Paris - accommodation suggestions?

pottssteve

Greetings, fellow cycling enthusiasts,

Due to a colossal screw up by the French police at Lille our Eurostar journey was massively delayed at Christmas. As compensation we've generously been given a free journey, and I'm thinking to go to Paris for the last stage of the Tour.

Can anyone recommend a decent, not too pricey place to stay? There would probably be me and Potts junior. Any advice appreciated.

Cheers,
Steve

cougie

Don't believe the ads on eurostar - we booked a hotel off there one year (grande hotel du turin) and it was the worst hotel I've ever stayed in. Parisian hotels aren't my favourite anyway - and I've forgotten the name of the one work used to book me into. That one was ok but not a bargain.

Coach H

Me nad the Mrs have stayed here a couple of times. Within easy walk of the final loop with a good Bistro next door.

Not the cheapest option possibly but I would recommend it

http://www.hotelvillasaintgermain.com/index.html

tebbit

Why not try the Accor hotels chain, I have stayed in a couple when in Paris, they have lots of variation in the chains, the Ibis is ok and functional but the last one I stayed in was excellent, in the UK they have Ibis and Novotel, but in France itself there are other chains owned by Accor under the same umbrella.

northernneil

theres a great little hotel - within walking distance of the station called the windsor. we stayed there last year as was fantastic.

http://www.hotelwindsor.com/hotel-winds ... el-01.html

Roscoe_foley

Me and the missus came back from Paris earlier this month for a long weekend. We stayed about 10 - 15 minutes walk away from the eiffel tower in a hotel called hotel 7 eiffel. Very modern but in a quiet area. might take some walking to get to the champs elysees or you could get the train/taxi.

Bozman

+1 for Accor, Stayed in the Ibis Paris Tour Eiffel a few times, clean and cheap for the middle of Paris.

northernneil

metro system round paris is fantastic, easy to get anywhere

finchy

I stayed in a nice hotel in Paris a couple of years ago. It wasn't particularly expensive and the owners were very friendly. There was a great boulangerie just down the road and a newsagents, so breakfast was croissant, pain au chocolat and a copy of l'Equipe to read. It had decent transport connections as well.

I can't remember the name though.

disquieting_museeuws

Hotel Castex was nice - small friendly cheapish but well-appointed, in the Marais.

cornerblock

johnfinch wrote:

I stayed in a nice hotel in Paris a couple of years ago. It wasn't particularly expensive and the owners were very friendly. There was a great boulangerie just down the road and a newsagents, so breakfast was croissant, pain au chocolat and a copy of l'Equipe to read. It had decent transport connections as well.

I can't remember the name though.

Don't worry about the name. With all the information you've given it shouldn't be to difficult to find it! :roll:

Velonutter

We stayed here last June, just off the underground, clean and excellent prices: -

KYRIAD PARIS SUD - Porte d'Ivry
1 à 11 RUE RENE VILLARS
94200 IVRY SUR SEINE

Link to this hotel is http://www.kyriad-paris-sud-porte-divry ... index.aspx

We are staying again next July.

bobinski

http://www.mamashelter.com/

family and i stayed here last summer. Great fun.£90 for room and huge superb buffet breakfeasts free tube passes.

they have an Imac on the wall so you can take pictures of yourself, and others if you wish!, on the bed and then email them to yourself or to the Hotel server.

have since found that if you enquire long enough in advance for a room can perhaps get a discount.

pottssteve

Thanks for the suggestions, please keep them coming

Steve

(johnfinch - try to remember to keep taking the tablets)

KnightOfTheLongTights

atmospheric, bohemian sort of place , v comfy and clean, and cheap:

http://www.eldoradohotel.fr/

More upmarket but great value and tons of character:

http://www.hotel-paris-orient.com/

Both in the best area of Paris to stay in, in my opinion (nr Place de Clichy).