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Old Jul 14th, 2008, 09:40 AM
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Hotel or B&B in Paris - St. Germaine de Prez

We are looking to take a one week trip to Paris in late October. We are looking for a hotel or bed and breakfast in the St. Germaine de Prez area. We hope to find one that is quiet (not paper thin walls like we have read on this forum) and not alot of traffic.

We are fine with spending up to 200 euros a night.

Any suggestions? Thanks everyone.
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Hotel Clement.Happy Travels!
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My wife and I have stayed at Hotel Pas des Calais several times. Very convenient- less that block off blvd St. Germaine. It has a web site so you can check it out. Nice rooms and nice people at desk- even gave us a note in French for the bus! Good suggestions for "local" restaruants also. Take a look.
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In case you are doing online searches, it is:
Saint Germain-des-Prés
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And when you get to trying to say it, absolutely do not say "Germaine" or nobody will understand you.
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Old Jul 14th, 2008, 07:26 PM
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We enjoyed the Hotel Residence Henri IV -- it's in a great "real" neighborhood, on a super-quiet side street.
 
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My apologies for spelling it incorrectly. Thanks for your continued help everyone. Any good suggestions for restarants in that area? Have a good day.
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Here are a couple of hotels in your range, and some good restaurants in the area...

Hotel de Seine
http://www.hoteldeseine.com/

Hotel Delavigne
http://www.hoteldelavigne.com/

Le Bastide Odeon
http://www.bastide-odeon.com/

La Ferrandaise
http://www.laferrandaise.com/

La Boussole
http://www.la-boussole.com/
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