Hotels in Paris in general

The first time I ever visited Paris I stayed at this hotel. I just left it up to my boyfriend and his dad to choose the accommodation as I knew nothing about this city at the time, except that it had the Eiffel Tower! When we looked it up on the internet there were a few flatting photographs, and because it was so close to the Gare du Nord (where we arrive from the Eurostar) it seemed like the perfect little hotel. It's in a great location for a hotel that isn't too pricey, or too cheap. Location It's located in the heart of Paris, it's a lovely traditional looking building and is in the immediate neighbourhood of the amazing St Quention Market. ...  Read the complete review

The hotel Londres & Anvers - Paris My wife and i recently had the pleasure of being able to get away from it all, with a short break in Paris. I am hoping that this might be of use to you guys, because we were doin Paris on a budget. We do not have a fortune, yet we wanted to fully enjoy and appreciate paris. Known for being one of the most expensive cities in the world, Paris is culture capital of the world. There really is something for everything. I future reviews i will let you in on a few secret delights, that are both enjoyable, and inexpensive. But for now, i will concentrate on the hotel. As we were working within a ...  Read the complete review

HOTEL LIBERTEL TERMINUS NORD. Last week, I was sent to Paris for a course (yes, I am lucky sometimes). We had to stay overnight, so a hotel was booked. It was just opposite the station, Gare du Nord, where we arrived with the Eurostar ( pub cue: here you could read my op about, ding dong). So very convenient. The building and decoration are beautiful, in a Victorian style. There are 237 rooms well sized. Mine had 2 different areas : bedroom with 2 single bed together(?), side tables, cable TV, wardrobe and dressing table. There was a separate lounge with 2 armchairs, coffee table, desk and chair, mini-bar and a second wardrobe. It included ...  Read the complete review

I went to paris last year on a group trip with people from work. There were about 30 of us. We went to the Quality Hotle in MonMatre. About 20 minutes from the centre of paris. I would not go to this area to stay. It was to far to got to the nearest metro and all that was near by was a mcdonanlds and one resteraunt. We had of course arrived at the wrong time of the year. There bank holiday weekend when everyone goes to the coast. There was a single man at check in who was'nt very helful but he was stressed since he was one of the two people who had been left i charge running the hotel. The room was spacious if ...  Read the complete review

When travelling on business it is nice to find a hotel that is “home from home” and that is exactly what the four star Golden Tulip Hotel Washington Opera has become. Located on Rue de Richelieu this hotel is ideally situated for the financial district of Paris. Especially for me as our offices are next to the Bourse about a ten-minute walk away. For those looking to explore L’Opera is at the end of the road in one direction and a further ten minutes walk takes you to the banks of the Seine and the Louvre. Arriving at Gare Du Nord on the Eurostar it is best to take a taxi to the Hotel, costing from 38 francs (about 3.80) out of ...  Read the complete review