Paris hotel reccomendation

BillTrac

Brussels is not boring, depends on what you want out of the city. Plenty of areas to explore, restaurants are good and plentiful.

And it is very cheap to go by train to Bruges for the day.

ukcompo

Stayed here for my Honeymoon, Mama Shelter(google it) great modern hotel and just a little different from those holiday inn/best western could be anywhere in the world hotels.


It is a little out of the central area of Paris 5-10 minutes on the metro in an "up and coming area", but very nice some fab local bistros nearby. I can send you a recommendation if you would like, recommended to me by a Parisian, we loved it, passed it onto a friend's parents who then went twice when they stayed in Paris.

The hotel itself is very modern, was designed by Phillip Stark from an old multi-storey carpark so has an unique look

And with your budget you should be able to upgrade to a bigger room, Paris like all major cities can have some very "cosy" rooms in the more central hotels

lingolady21

Hi Caroline,
I’d recommend this place.
http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Hotel_Review-g187147-d617625-Reviews-Grand_Hotel_du_Palais_Royal-Paris_Ile_de_France.html
Stayed there for one night for work last year, but if I go again I will definitely be booking it. Also, recommended it to a friend who liked it. It’s modern, rooms are small, but it’s Paris so that is how they all are, unfortunately.
It’s really close to the Louvre, near the metro so you can get to the Champs Elysees quickly and to the Eiffel Tower and the river.
If you book it through Expedia it’s within your budget and breakfast is included in the rate and you can pay on arrival, which many deal rates don’t seem to do.
http://www.expedia.co.uk/Paris-Hotels-Grand-Hotel-Du-Palais-Royal.h1521578.Hotel-Information?chkin=13/03/11&chkout=16/03/11&eapid=726-3&mdpcid=expe.uk.001.020.01.ExpediaHotelsGDSUK.HotelDateSearch_Hotel_Review.PoolB&rm1=a2

Hope that helps.
LL21