Somewhere to stay in Paris?

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hostelbookers69

Hi JJ

i have some hotels i can recommend you that is going to suit to your budget i think
Firstly for private single ensuite
Hotel Londres et d'Anvers (65 euros/50 pounds)
At 5 mn by foot of the Station of the North, close to the Montmartre and to the Sacred Heart, direct access by the subway to the district of the Halle where you can do shopping,central Paris (around 20 min by the underground)really nice hotel,modern.
Boissiere hotel has a good value for money 53 euros/42 pounds for a private single ensuite you are by underground 12 minutes from central paris( line 3) ,close to the main shopping areas and attractions.
After i can advise you some hotel that are more in popular areas so cheaper it is still in paris but it is close to the suburb
Hotel la terasse
35 pounds for a private single ensuite,you still have the underground and you are in 20 min(subway) to central paris.
Hotel de Paris 44 pounds for a private single ensuite
Finally Hotel San sebastian 50 pounds for private single ensuite close to bastille ,a lively area with a lot of bars and shops ,very good location , in central paris .If you want have a look at the photos'hotels or the maps you can go to this link
http://www.hostelbookers.com/hostels/france/paris/
I hope it will help you ,bon sejour a Paris !

Jake, travel agent.

go to trussvilletravel.com and put you dates, paris, whether your flying or not, etc, and a windowwill pop up with your search results. thenyoucan look at pictures, any reviews on the hotel, and narrow results by location, nearby landmarks, price, rating, etc. i hope this helps

natalia k

I stayed in a 3 star hotel called Le havane, was a simple hotel, didn't pay for breakfast cos' it wasn't cheap, instead I went to a mcdonalds that was like 2 blocks from there and also cheaper.
The hotel is in the center, near fayette av. so it's nicelly located, one block from an av. which I don't remember the name and like 5 blocks to lafayette. it was a safe area with lots of chinesse and jewish stores. I really liked it because the location was great, we had everything near, we didn't even had to rent a car, we used public transportation and never had one single problem.

Ps: could I go with you, I wanna go back!! :(

levibizzle

If you want to book in advance at a trust worthy web-site, why not try bmi baby. I booked a great 3 star hotel right in the city for Â£40 per night. The hotel is called The Abricotel Hotel. The address is 15 rue Lally Tollendal, Paris. Hope you enjoy your stay.

barge437

There were 3 of us and it was cheaper to stay in an apartment in 5th district, walking distance to Latin Quarter. It was better than a hotel as we could come and go as we liked and had our own kitchen etc, to make breakfast.
It had 1 bedroom, and a sofa bed in the lounge.

(apartment Barbusse)

Borealis83

When I went to Paris, we went to the tourist information booth at the train station after taking the Eurostar from London.

He asked us our price range and found us a lovely hotel room for 30 Euros a night.

M_J

go to www.expedia.com, and it will give you all the information on what kind of hotels or hostels , km or miles away from the central paris. enjoy!

anne b

Westopped at the Holiday Inn express at the airport. Got the free shuttle to the train and got a train pass in. Not in central Paris but reasonable and comfortable

Katie

Ooh they have a little hotel in the middle of Paris, I forget what it's called but they only have one room but they still have a resteraunt and stuff... You should try and get in there, it looked lovely x :]

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