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$286
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15th arr., Paris (0.3 miles from Eiffel Tower)
"The most comfortable bed of our trip, the service was brilliant with our room made up up everyday and the a delicious breakfast every morning. The staff are so accomodating and warm. We loved our stay in Paris at the Relais12bis B&B ❤️ With love from your Australian friends, Cleonikki and Terry Kefalas"
Cleonikki. Australia$292
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7th arr., Paris (0.3 miles from Eiffel Tower)
"Well located hotel near the Eiffel Tower and essentially a block away from a metro. I loved the location and the hotel and staff was wonderful! I will definitely stay hear again."
Marisa. United States of America16th arr., Paris (0.4 miles from Eiffel Tower)
"The apartment is absolutely breathtaking and has an amazing view of the Eiffel Tower from the terrace. The neighborhood is quiet but close to the metro; perfect for our honeymoon."
Harry. United States of America$314
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7th arr., Paris (0.1 miles from Eiffel Tower)
5 people are looking right now
"Spacious for the number of people. Good facilities and available for us as we cooked all our meals. And excellent view!"
Mushuka. Zambia$1,044
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16th arr., Paris (0.4 miles from Eiffel Tower)
10 people are looking right now
"Great staffs, hospitality was great. We were there for our wedding photo shooting, need a place for dressing up and making up. We arrived at around 1 and they already prepared the room for early check in, and keep the terrace bar opened for us until midnight so that we could do capture the best night view of the eiffel tower. Afterall a very pleasant stay, will definitely choose the hotel again next time!"
S. China7th arr., Paris (0.3 miles from Eiffel Tower)
"Everything was perfect! Great location and a nice host."
JAQUELINE. United States of AmericaHigh light of are trip go early or the summit will reach copacity quick and come back at night with a nice bottle of wine to chill out and watch the light twinkle once a hour but bring own wine police don't mind and the lucky lucky will charge you a arm and a leg for stuff that taste like saw dust and if it come to the point where you forgot your wine offer the guys a 5er and I promise you they will come down from 20 euro to 7 lol
We waited three hours only to be told the top was closed. We were told to come back in an hour only to be told re join the queue and wait another 3 hours. Staff very rude and unhelpful. Book before you go. Again very rude staff.
This was a bucket list visit... we were there on a record breaking heat wave and trust me it was hot, but that wasn’t going to stop us from heading to the top of that tower. So glad we did. I suggest buying a glass of champagne at the top of the tower and toasting your accomplishment.
It under construction and I would avoid this area at night as there is no lighting or police presence. High crime area and a bit sketchy. Cabs unregulated and lacking uniformity. Cab prices varied day to day to and from same location to location. 7 euro one way one day 50 euros the next and 30 the day after... it is a game very undesirable.
Plan on spending many hours here. The line for the elevator was 2.5 hours. I ended up taking the stairs to the 2nd floor. It wasn’t bad! And it dropped the wait by 90 minutes. This is not a quick stop but so worth it! Plan accordingly
Amazing! Order tickets ahead of time so you skip the line. Be sure to go all the way to the summit. What a view! If you can swing it, book tickets for the day and again at night. If you don’t want to pay for both, book the day ticket, but go at night just to gaze at this amazing structure.
if one goes to the Louvre you acquire headsets. It is pretty amazing viewing a painting of Napoleon crowning Josephine and the historical significance of this amazing piece of art is explained in the most beautiful artistic voice. Captivating... , not just this one painting the whole museum of priceless treasures. I felt honoured to view this amazing collection. The artifacts are breathtaking. It is amazing riding a double decker bus and wearing a headset. Two trips around the city and you are most familiar with the sights and their historical significance to start your journey. Plaques in doorways and on statue's leave the visitor a good over view of the past. A trip to Versailles again headsets that advise the visitors the past. The streets, the cobblestones the architecture, the open markets and cafe's, the preservation of the past intact is so very amazing to a first time visitor. Paris is exciting! Paris is busy. Paris is steeped in culture and is bigger than life itself. I stood beneath the Eiffel Tower and looked up trying to imagine the past and the men that built this magnificent structure. The residents of Paris make their city come to life. They are proud of their city. Very clean and orderly.
Skip the Louvre & the Champs-Elysees, stroll the Tuilleries and the Latin Quarter instead, & talk to people, but remember you're in THEIR country so learn some basic French (please, thank you, G'day, G'eve, etc.) - you'll find a lot of people who speak English. Use the Metro and the "river taxi" (that's what I call it, anyway). DO enjoy cafe au lait often at outdoor cafes, look at around and up at the old buildings, take your time and soak it all in. Don't waste money on 4 & 5, or even 3 - star hotels & "fancy" restaurants - see where the most French are eating and try those places. But, I'm biased and fluent in the language. One can "do" Paris in 3 days - Musee d'Orsay, Musee Marmottan (Monets!!!), Sacre Coeur, Eiffel Tower & Notre Dame, and if you must, the Arc de Triomphe, but it's not worth the hassle). Skip Versailles, go to Fountainbleau (you can get a R/T ticket at the Metro station (subway, train, bus). Hotel in the Latin Quarter.
Find all the hidden playgrounds, visit the jardin du luxembourg and budget for carousel rides. A good view of the city can be found at the top of the wheel/roue within the jardin des tuileries rather than queuing for the tour Eiffel or scycraper.
Go early!! For the Eiffel Tower we took the stairs which was fun for our children and the line up was minimal.
Louve. Go to Eiffel Tower early, they shut down access to the top when we were there because of over crowding at the top.
Paris at night is amazing, make sure you go to the Eiffel Tower at night and wait for it to sparkle for you!
“We were staying in Paris for our 33rd wedding anniversary. The hotel staff upgraded us to a terrace room with a view of the Eiffel Tower! The breakfast was wonderful, pillows were heavenly, and the staff was attentive yet discrete at all times.”
“The hotel is conveniently located near the Gare du Nord train station. It is just a short taxi ride to the Eiffel Tower, The Louvre and Champs-Élysées. Or better yet, use the Paris Metro. The hotel staff were absolutely wonderful and incredibly patient with us as we attempted to communicate in French. The room was spacious and clean. Breakfast was delicious and filling. I will definitely stay there again.”
“The hotel was located in a nice area of Paris and walking distance to/from the Eiffel tower. Many restaurants in the area.”
“I ended up here when my hotel was overbooked and (central) Paris was largely sold out of affordable hotel rooms. This was a large, clean, private room with a sink. The owner was very friendly and helpful as were the other travelers. Great location, you turn the corner and get a great view of the Eiffel Tower. Lots of shops. Spotless, newly updated granite bathrooms. I was impressed.”
“Location and price are fantastic for Paris - the hotel is right by a train station that can get you anywhere, and you're just a 10 min walk from the Eiffel Tower and many restaurants. That said, the room itself was very outdated, with carpeted walls and cracking/chipped paint. The bed was still comfortable though, and relatively spacious for European standards. The street was also pretty quiet, and came with a fan for the summertime.”
