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16th arr., Paris (0.2 miles from Arc de Triomphe)
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16th arr., Paris (0.3 miles from Arc de Triomphe)
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It's a nice historical site to visit, especially in the evening. easy to get to it, enjoy the surroundings. Unfortunately, the Parisian are not helpful toward tourists, especially when you don't speak their language! Once is enough for me, will not go back.
Awesome the one place I really wanted to go. Was colder than I expected being from Las Vegas Nevada. Had I brought a warmer jacket we would have been there longer. Definitely worth going to the top!!! Views amazing
Great views from the top, quite busy. A lot of people had passes which did get them straight to the front of the queue - just depends on whether the cost is value for money for what you're wanting to see. We didn't have one ourselves.
Seeing the Arc de Triomphe was interesting. There are 8-12 lanes from other streets all merging together around the Arc and traffic is Crazy and a little scary! I enjoyed seeing it at night the best.
Bought a skip-the-line set of tickets to get all the way up. It was not necessary, lines were short. Take breaks while going up the spiral stairs. Fantastic view all of the avenues that converge at the Arc. Great view of the Eiffel tower, Sacre Couer and the La Defense areas. Good souvenir shop. Reasonable prices.
Booked a Arc de Triomphe rooftop ticket prior to arrival in Paris. The history of the Arc is very interesting. You have to climb the stairs to the rooftop, no lifts. The views of Paris from the rooftop are amazing and you soon forget about the steps. Inexpensive to do and well worth it, recommed to all.
Just walk at night along the Seine near the Notre Dame de Paris, or along the Champs Elyses Avenue, from the arc de triomphe to Concorde... nothing beats that...
By visiting the must see places like the Louvre, Arc de Triomphe and by soaking up the atmosphere
“Staff is friendly and really helpful. Location is perfect, a stone's throw from Arc de Triomphe.”
“Very comfortable and good price. It's always good to stay in the Arc de triomphe area and this hotel is very close to it. Just remember not to ask where the best French Onion Soup is, they won't understand just say the best Onion Soup. Being from America that's what they always have in the menu, I felt silly after. Anyway down the street to the left of the hotel there is a good onion soup place, but my favorite is still RUC Restaurant close to the Louvre.”
“The bed was comfortable and the gym offered a good treadmill. The hotel is close to the Arc de Triomphe/Champs Elysee if you've never been.”
“The location is absolutely the key to selecting this hotel. The rooms are smaller than other hotels since this is an old building and you can see it in the layout and architecture. But make sure you ask for a room with a view of the Eiffel when checking-in. Apart from the view, it is located at a 10 mins walk from the Arc de Triomphe and a 5 mins walk from the M6 metro line which is great. The street across the hotel has some decent cafe's and restaurant's as well. The breakfast is good and the staff is friendly and helpful.”
“The best part of this hotel is the location, location, location!! It is walking distance from the Arc de Triomphe (hence the name 😊) and the Champs Elysess. Also, all of the staff members were very nice and welcome.”
