Help! We'll be in Paris next weekend. Need to find place to stay for 6 Adults and 4 kids! Please HELP!?

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I love Paris

You can find a good list of inexpensive hotels on the link below. The article includes a detailed review of the hotel, amenities, as well as contact numbers for the hotels.

http://www.bonjourparis.com/story/inexpensive-paris-hotels-and-accomodations/

Hope this helps.

dr cinoque

http://www.hotelformule1.com/fr/reservation/liste_hotels.shtml

Rillifane

Please state what your price range is and what arrangements of rooms are required. Without this information no one will be able to give you a sensible answer.

Just generally you can always look at the eurocheapo site for Paris: http://www.eurocheapo.com/paris/

aug

Cheap + Paris is like dividing by zero

Angela G

Okay I went in September and stayed at Hotel: Roissy-en-France -- Premiere Classe Roissy Parc des Expositions It is right outside of Paris but it is a block from the train station. We walked to the station every morning and took the train into the city. It is inexpensive and clean. It is NOT a luxury hotel. It is in a business district but it is safe and quiet. There are not really any resturants near by. Just a couple at the hotels there. And the lodgings are tiny. But it is clean and efficient. We spent our day in Paris and then showered and slept in the room. So we only needed a bed and a shower so this worked for us. The room is REALLY small though. If you go to trav.com they have cheap Paris rooms too. I booked mine through expedia but found out it is a little cheaper to book through the hotels website.

Tony

Here is a list of Hotels in Paris from 40 - 50 â‚¬ /night. I hope you'll find your hotel in here.

If no, you can check on the Hotel l'Annexe (I know it), it is a bit more expensive but they are sweet and have availablity

eurostar23

look for hotels in BERCY, its the 12th arrondissment so its on the edge of paris, making rooms much cheaper. There is an all seasons and a novotel hotel right beside each other, which have decent rates, and they are both less than a 2 minute walk from the bercy metro station which is an express train that gets you to the heart of the city in about 5 minutes or less..
i was there in october, and stayed at the 'all seasons bercy'.

France is generally expensive no matter where you go, the next and cheapest possible option is probably a hostel, but its not really a family venue.

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