Hotel Favart, Paris
May 17th, 2000, 06:55 AM
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Hi <BR>I don't know the hotel, but you can try checking for comments from previous guests at <BR>www.paris.org <BR>or www.hotelboulevard.com <BR>
Jun 16th, 2003, 07:49 PM
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unfortunately, hotelboulevard has been out of business for a while--the domain name is up for auction. try digital.france.com/hotels as a good substitute, they have 39 reviews.
Don't know the hotel, but it looks decent, though. The area is convenient and central, but kind of business-y for my tastes. It's near the stock exchange, as well as the Opera, lots of stores and a couple theaters (Comedie Francaise). There are plenty of places to eat around there, don't worry. It won't take you long to get places.
I have never stayed around there so am not quite sure what that would be like, maybe someone else can say from experience.
Don't know the hotel, but it looks decent, though. The area is convenient and central, but kind of business-y for my tastes. It's near the stock exchange, as well as the Opera, lots of stores and a couple theaters (Comedie Francaise). There are plenty of places to eat around there, don't worry. It won't take you long to get places.
I have never stayed around there so am not quite sure what that would be like, maybe someone else can say from experience.
Jun 16th, 2003, 09:31 PM
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Thank you both for answering; Travelnut, have a nice vacation in New Orleans-Paris will be upcoming soon hopefully for you?
Yes, maybe someone else who has stayed in this area can give some info. I read that the 2nd is deserted at night. Is this correct? Hotel Favart has no a/c but they are offering in July next yr. 130 euro/night (for a triple!) including breakfast (no matter how small it is).
I think we have to look in less popular areas now as the rates are lower (the euro is getting too strong against the US $-the same hotel we could afford last year is costing $200 or more now-in the Latin Qtr.). But we still want to stay in a hotel and not an apartment.
Thanks
Yes, maybe someone else who has stayed in this area can give some info. I read that the 2nd is deserted at night. Is this correct? Hotel Favart has no a/c but they are offering in July next yr. 130 euro/night (for a triple!) including breakfast (no matter how small it is).
I think we have to look in less popular areas now as the rates are lower (the euro is getting too strong against the US $-the same hotel we could afford last year is costing $200 or more now-in the Latin Qtr.). But we still want to stay in a hotel and not an apartment.
Thanks
