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where to stay in Paris
I am planning a trip to Paris in September. I would like to stay somewhere in the Latin Quarter or St, Germain area. Hopefully I can do this for under 200euro. Does anyone have any recommendations? Location, location, location.
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I'm sure there are loads of 3-stars in Paris in that area in that generous price range. I liked Dacia Luxembourg on St Mich but see it gets mixed reviews lately on TripAdvisor.
(not much of a post I realize, but will top this question for you.) |
I would recommend the 6th over the 5th. I really love walking around both areas, but the 6th seems much more classy to me. I haven't stayed in any hotels in the 6th. I stayed in a budget place on the border of the 5th and 13th called Residence Les Gobelines, but you'd probably want to stay somewhere a little nicer and more central on your budget.
Ira will recommend Hotel Napoleon, a 2 star in the 6th, which seems to be quite popular here. |
Ira's hotel is the Bonaparte (not Napoleon).
I prefer staying in the 5th. It is true that St. Germain is more upscale, but I (and especially my husband) prefer the student atmosphere, funky shops and plethora of ethnic restaurants in the Latin Quarter. On the other hand, they are very close together and I would be happy in either location. |
Suze , what do you mean by St Mich ? As a Parisian i know that "Boul' Mich'" was used in the 50s' for Boulevard Saint Michel but i've never heard about any 'St Mich'
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Hi Norween,
I think that Suze was conflating Boul Mich and Boul St G. ((I)) |
Hi JP,
We always stay at the Hotel Bonaparte, 61 Rue Bonaparte in the 6th. From 124E dbl w/bkfst. It is located near 3 metro stops. Has AC and an elevator. Tel 33 1 43 26 97 37 FAX 33 1 46 33 57 67 www.hotelbonaparte.fr For more info, enter "Hotel Bonaparte" in the "search this forum" box. Photos are at http://tinyurl.com/ludgd Thanks, Joe and Nikki :) ((I)) |
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