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Citadines Apart-Hotels Advice Needed
Visiting Paris in Jan and looking for reviews of the Citadines Apart-Hotels, especially the Citadines Paris Les Halles. Good & bad comments welcome
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We stayed at Citadines Republique last February. It was fine, right down the street from the metro and convenient to everything. Also the neighborhood had a lot of interesting shops and little restaurants. We looked into Citadines Les Halles and decided against it based on info about the neighborhood that I got from this forum. We were traveling with 2 kids (11 and 14). I was told that the neighborhood by Les Halles gets a lot of kids looking for trouble especially in the evening and on weekends. We were very happy at Republique; and it was cheaper!
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We stayed at Citadines (then "Orion") Les Halles 4 years ago with 2 kids (then 2 and 9) and it was fine. The nearby underground mall itself was seedy with young teens so I wouldn't go in there, especially at night, but the area is fine, active, lots going on, nearby subway and well located.<BR><BR>Have a great trip.
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Tricia,<BR>I have booked the Citadines on St.Germain de Pres (in the 6th arr.) for a trip in early December. The location is fantastic, as you will see if you look at www.citadines.com.<BR>If you send me an e-mail after December 10, I will let you know how it was, if that is not too late for you. I booked it through US Airways Vacations.
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In May-June of 2001 we stayed for a month at Citadines St. Germain in a studio apt. Wonderful location but the pullout sofa could have been more comfortable. Also, they seemed to run out of hot water from 8-10 am. This Sept. we looked at Citadines Les Halles. It is also very convenient, with lots of restaurants nearby, even reasonable chains like a good Pizza Hut and Hippopotomus. As someone said, it seems fine at night as long as you don't go into the Forum [which has a large, indoor swimming pool, by the way].
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