Hotel 6e in Paris
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Hi brin,
I am not acquainted with the Lindbergh.
Do they offer rates for singles? I have looked at three different sites and they keep coming up with doubles only.
My Lady Wife and I always stay at the Hotel Bonaparte. They do have singles for about 70E including bkfst.
I am not acquainted with the Lindbergh.
Do they offer rates for singles? I have looked at three different sites and they keep coming up with doubles only.
My Lady Wife and I always stay at the Hotel Bonaparte. They do have singles for about 70E including bkfst.
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Check directly with the Claude Bernard. They have single rates with a number of 'specials' - we talked with the local desk/reservations people and had good results. Nice 3Star; clean, comfortable, great location.
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ira,
stupid question ... what order does one "dial" the number in Paris? I only call home but have never needed to phone over!
I read the many reviews on the web about the cat and the portuegese (sp) night clerk ... everything sounds so positive and the location is terrific. I do appreciate your help. thanks bb
stupid question ... what order does one "dial" the number in Paris? I only call home but have never needed to phone over!
I read the many reviews on the web about the cat and the portuegese (sp) night clerk ... everything sounds so positive and the location is terrific. I do appreciate your help. thanks bb
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Are you calling from the US? You would dial 011 33 followed by the phone number. Phone numbers in France start with a zero which you would drop when dialing from the US. For example if the number is : 01 45 65 54 34 you would dial 011 33 1 45 65 54 34
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I never phone directly from my telephone. I get a calling card from the local corner store, and end up paying less than 10 cents per minute. The nice thing about such cards is that there are no surprise charges on your phone bill. If you are going to be doing more than one or two international phone calls, I'd highly suggest getting one.
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You might also consider the Hotel Residence Monge at 55, rue Monge. I think they have a web site at www.hotelmonge.com . Call Julie at the front desk for a reservation: 011 33 1 43 45 87 90. Make a good list of questions before you make the call to make sure you don't forget to ask.
Phone cards are nice if you making a number of calls, but for a five minute call to France to make a reservation, just dial it and get it over with.
Phone cards are nice if you making a number of calls, but for a five minute call to France to make a reservation, just dial it and get it over with.
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could you move a few blocks over to the 5th? Besides the Residence Monge, another hotel that seems to be almost universally praised is the St-Jacques, and the website appears to show lots of charm.
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I passed by teh St. Jacques.. if its the sameSt. Jacques, it is the one Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn filed Charade in, right?
Thank's Ira! Aaaaah, you're probably like wine, better with time. I know I am! hahahaha... (Some say I'm more like vinegar)
Thank's Ira! Aaaaah, you're probably like wine, better with time. I know I am! hahahaha... (Some say I'm more like vinegar)
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Hi Suzie,
> if its the sameSt. Jacques, it is the one Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn filmed Charade in, right?<
Right.
>you're probably like wine, better with time. I know I am! hahahaha... (Some say I'm more like vinegar)<
A properly aged Balsamic, I presume?
> if its the sameSt. Jacques, it is the one Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn filmed Charade in, right?<
Right.
>you're probably like wine, better with time. I know I am! hahahaha... (Some say I'm more like vinegar)<
A properly aged Balsamic, I presume?
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Ira-I was hoping for some romantic type story of stumbling across it when your other hotel was full. Oh well, at least you have found a place you really like and have been able to recommend it to so many other travelers.