Paris - Hotel Choices
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Paris - Hotel Choices
Have narrowed it down as follows:
Hotel Britannique
Castex Hotel
Hotel du Lys
Hotel Muguet
Hotel Bonaparte - need to check availability
I'd love to hear from anyone who has stayed at any of these places.
Thanks!
Hotel Britannique
Castex Hotel
Hotel du Lys
Hotel Muguet
Hotel Bonaparte - need to check availability
I'd love to hear from anyone who has stayed at any of these places.
Thanks!
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You can find recent comments by using the search feature for the Bonaparte and Muguet... and the du Lys was recommended by 'grandmere', I think, but she hasn't posted lately about it.
The other two haven't been mentioned much lately - it seems the 6th is the most favored arr. on this board (not by everyone, but a clear majority).
Check on Tripadvisor.com while you're waiting - comments on all of them over there.
The other two haven't been mentioned much lately - it seems the 6th is the most favored arr. on this board (not by everyone, but a clear majority).
Check on Tripadvisor.com while you're waiting - comments on all of them over there.
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I have stayed at the Castex twice and would highly recommend it. Very helpful staff almost new rooms, very modern heat and ac. Check Rick STeves's book for possible special offer. I like the location. It is also on a quiet street but very close to lots of transportation options.
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We stayed at the du Lys in April. For convenience, price, safety and quiet, we were very pleased. The drawbacks were a somewhat worn bedspread and an unvented, although new, bathroom.
There's no AC but we didn't need it in April.
There's no AC but we didn't need it in April.