Opera Quarter - Safe at night??
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Opera Quarter - Safe at night??
I noticed a pretty good hotel in the Opera quarter, but I've never been to Paris before, and it will just be two young females in our party.<BR><BR>How is this area at night? The street of the hotel is 15 rue de Constantinople - is this the northern part of the Opera Quarter?<BR><BR>
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no, that's not the Opera Quarter, it's called quartier de l'Europe, that's behind the St Lazare train station near Batignolles area. I wouldn't advise you stay there, particularly 2 young females alone who haven't been to Paris. It's somewhat far out, uninteresting to dicey in parts, I just wouldn't think that would be a good choice for you when there are so many others in better areas. I don't think you are going to want to be around there at night. I have heard the New Orient hotel is a good value and nice budget hotel in that area if you must, that's the only one I've heard of. I don't think you'd be glad you stayed in that area.
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Thanks Christina, <BR><BR>I'm glad someone told me that - whew! I was planning on staying at Hotel du Bois near Champs Elysees, but it had no A/C, and I was concerned about the noise and the heat during the ending of May.<BR><BR>What about La Gallerie located at 16, rue de la Pépinière? Anyone familar with this area?
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If you want a hotel with AC near the Arc/Champs, why don't you look at the Hotel Kleber: http://www.123france.com/europe/fran...s/hoklebus.htm or http://www.kleberhotel.com<BR>It's a great location, now has AC, reasonable rates for that level of hotel in that area and I've read at least one good review of it (in Cheap Sleeps, one I trust). They also have very good promotions in winter/summer.<BR>Here's another nice 3-star hotel but with AC in the 8th, a better area than the one you were considering: http://www.elysees-ceramic.com/


