Paris in September

Rockman

My 19 year old daughter and her friend are planning to go to Paris for a few days in September. Can anyone recommend a good, reasonably priced hotel close to the city centre and tourist attractions where they could stay.

Thank you.

dixie_dean_2

What is reasonably priced to them? There are quite a few between £45-£70 per room per night that are decent but basic in monmartre, which is convenient and quite cool.

Princess_Cinderella_2

i went 2 paris last september with my friend (im 22 shes 26) so slightly older but it was our first holidays abroad without parents:D . we stayed at Hotel Monceau Etoile it is a family run hotel and they are so amazing we had a few problems while there and they helped us sort them out. the receptionist spoke good english and even phoned by dad for me when i had a problem:j . there are only a few rooms so they soon know u and r very friendly. they dont provide an evening meal but we wnated 2 eat out anyway. it is next 2 a padestrianised street so is quite:cool: . it is 3*:T . it is a short metro ride from all the main trouist attractions. the metro costs about 2€ each way which is so much cheaper than a taxi. if u wnat more information pm me but i can highly recommed this hotel.

Rockman

This sounds ideal Princess-have you any more details please.

Thanks

Princess_Cinderella_2

the address is 64, rue de levis - 75017 Paris

they have a website https://www.monceauetoile.com i booked the hotel through thomsons on a room only basis i booked flights separtely (much cheaper). i think the information is in one of the city break brouchers. your have 2 walk 2the metro station which is VILLIERS but if look on a map of the metro can see the distance 2 tourist attraction. the metros are really clean and we felt safer on the trains than on the london underground when we went. you can even get the metro CDG which is really useful not sure what more information i can give u but if u have questions i will attempt 2 answer them hope this helps.

herman2811

I'd recommend doing a search on https://www.venere.com - really helpful website with lots of good maps/reviews, and reasonable prices too. Plus for 4% off, use code: BK5HX8W

Hope that helps