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This hotel is located in Paris’s 15th district, just in front of Balard Tram Station, which leads directly to Porte de Versailles Exhibition Centre.
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Situated opposite Gare de Lyon Train and Metro Station in the heart of Paris, Novotel Paris Gare De Lyon offers a fitness centre and a 24-hour heated indoor swimming pool.
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Located a 15-minute walk from the Eiffel Tower, Aparthotel Adagio Paris Centre Tour Eiffel offers a 24-hour reception, air-conditioned studios and free fibre optic WiFi in all areas.
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These air-conditioned studios and apartments are located on Place d’Italie in Paris’s 13th arrondissement. They offer free internet access and satellite TV in the heart of Chinatown.
Paris was highly rated for museums by 5,287 guests from the United States!
A City of Love, Culture and Cuisine
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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Best rated hotels and unique places to stay in Paris, based on 1,466,764 reviews from real guests!
The best way to see Paris is on foot--it's essential.
The best way to see Paris is on foot--it's essential. If you only go to landmarks, you miss everything else. Do see famous places, but try walking to them, and you can always take a metro train when you are tired. If you want real French food, find the little restaurants in neighborhoods--avoid the touristy ones. "Bonjour" and "Merci" go a long way--kindness will get you the same.
Shernetta Taylor
United Kingdom
6.0
The surrounding area bit rough lot of hanging out in the...
The surrounding area bit rough lot of hanging out in the street with husslers have to be extremely careful with valuable. I was a bit scared to begin with and rather use buses than metro, you find loads of men just hanging by the entrance to get to mentro
Claribel
United States of America
6.0
The people are not very inclined to give a helping hand if...
The people are not very inclined to give a helping hand if you don't speak the language. Their metro system is very hard to understand. If you are not used to a lot of traffic and overcrowded places then Paris is definitely not for you.
Christiana
Saint Lucia
8.0
Wonderful, rich history and culture, lots of places to see...
Wonderful, rich history and culture, lots of places to see and things to do. Great food. The last few days was pretty cold so I’d recommend you walk with warm options even in the summer.
Lots of options to get around - big bus hop on and off is a must. Metro is everywhere and closes at 2am.
No kids? Spend a few hours in Pigalle near Moulin Rouge. Do the main tours Eiffel Tower, Louvre, champ elyssee. Always use skip the lines options
Paul’s Cafe is everywhere with a variety of pastries and coffees. Amazing croissants!
Have some wine in famous spots eg Maxim’s
Rachael
United States of America
8.0
Had a great time.
Had a great time. Beautiful city with so much to see. Very expensive so make sure you have money to spend. Everything is pricey. We did get the Museum Pass which was well worth it for the things we wanted to see. We took the Tram a lot to get to different areas which was great but can be crowded at times especially if any are on strike. Apparently going on strike here is normal. The trains were extra crowded for 2 days of strikes when less were running. Also the catacombs were closed the entire week due to a strike. All the tourist attractions get extremely crowded so go early. Double check airlines too bc apparently they go on strike all the time too.
Laima
United Kingdom
6.0
Veeery expensive, Louvre closed on Tuesdays - what is that...
Veeery expensive, Louvre closed on Tuesdays - what is that about? Food is real expensive too. Everyone trying to sell you something or asking for money.
The buildings are beautiful, but not worth the hassle.
“Clean
Quiet location
It's not the best hotel if you're a paris visitor , I chose it mostly because I went to paris by car , and I found nearby a cheap parking. If you come by other means I think you can find better deals
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“The best thing about the hotel is its proximity to Gare de Lyon. You can take the Airport Bus from CDG direct. The Metro is right there and if you’re traveling by train out of France it could not be more convenient. Staff was friendly and helpful.”
“Close to the major sights. Close to the metro, allowing access to the city without limits. Being a New Yorker its important to have free reign to the city and the property location allows for that. The staff was attentive and sensitive to my needs as I had to extend stay for one night because of the Air France strike. Elisabeth and Christine are angels! The bath room and room were immaculate . My trip with my mother to Paris was fabulous!”
“Great location if you want to be in Saint Germain. It's an easy walk to everything that makes Paris a must-go for me. It's also a very easy walk to Le Marais, without having to be in the area. The hotel staff are wonderful, kind, helpful people. The facilities are very well maintained and everything is clean and tidy. ”
“Location. The hotel itself is not that good but the neighborhood it's in make up for the bad things. It's close to Gare de Lyon and there are several bus stops around the hotel so going around the city is easy. There are two small groceries nearby (Carrefour and Monoprix) so you get easy access to cheap food stuff and other essentials. It's close to two good bakeries. We got the privilege to food shop in a bi-weekly neighborhood market just one street away from the hotel and got a taste of authentic Parisian food. ”
“The location, the level of service and the friendliness of the hotel staff, and the quality of the room we stayed in were all exceptional. I would highly recommend this property, and I would happily stay there again.”
“This place is very clean, comfortable and suitable for solo travellers. Also, the proximity to metro and public transit makes it a good place to stay for tourists.”
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Description Le Terrass” Hôtel is in a 19th-century building in the heart of the Montmartre district.
