Paris was highly rated for museums by 4,291 guests from the United States!Paris Travel Guide
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Paris's diverse arrondissements mean that there really is something to suit everyone. You could stay on the chic Left Bank, near the lively Grands Boulevards, or in the more residential Montparnasse.
A symbol of love and the most visited city in the world, beautiful Paris has it all! The romantic cafés of Montparnasse, lively bistros of the Latin Quarter and high-fashion luxury stores of Champs-Élysées are just waiting to be discovered.
Admire the views from the iconic Eiffel Tower, have fun at Disneyland or enjoy the artistic atmosphere of Montmartre. Make sure you visit the Louvre to try shaking hands with Venus de Milo and solve the mystery behind Mona Lisa’s smile.
In the evening, the famous Moulin Rouge offers exciting cabaret shows and the 19th-century Opéra Garnier welcomes you to sink into its lush seats. The renowned French cuisine is served in countless Parisian bistros, restaurants and brasseries!
Thanks to the city’s great public transportation system, it doesn’t matter if you’re traveling from Orly or Charles de Gaulle International Airports, since all major attractions are within easy reach. Whether you’re looking for a room with a Notre Dame view, a design hotel with chic interiors or a comfortable apartment, Booking.com has something to fit all your travel needs.
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What Guests Said About Paris:
Michele
United States of America
10
Exceptional
reviews
This was a return to Paris after a few years.
This was a return to Paris after a few years.
Paris never disappoints. It is one of the best walking cities in the world.
The Palais Garnier is perhaps the most perfect setting to see ballet, Le Jardin des Luxenbourg is perhaps the perfect spot to people watch and the outdoor markets are great equalizers and great fun
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Exceptional
reviews
We tried to figure out their bike sharing program.
We tried to figure out their bike sharing program. It was very cumbersome and many locals said it is challenging. The little we did use the bikes, it was fantastic. I am shocked at how busy the large sites are getting. Plan ahead and visit some off beat neighborhoods. Go to a true French Bistro and enjoy the French in their neighborhoods. They are wonderfully well educated conversationalist.
Dinesh
India
10
Exceptional
reviews
Louvre meuseum and palace de Versailles were in my view the...
Louvre meuseum and palace de Versailles were in my view the best attractions for me. The next were Notredame cathedral,Eiffel tower, Montmartre, Les Invalides.
Lido show, crepe eating, wine and long walks are the must do.
Carry good pair of shoes. You will be walking a lot.
The underground metro will remind you of subway surfer game.
Orlovus
Belarus
6.0
Review score
reviews
Paris is attractive by its most significant landmarks.
Paris is attractive by its most significant landmarks. Definitely everyone should come and see those. Still what's really hard is to not get lost in city's underground: not at all user-friendly, we lost up to 3 hours to get the essence of it. So my advice here is: if you plan to explore the city and use metro/RER - just prepare in advance, study the lines and fares and understand how system works, otherwise it'll be painful, time-consuming and expensive. Not all the ticket vending machines accept credit cards, not all accept banknotes and some accept coins only!
Plan your itinerary in advance as well, study the opening hours for landmarks and bear in mind that the city is overcrowded by millions of visitors so queuing is an integral part of your routine in Paris.
And definitely just do not forget to take a walk on Quai d'Orsay from Trocadero to Cite Island alongside Seine - you'll get excellent emotions.
Angela Trujillo
United States of America
10
Exceptional
reviews
I went with my 12 year old granddaughter.
I went with my 12 year old granddaughter. Her favorites were the Eiffel tower (going to the top), the Evening Seine River trip on Bateau Parisian, shopping, and The Catacombs. She also liked the Grevin Wax museum. And of course, the crepes and pastries. She endured the art museums etc. for my sake, and hopefully learned something! A lovely trip.
Igor
Italy
8.0
Very Good
reviews
Just fantastique for lovers of history and culture.
Just fantastique for lovers of history and culture. Walking hours and hours is a must. For that the itineraries can be well-thought to avoid the crowds and hit the best spots. The enbankments are strongly recommended for romantic nights.
“The staff was absolutely fantastic, nice and helpful at all time from our arrival. The hotel is ideally located next to the Eiffel Tower with a view from the balcony. The room are modern, and very comfortable. I can only recommend this hotel to anyone wishing to make the best of a travel in Paris.”
“The staff made us felt welcomed! The hotel is located in a quiet street, yet surrounded by restaurants & cafés, theaters, boutiques, a 10 min walk to Jardins du Luxembourg, close to a metro station, to gare Montparnasse and the Air France shuttles to the airports. The rooms are small, which is the case in lots of Paris hotels, but well equipped and quiet. The beds and pillows are very comfortable. Individual A/C unit in the room. Loved staying there!”
“The bed room was very spacious and was in a perfect location for me. As a frequent visitor to Paris, I haven't yet found a hotel I would go back to but I would go back to this one. I found it easy having the key cards to get in and out the reception makes it easier for returning early or late. I asked the hotel before arrival for a room with a view and on a high level, and I got both.”
“Closely located to the Pais Montparnasse Train Station (good location for trains to outer France) and on a street full of eateries. I had room 108 that had its own sit-outside balcony that added to the roominess of what is otherwise (like many other Quaint Paris Hotels) a smallish room. However it had everything and was quaintly and tastefully decorated. Good value - a reasonable (2km) walk to the Eiffel Tower and tourist sights. Breakfast (7:00 to 10:30 am) was wonderful. Staff (all spoke good English) were quite helpful when asked.”
“Staff is friendly, rooms are clean and quite nice and we were able to get a room with a view and bathtub so it was great. IMO it is a bit expensive (breakfast could be included..) but I knew the price before going and it met my expectations. Paris can be pricey. Location is good, it has cafes and restaurants around and the tower is always there reminding you're in France.”
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