Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, HotelF1 Paris Saint Ouen Marché Aux Puces Rénové offers rooms with a flat-screen TV.
Jamily
Brazil
the room was really nice (tight but good enough for the price), the elevators work well and also the staff was nice! They had some machines to buy food and coffee, and a place to fill water bottles! The bathroom was good too (even though you have to share with other people - it’s really clean)
Located in the north of Paris near Boulevard Périphérique, ibis Budget Paris Porte De Montmartre is just a 10-minute walk from Porte de Saint-Ouen Metro Station. Stade de France Stadium is 2.5 mi...
NH Paris Gare de l'Est hotel is located opposite Gare de l’Est Train and Metro Station, which provides direct access to attractions such as Saint-Michel and the Latin Quarter.
Vivien
United Kingdom
the spacious room, comfortable bed, exceptional help from a gentleman in reception who ran some way after me to give me a map which he had printed off for me. Much appreciated!
The Novotel Paris Center Tour Eiffel is within walking distance of the Eiffel Tower in the heart of Paris and is a 10-minute drive to the Parc des Princes Stadium.
Rich
United States of America
Location is great and front desk staff was excellent.
Ladies Concierges are great but guy is not that good.
Intercontinental Paris Le Grand is located just 100 ft from the Opéra Garnier and Opera Metro Station. It offers 2 restaurants and a health club with sauna and massage treatments.
Altona is in Paris, less than 0.3 miles from Gare du Nord Train and Eurostar Station and 0.6 miles from Sacré-Cœur Basilica. It has a 24-hour front desk and offers free Wi-Fi access.
Ali Mokhtar
Egypt
The location is great and many places around to eat and have a nice time.
Located in Paris, Hotel du College de France is 689 feet from La Sorbonne University and 1640 feet from Noter-Dame Cathedral. This hotel offers free WiFi and a communal lounge with a TV.
Great location, nice and clean, very helpful staff
Located in the 9th district of Paris, just a 10-minute walk from Opera Garnier and the Galeries Lafayette, Hotel Phileas Lazare & Spa - Opera Hotel offers a hammam and a gym, as well as a 24-hour...
Amazing staff, super comfortable and great location.
Located in the 2nd district of Paris, just 492 feet from Réamur-Sébastopol Metro Station, 123 Sébastopol offers a terrace, 24-hour reception and luggage storage.
More hooks to hang items and a place to dry towels
Located in central Paris, Hotel Muguet is just 2 minutes from Hotel des Invalides and 1700 ft from the Champ de Mars. It offers modern-style rooms with an LCD TV.
The staff were excellent! Very polite and really made us welcome.
Ideally located just a 5-minute walk from the Champs Elysées and Franklin D. Roosevelt Metro Station, the Hotel Rond-Point offers a 13-yards indoor pool with a hammam and relaxation area.
Very clean and comfortable. And very pleasant people.
Located in Paris, 2.1 miles from Stade de France, Ibis Budget Paris porte de la Chapelle - Aréna has accommodations with a garden, private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
They let us leave our luggage when we arrived early
Hotel de L'Europe Belleville offers accommodations in central Paris, 492 feet from Belleville Metro Station and a 15-minute walk from Place de la République.
all cool and good. reception was awesome, parrots were amazing
Hotel Tolbiac offers accommodations in central Paris, a few steps from Choisy Park and 2133 feet from Place d’Italie. Guests can relax on the furnished patio and use free Wi-Fi access.
Location of the hotel was perfect and the staff very helpful.
Boasting a bar, Cheval Blanc Paris & Dior Spa Cheval Blanc Paris is located in Paris in the Ile de France region, 1312 feet from Louver Museum and 1312 feet from Sainte-Chapelle.
There’s nothing not to like. It’s luxury to the next level.
Situated in the Latin Quarter facing Sainte-Chapelle, Les Rives de Notre-Dame offers traditional Parisian style accommodations in the romantic center of Paris.
The location, the customer service, the accommodation
Set in a 17th-century convent, this hotel is located in the heart of the historical Marais district in central Paris. It offers individually-decorated rooms with free Wi-Fi access.
Hôtel Le Presbytère is set in a former presbytery. It is located in the center of Paris, a mere 984 feet from the famous Pompidou Center and 1148 feet from Les Halles shopping center.
Super location and great room plus fantastic staff
Located in Paris and with Notre Dame reachable within a 8-minute walk, Le Grand Mazarin provides concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a terrace, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
Hyggelig personaler, rent, fint strøk, god frokost
Hotel Saint-Louis en L'Isle - Noter-Dame is set in Paris, in the heart of Ile Saint-Louis, 820 feet from Cathedral Noter Dame de Paris and the Latin Quarter. It offers free Wi-Fi access.
On average, 3-star hotels in Paris cost $221 per night, and 4-star hotels in Paris are $334 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Paris can be found for $860 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Paris this weekend is $255 or, for a 4-star hotel, $398. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Paris for this weekend cost around $1,030 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $254 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Paris for tonight. You'll pay around $372 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Paris will cost around $902, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
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.
It was hectic due to the games hosted there. I was volunteering and I managed to do some sightseeing but I would have loved to explore more. The metros are however challenging as there are too many steps for people with limited mobility or on wheel chairs
Ummukulthoum
Nigeria
Scored 6.0
6.0
People generally praise Paris, personally it does nothing...
People generally praise Paris, personally it does nothing for me. Not sure what others see in it, people not very friendly. Food ok but expensive. Would not visit out of choice. Only came this time to visit friends.
Richard
United Kingdom
Scored 6.0
6.0
If you are traveling with kids, know that Parisians don’t...
If you are traveling with kids, know that Parisians don’t like that children make noise inside the places. They usually get angry and ask to your children to stay quiet! About Paris it is an amazing. There are a lot of historical points to be visited. The museums are amazing. The Disneyland for children was a dream experience.
fabiostein
Brazil
Scored 10
10
Paris is everything it's said to be.
Paris is everything it's said to be. It is beautiful and vibrant and expensive.
Les Invalides and the Rodin Museum are great places to make time for, and every corner of the city begs to be photographed. Plan your time out to be efficient, it takes a while to get from place to place. The metro can be a little intimidating at first, especially as you come to know that the signage and announcements are not always correct. It is the best way to move from one area of the city to another. - We choose to take the Metro from CDG and walk to our accommodations. If you have any persons in your party with mobility or stamina issues, you may want to reconsider this option. The trains can be very crowded, and there are many places where stairs are the only option for entering or leaving the stations. Bring good shoes and be prepared for rain. You will want to visit the crowded locations. They are worth the waits. - Never felt unsafe anywhere we walked in the city, but you do need to bring your urban good sense. Most Parisians we encountered were friendly and outgoing, and often very helpful. There are a lot of hustlers working the tourists as well.
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Anonymous
United States of America
Scored 10
10
Even thought Paris a little bit expensive (the metro,...
Even thought Paris a little bit expensive (the metro, entrance fees and eating out mostly) I loved every moment of our travel. They have amazing and breathtaking sights and monuments, plenty things to do and visit, and delicious gastronomy (especially craps and galletes). I loved the Louvre and its surroundings, the buildings are beautiful, also Sacré-Cœur. In my next trip to Paris I would avoid the public transportation to save up a little bit, check if they have a pass for monuments to get some discount and spend more time there. We tried the galletes and craps in Crêpier Gourmet and we loved it, it was more than delicious.
Nikolett
Hungary
Scored 8.0
8.0
Paris is famous for style, history and charm.
Paris is famous for style, history and charm. All these are still there. But it’s getting harder to recognise them. There are quirky signs all over. Lack of uniformity on this. Sometimes signs for toilets point you to a certain place but then there are no more signs when you get there. There are heaps of beggars. One could expect anyone to approach you for money. Not nice. Aggressive impatient waiters hustling for you to sit on mini tables and chairs in a certain way. Not nice.
Lots of escalators were out of action, particularly in the metro, which made it hard to travel with suitcases. Train from the airport was totally dangerously overcrowded.
For such a central location, I think the price we paid was worth it. There were much cheaper options outside the city centre but we thought the convenience of being in such a central and lively part of town was worth it. The room was small as is in every typical hotel room in Paris. But it was clean, had comfy beds, a nice window and view and airconditioning, which we needed the most when we went in the summer. They also have free luggage storage and breakfast for an additional fee (restaurant was at the ground floor).
It’s a great place to rest with good views! The rooms are small and compact and it’s a great fit for a night’s sleep! As the name says it’s a budget hotel and cheaper compared to many hotels in Paris. So did not expect too much but it’s worth the price in Paris. The breakfast was good.
Nice, cheap hotel in a good location of Paris, lots of shops and attractions nearby. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom was fit for purpose. The rooms were quiet which is also good. Very close to a train station so good to get around by public transport!
Very good cheap-and-cheerful hotel in a fabulous location in the Marais - easy walk to the best restaurants, shops and street, as well as the Metro. Highly recommended for those who just want a good room to sleep in the best neighbourhood in Paris.
The hotel is conveniently located in one of the best area of Paris.
It does not come out as cheap, but this is wat you expect when you stay nearby in such location.
The room is pretty small, however you get everything you need.
Alessandro
Italy
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