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Want (Quiet) Montparnesse Hotel Room
I'm returning to Paris for three days in late December, my first visit in more than a decade. If possible, I'd like to stay in Montparnesse, an area I like and know. I stayed in Le Meridien on Rue de Commandant my last trip. I don't want to pay $300 or more for a room, which I believe is what it now costs at Le Meridien; nor was the hotel that great. Anyway, can anyone recommend a hotel in Montparnesse in the $225-250 range? I really don't know the Paris hotel scene. Will I derive more bang for my dollar in another location than Montparnesse? Would like a relatively quiet hotel, even if it isn't in Montparnesse. Any suggestions in Montparnesse, my first choice, or elsewhere? I might also go for a B & B, but I'd need staff, or an elevator, to help me with my not-so-heavy bag. (Have bad back, and had two hernias, and can't carry my suitcase up and down stairs, as otherwise I'd do so; not a question of being lazy or spoiled. Thanks in advance and best for the holidays.
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Back in 2001, we stayed at the Bretange Montparnasse and loved it. It is a Best Western. The location was nice and quiet, with a good restaurant across the street and a good boulangerie about a block away. The hotel is about 2 or 3 blocks from the Pernety station, which got us everywhere we wanted to go. The hotel has been renovated since our stay. The staff were very nice and I would not hesitate to stay there at all.
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In case you want to look up, it is Bretagne Montparnasse.
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http://hotelraspailmontparnasse.com/
We have stayed at Hotel Raspail on the corner of Montparnasse and Raspail on 2 different trips. It's a 3 star, not the most luxurious, but what a wonderful staff and location. There are so many wonderful restaurants close by, Luxemborg Gardens a few blocks away. On our trips lately we choose to stay closer to the Seine, but we have a photo hanging in our home that was taken out of the window at the Raspail and it brings us many good memories. |
Haven't stayed at these but they are all recently renovated (within 1-2 years) and winter pricing or internet special rates fit your range:
http://www.elyseemontparnasse-paris-hotel.com/ http://www.hotelchaplain.com/ http://www.accorhotels.com/gb/hotel-...se/index.shtml (see "Hot Deal" for lowest rate) You can read the 'fine print' over at Tripadvisor... |
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I just booked a room online for four nights in late December at the Bretagne Montparnasse. Thanks everyone and best.
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For others looking in the 14th these get decent reviews -
http://www.paris-hotel-lenox.com/index.php?langue=uk http://www.hotel-des-bains-montparna...asse.php?lg=en http://www.hotelleroyal.com/VERSION-II/english.html |
I always stay at the Hotel Aiglon in MOntparnasse, which is one of my favorite Parisian hotels:
http://www.paris-hotel-aiglon.com/fr/ It is much cheaper than you want, and a very nice 3* hotel. Go for the "club" double rooms which are fine for a single person. This is an excellent location being right across from the Raspail metro stop. As for quiet -- well, this hotel is on the corner of bd Raspail and Edgar Quinet, and Raspail is a busy street so there is street traffic. Ask for a room on bd Edgar Quinet which looks onto the cemetery, that's what I do and that's as quiet as you'll get -- the higher the floor the better in terms of street noise. I don't know any hotel of that quality at a better rate elsewhere, and I've looked. At least not unless you go farther out or something. The hotel is a typical, small Parisian hotel of about 40-50 rooms. |
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