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1K Hotel was a great hotel in Paris, especially with all the amenities and modern decor. My only caveats with this hotel would be 1) the service from the attached restaurant 2) the maid service and 3) the television. When we went to the restaurant to ask what the vegan/vegetarian options were (as we booked this hotel specifically because there were noted options) the h...
This is a wonderful hotel to stay at for a honeymoon, featuring some of the best service I have ever experienced. The staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. The room, while not large, was well lit, well furnished, with a very comfortable bed and a modern bathroom. The hotel also provides free wifi at your request (although at the price you pay to stay in the first ...
I can't say enough good things about Hotel Gavarni, truly. This was my second time in Paris and when I travel I almost always stay in a hostel because I'm barely in the room and have a tight budget - but this time I decided to stay in a hotel since I was travelling with a friend. I wanted something close to the Eiffel Tower since that's our main attraction and we'll li...
The hotel also has a great amount of history and heritage behind it which is then translated and reflected into the look and feel of the rooms. The lobby, paintings and fireplace are excellent features as well. Enjoyed the closeness to the vast number of restaurant on the Champs Elysee as well as the RER service. The hotel could perhaps look into making free wifi avail...
We stayed at this hotel on July 14 to watch the firework of France Victory day. This hotel was really nice to enjoy watching fireworks in room and I'm willing to recommend this hotel if you wanna see the whole paris from the top.
Fantastic Botique Hotel with the best location, fantastic breakfast and the absolute best service especially from Christopher who went over and above the call of duty to make sure we enjoyed our stay in Paris. Thank you so much. I would go back for sure the next time I visit Paris.
Nice room clean friendly staff. As ever being english disdapointed with breakfast. France has quiet a few u.k visitors so I always think at least have a nice eng breakfast as a option. Room was nice size .
The hotel is located beside the train station Saint-Lazare, from there you could go to any attractions that you like. The staff are friendly and they provide free hot water since there is no kettle in the room. I had a very pleasant stay. You could walk 10 mins to Galleries Lafayette. There are many restaurants and markets nearby.
Love this staff, all rockstars. Helpful and super friendly. This was my general experience in France, but it was even more so at this hotel. The room was small, like most hotels, and besides the very stylish decor (which I love), the layout was so good that it felt twice as large as it looked. Meaning we were easily able to get stuff out of our way and relax. Great ...
Loved this hotel. From the minute we stepped through the doors, the staff where very friendly and helpful. Room was huge with a separate bedroom for our grandson (free upgrade) and very clean and well presented. Our grandson loved the pirate theme. Continental breakfast had such a big choice, and was replenished constantly so was very fresh, even had freshly cooked 'fu...
The hotel is located within walking distance of the louvre museum. There is also a supermarket, money changer and lots of cafes around the corner. The room is quite small which they say is typical of paris hotels but nicely decorated. There is even an espresso machine! Breakfast was the best! There is also a rooftop with lots of chairs wherein you can relax.😊 The only...
Via a booking site, I always state my needs, eg whether I'm arriving early, etc. In most cases, these requests seem to be ignored by the hotels, and so I have to mention them again upon arrival. For this hotel, they didn't ignore the request. We requested for early check-in, not expecting too much, as we arrived Paris a little past 8am, and just hoped for a bit earlie...
20 years ago, my wife visited Paris for one day trip from London. She did not stay overnight. This year, we planned for our visit to this city for vacation & shopping. I was not interested in that but wanted to visit some iconic landmarks in Paris & spend some times in the Grand Mosquee of Paris. We also need to find halal food in Paris. So our itinerary coverage in Pa...
Within 15mins walk from Esplanade de la Defense station on Metro Line 1(Yellow Line)- easy for transport and the same line that has most of Paris' attractions and just changing at CDG Etoile you can go to other tourist transactions within average travel time of 35-40mins from the hotel including the walking. The staff was friendly and welcoming,does not speak good engl...
Despite making a last minute reservation to stay at Madeleine Plaza Hotel, our booking via Agoda was immediately attended to by the hotel staff ( I had sent them a chaser e-mail immediately because it was last minute). Our check-in was seamless and they were kind enough to allow us to check-in early after our long flight. Also, we were pleasantly surprised to be upgrad...
i booked a double room (single large bed) but got a twin room (2 single beds) instead. didn't request for an exchange as the hotel seems to be fully booked and i couldn't be bothered with the request. ignoring the above, hotel is fantastic, breakfast spread is good, location is good, accessibility to central Paris is good as it's next to the Metro. however, getting ...
I asked for eiffel view room before i go to trip, so i arrived the hotel, i can checked in eiffel view room. I appreciate your cooperation. and then room condition , tea time, clearness, room size ... everything is perfect for me. also if you choose this hotel, you can see the whole eiffel tower within 5 minutes in trocadero square. It was One of my best day. T...
This is a wonder hotel. I was finding it my way on foot, and when i arrive nearby with many suitcase, a staff came up to me and ask if i am staying in their hotel, i was very suprise, i am on my 12days trip in france and from what i heard the people in france is not very friendly, but it was only rumours, the rooms i was staying had a bath, the interior was extermely a...
I thought the hostel is small but this hostel is so big and lively. Moreover, the location is also nice. I was able to go to everywhere from the nearest station, colognel fabien. Breakfast, Bar, other services was nice for me. I wish I would stay at this hostel when I come to France again in the future.
Nothing more could’ve said about the hotel, but it was without doubt one of the best experiences we had staying in Paris. Everyone was so helpful and friendly and we received an upgrade when we mentioned that we were on our honeymoon. Would definitely wanna stay here again!
We were given a bigger room instead of the classic room that we booked. The door of our first room was not working properly but the problem was rectified immediately and we were immediately given a new room. The room was nice and the hotel is very near to the metro station. Lots of eateries and grocery stores nearby.
The overall stay was quite enjoyable. When we arrived I found out that we had only booked a double room and we were traveling with our four year old so the hotel upgraded our room to a suite with a pullout bed which was great because the room was much bigger. I had read some whining about the hotel in some reviews before I went there but I found it hard to see where ...
Perfect cheap price and great location! Hotel staff was very kind and accommodating. One of the best cheap hotels we have stayed in.
Amazing hotel. Was our return to Canne after 14 years with two children. Spent the previous fortnight travelling in France. Staff were amazing especially Yssam at the bar. Super polite and made the best Moscow mule on the planet. Kid’s club staff were also some of the best we have encountered in all our travels.
Great Staff. Very friendly and helpful. Great Location. The hotel provide self-service laundry facility (washing machine/ dryer). Very good if you stay in France for a week or more.
Great hotel to just sleep and go adventure out to either France Paris or Disneyland. Breakfast was okay. Hotel was clean
Liege station was good to access to anywhere in Paris, and their service was far better than any other 5 star hotels in France! We really appreciated it
I love the openness and the big room. Unlike most of the places we stay in France, this place is more like the rooms in the US' hotels with king bed, a little kitchen with cabinets and furnitures in the room. The bed and linen are high quality. I would say it almost like the Westin kind of hotel, with bath robes and slippers...
Apart from the early slight inconvenience of the taxi not being able to find the hotel (we end up being dropped off nearby and having to walk to look for the hotel) and some noise from construction work outside the hotel in the early morning and late night revelers, I am pleased with my choice. Ref finding the hotel, it would have helped if on booking, there were inst...
Stayed 4 night in Paris for my honeymoon trip. Mercure Paris Tour Eiffel is the BEST location, a few step to Eiffel Tower, great location for metro and airport bus in front of the hotel. The Staff name "Vivek" very nice and friendly. He help me to call local tour city and booking the restaurant on the top of Eiffel Tower. Comfortable bed. Many good restaurants, one Ch...
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It is clean, reasonable price with international hotel. The room is big for european hotel but the bathroom is quite old and doesnt have the bath kit. It takes 10 minutes to the center Opera house by car. The staffs are good. Checkin process is quick.
I stayed in Hotel Ozz as a single female traveller for 5 nights. It was the best decision I ever made. With the option of female only dormitories, I met lots of other female travellers and had a great holiday. The beds also had draw-around curtains and a light and powerpoint at each bed, making them private and comfortable. The hostel itself was clean, bright and w...
Well, this was a first for us - staying in hostel-type accommodation. Our ensuite double room, in an adjacent block which was formerly a 2 star hotel, didn't have the best of views but then we were only in it to sleep and shower. In the hostel building itself you'll meet people from all over the world (young and not so young). The staff are very helpful and friendly, a...
We booked here for our first night before we started the Camino and it was the perfect place to start from. It was a little bit out of town but it was nice to have that little bit of a head start and sleep in. The family that runs it are absolutely amazing and lovely. We had the best stay! I would love to come back and just stay for a few days because it was so friendl...
cheap one at the best loaction.. friendly staff .. free breakfast & drinks in the evening.. except you hear walking noises from upper floor if you are staying in the bottom unit... apart from that its the best one..
As a solo traveler - and a first time traveler at that - I was really anxious about my visit overall. Within 4 hours of being at the hostel though - I was instantly welcomed by a friendly staff and people who were inviting. The hostel is also located super close to the metro - allowing me to get to where I want to go with ease. While the place itself was nice, the bes...
So, separate bathrooms per dorm, which is great, but their shower faucets are this weird automatic shutoff type. Think the type you find on a sink in a public bathroom. Also they're toilet paper comes in sheets instead of rolls. Willing to overlook all of that though because of the AC and bathrooms in every dorm. But their Wi-Fi *sucks*, it will work for like 10 seco...
Room was not made up.No soap in the bathroom.Bed is worn out.TV had only 2 channels.Restaurant was excellent.Breakfast horrible.Basically its a hostile and should be clearly stated.
I stayed in a private room in this hostel thinking it to be a hotel as I booked it through this site. However, though it did not have any room service that we are used to, it was Value for money. The Location was excellent with the subway station closeby with lots of bars, fast food corners and restaurants around. When it comes to Cleanliness, I give full marks and yes...
While travelling with a rented car being continously on-line is difficult. After making the reservation for Chamonix Lodge we did not have any internet access and the access information for the door was received some time after checking out. Fortunately the door was kept open by other guests and we could use the booked room. The information in the room was clear, we do...
I arrived at Gare du Nord train station, Paris from the CDG airport (easy - phew!) and found that St Christopher's Inn was easy to find once you navigated yourself out of the station and found your bearings on Rue de Dunkurque (walk towards the post office). Although I arrived early they were very friendly and offered me a shower to freshen up and (paid) lockers to hol...
The dorm room had 5beds and lockers (take your own padlock) and a bathroom. A lovely housekeeper came in each day and cleaned them. Make sure that you book ahead the days that you want to stay and don't leave it until the last minute or you may have to find elsewhere. I sense that this is based on the price that you pay somehow (which changes). You could pay between Au...
You get what you pay for with this hostel. This is not a hotel, so don't expect room service, TV in your room,or other facilities.Location is good, easy to find, near a Metro, but noisy. That's Paris for you. Entrance is through a bar, no lift or escalator, narrow staircase to rooms, so if you can't manage stairs, reconsider. My room was on 6th floor, very small room, ...
This hotel is in the Montmartre area which is great especially if you are a first time visitor to Paris and you'd like to cross Montmartre and Sacre-Couer on your list of places to visit. The room-- We booked an eco double room and please note that this room will be a bit cramped. No AC unit either. We were there in the summer during the heatwave and boy was it stifli...
cool place to stay. nice English speaking receptionists. U can't check in early, but they let u keep ur luggage safely in store if you come early. there is even bathrooms downstairs for you to freshen up and lobby to chill around while check in yr room. room is comfortable and quite spacious. toilet is Chilean and spacious too. although they mention it is mixed room, t...
It is convenient to arrive everywhere and it is a better experience than before.
This is the best hostel I have ever stayed in hands down in every way. It was so clean I went barefoot even on the stairs and in the kitchen, the staff was so kind and multilingual they helped with every question and request, the food was delicious, the services varied and we'll thought out, the bathrooms and rooms were so clean and lovely it was like staying in yo...
Loved the location. Few minutes walking distance from line 2 metro, Anvers station. 3 minutes walk up the hill is Sacre Coeur. Given the cheap price, it was good to stay for a night and take a bus # 54 ( less than 10 minutes) to Gare du EST train station for early morning train. It worked out for us. I emailed several months ahead and asked for the room ( double room)...
Close to SNCF Lyon Part Dieu and clean - highly recommended!
Really relaxed and comfy place. Quiet, access to kitchen n large dining area. Staff were great until the guy slept in n I nearly missed my bus. Lucky was ok.
Very easy to reach this hostel if to know this one is located opposite metro station exit (sortie). There is no need to ask. Otherwise you can miss it. Corner brassery "Barbès" is the main place to orient oneself and to take a cup of tasty espresso. If you walk little bit further 30m parallely train route along arabian cafes you will discover Jacobs Inn!. I recommend ...
I thought the hostel is small but this hostel is so big and lively. Moreover, the location is also nice. I was able to go to everywhere from the nearest station, colognel fabien. Breakfast, Bar, other services was nice for me. I wish I would stay at this hostel when I come to France again in the future.
Not bad one for the cheap price, walking distance to the harbour
No cons overall as it is a great rat stay for me. Helpful and and cheerful staffs there made my stay easier
I highly recommend l'hôtel la Belle Meunière! The staff is very friendly and service minded and the room was nice and clean. I stayed in a room with three other people and we had our own bathroom. The room was cleaned every day. The bed was comfortable, the bathroom and shower worked very well and we had a nice air conditioner in the room. Me and my friend spend severa...
I was there for only 1 night. The price is cheap in Paris. The best part is that they provide a safe for you to keep your things in a city like Paris, you will not want to bring all ur valuable stuff with you. The breakfast was good. A small miscommunication happen where by i initially wanted to book a taxi for the next morning for I'm catching a bus to Amsterdam but ...
easily accessible by metro, in the beautiful neighborhood of montmartre away from the bigger hustle and bustle of central paris, fruit shops and many restaurants/cafes nearby, a stones throw from the moulin rouge... i book my stay exclusively here every time i come to paris. recent renovations have left the hostel fresh, sleek, contemporary, and inviting. great for sol...
My stay was astounding. By far the BEST hostel in Nice! If you stay at Faubourg Montmartre Guest House--expect 5-star treatment, great facilities, provide guests with very good hospitality. You won't be disappointed if you book a bed here. Give them a try, see how you can experience NICE in a truly unforgettable time.
We booked online a family room for 31 euros. We paid 5 euros each for breakfast. It was great value for money. The hotel has no staff after 11 each day til 6pm, which we found unusual, but the check in service at the security gate was very easy, so we got our key card to our room and were able to get in without issues. There are plenty of eating places within 2 minut...
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1K Hotel was a great hotel in Paris, especially with all the amenities and modern decor. My only caveats with this hotel would be 1) the service from the attached restaurant 2) the maid service and 3) the television. When we went to the restaurant to ask what the vegan/vegetarian options were (as we booked this hotel specifically because there were noted options) the h...
We stayed at this hotel on July 14 to watch the firework of France Victory day. This hotel was really nice to enjoy watching fireworks in room and I'm willing to recommend this hotel if you wanna see the whole paris from the top.
The reception was friendly and welcoming and answer all our questions, offered us maps when we did not ask for it (Thumbs up!) Lobby had a lovely snacks and drinks corner for guest like us who are tired or hungry after exploring the city to get some snacks before going back to our room. Biscuits and sweets are so TASTY! Housekeeping was great, room is always cleaned af...
The hotel is located within walking distance of the louvre museum. There is also a supermarket, money changer and lots of cafes around the corner. The room is quite small which they say is typical of paris hotels but nicely decorated. There is even an espresso machine! Breakfast was the best! There is also a rooftop with lots of chairs wherein you can relax.😊 The only...
Via a booking site, I always state my needs, eg whether I'm arriving early, etc. In most cases, these requests seem to be ignored by the hotels, and so I have to mention them again upon arrival. For this hotel, they didn't ignore the request. We requested for early check-in, not expecting too much, as we arrived Paris a little past 8am, and just hoped for a bit earlie...
20 years ago, my wife visited Paris for one day trip from London. She did not stay overnight. This year, we planned for our visit to this city for vacation & shopping. I was not interested in that but wanted to visit some iconic landmarks in Paris & spend some times in the Grand Mosquee of Paris. We also need to find halal food in Paris. So our itinerary coverage in Pa...
Despite making a last minute reservation to stay at Madeleine Plaza Hotel, our booking via Agoda was immediately attended to by the hotel staff ( I had sent them a chaser e-mail immediately because it was last minute). Our check-in was seamless and they were kind enough to allow us to check-in early after our long flight. Also, we were pleasantly surprised to be upgrad...
i booked a double room (single large bed) but got a twin room (2 single beds) instead. didn't request for an exchange as the hotel seems to be fully booked and i couldn't be bothered with the request. ignoring the above, hotel is fantastic, breakfast spread is good, location is good, accessibility to central Paris is good as it's next to the Metro. however, getting ...
This is a wonder hotel. I was finding it my way on foot, and when i arrive nearby with many suitcase, a staff came up to me and ask if i am staying in their hotel, i was very suprise, i am on my 12days trip in france and from what i heard the people in france is not very friendly, but it was only rumours, the rooms i was staying had a bath, the interior was extermely a...
Nothing more could’ve said about the hotel, but it was without doubt one of the best experiences we had staying in Paris. Everyone was so helpful and friendly and we received an upgrade when we mentioned that we were on our honeymoon. Would definitely wanna stay here again!
The overall stay was quite enjoyable. When we arrived I found out that we had only booked a double room and we were traveling with our four year old so the hotel upgraded our room to a suite with a pullout bed which was great because the room was much bigger. I had read some whining about the hotel in some reviews before I went there but I found it hard to see where ...
Liege station was good to access to anywhere in Paris, and their service was far better than any other 5 star hotels in France! We really appreciated it
I love the openness and the big room. Unlike most of the places we stay in France, this place is more like the rooms in the US' hotels with king bed, a little kitchen with cabinets and furnitures in the room. The bed and linen are high quality. I would say it almost like the Westin kind of hotel, with bath robes and slippers...
Apart from the early slight inconvenience of the taxi not being able to find the hotel (we end up being dropped off nearby and having to walk to look for the hotel) and some noise from construction work outside the hotel in the early morning and late night revelers, I am pleased with my choice. Ref finding the hotel, it would have helped if on booking, there were inst...
Stayed 4 night in Paris for my honeymoon trip. Mercure Paris Tour Eiffel is the BEST location, a few step to Eiffel Tower, great location for metro and airport bus in front of the hotel. The Staff name "Vivek" very nice and friendly. He help me to call local tour city and booking the restaurant on the top of Eiffel Tower. Comfortable bed. Many good restaurants, one Ch...
Would totally recommend BOB hotel to all travelers. The rooms were all very well designed and modern. 1 min walk away from the metro station. Nearby there are many cafes, restaurant, eateries, supermarket. Located in a great location. Must say it is my best stay throughout my entire Europe trip. Very clean and worth the money! would definitely be back again!
Proximity to landmarks Louvre, Palais Royal, Les Halles, Rue Saint Honore Shopping, Place Vendome, Palais Garnier, Galleries LaFayette... also in close proximity to a lot of restaurants and convenience stores.. it was really east to get around... rooms are spacious, friendly staff, the interior of the hotel has a special charm, the room given to me has a very nice view...
Very nice hotel next to the Croisette in my opinion the best value for money in Cannes
First I have to say that I would never book with Agoda again. They overcharged me, and caused me considerable aggravation in trying to get a refund, which after numerous emails, they finally agreed. The hotel is in a wonderful location, within a few minutes walk of some of the best museums, art galleries and sites of Paris. It is also close to lots of shops. The...
If you planned to stay for more than a couple of days (since there is a kitchen in the room, in case you want to cook something) and wish to enjoy the Eiffle Tower view in bedtime. This is a place, but you have to specify the room with Eiffle Tower view. Mr. Alexis is one of the great staffs I am impressed, all of them are great in assiting. Plus, the metro station ...
This hotel is very nice place. Easy to find the Chinese food for the person who don't like a bread. The MRT exit way is near by the hotel and Starbuck also. Wifi is too slow. I should pay the France tax [ im not sure how to call that tax] before check out
We booked a superior double room, it had plenty of space for our 2 large suitcases. The bed was comfortable. We had a forward facing room and had a view of the top of the Eiffel Tower. The front office staff were extremely helpful and professional. They always had a smile and were happy to answer any of our questions. The Metro is literally outside the hotel which was ...
I was delighted we booked this hotel. The rooms were incredibly quiet, clean + beds were comfortable, perfect for my mum + sisters. Facilities in the hotel are very basic but that didn't make a difference to us. One touch I really liked was the provision of all kinds of water from a machine and hard sweets free of charge. The location is very good in the opera distric...
We stayed in room 22 and I’m glad I spent a little extra on it. The view is spectacular. There is a balcony and you can surely enjoy the sunset with a glass of wine!!! The rooms are spacious. The bathroom clean. The staff are very courteous. We arrived early however the very sweet lady at the reception let is check in early! The breakfast was good. The lady and the you...
I travelled with a friend. Both of us had separate rooms and we are respectively had an amazing experience. I had at the hotel the best hotel bedding I have ever experienced. Very, very good value. Squeakyclean. Amazing location. Can only recommend this place.
We really enjoyed staying at this little hotel. It is on a small side but I think it is ok by Paris standard. We had room for 2 big suitcases and a tiny sitting area overlooking the street below. The best thing about this hotel is its location. It is a walking distance to several attractions in the area and a lot of choices for restaurants too.
i thoroughly enjoyed my stay at beauchamps hotel, paris. the front desk was helpful in arranging an early check-in for me after a 14 hour flight so that i can freshen up before my 12noon meeting & i was pleasantly surprised to discover the cup of caffe i had in the restaurant while waiting for the room was complimentary! also a delight to know that my luggage was se...
"Excellent Hotel and Staff" This is one of the best hotels we stayed in. Room was large with a sitting area with a couch. The room was very, very clean and modern. The staff at the front desk was very friendly, helpful and professional. They even gave us a bottle of water for being a Choice Hotel member. The lobby was nice and clean. Breakfast area was large. There wer...
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This is a wonderful hotel to stay at for a honeymoon, featuring some of the best service I have ever experienced. The staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. The room, while not large, was well lit, well furnished, with a very comfortable bed and a modern bathroom. The hotel also provides free wifi at your request (although at the price you pay to stay in the first ...
The hotel also has a great amount of history and heritage behind it which is then translated and reflected into the look and feel of the rooms. The lobby, paintings and fireplace are excellent features as well. Enjoyed the closeness to the vast number of restaurant on the Champs Elysee as well as the RER service. The hotel could perhaps look into making free wifi avail...
Fantastic Botique Hotel with the best location, fantastic breakfast and the absolute best service especially from Christopher who went over and above the call of duty to make sure we enjoyed our stay in Paris. Thank you so much. I would go back for sure the next time I visit Paris.
I asked for eiffel view room before i go to trip, so i arrived the hotel, i can checked in eiffel view room. I appreciate your cooperation. and then room condition , tea time, clearness, room size ... everything is perfect for me. also if you choose this hotel, you can see the whole eiffel tower within 5 minutes in trocadero square. It was One of my best day. T...
Amazing hotel. Was our return to Canne after 14 years with two children. Spent the previous fortnight travelling in France. Staff were amazing especially Yssam at the bar. Super polite and made the best Moscow mule on the planet. Kid’s club staff were also some of the best we have encountered in all our travels.
Great Staff. Very friendly and helpful. Great Location. The hotel provide self-service laundry facility (washing machine/ dryer). Very good if you stay in France for a week or more.
The room was perfect. It was big enough to fit all three of our large luggages. The staff were very helpful in all aspects and they speak English very well. I love how you need your room card in order to enter the hotel itself, the elevator, the stairs and the room. It seemed perfectly safe which I feel is not usual around other hotels especially boutique hotels. The l...
Extremely comfortable bed (and I have many back issues). Two small saunas, one for men, one for women but no mixed sauna and no space at all to relax between two sauna sessions — unusual small space for a 5 stars hotel.
the hotel was clean and quite nice , also the staff was good/responsive, but they need to improve some things: wifi was very poor, bathrobes were of terrible quality, no place to hang towel, walls kind of thin so noisy, chairs and table in room were meant for a dwarf, rug looked very cheap, and room service mention was very limited.
Excellent hotel - convenient location, walking distance to Champs Elysees and all main attractions (Grand Palais, Eiffel Tower etc); fantastic staff performance (the receptionist called France was very helpful and efficient), the bellboy delivered our bags to our room before checking in; rooms were clean and well maintained. Overall one of the best hotels we've stayed ...
Great location with comfortable accommodations. Breakfast is average. Fitness center is limited, but does the job should outdoors not be available.
We had a fun time in Sofitel. Best dining and shops are walking distance from the hotel. The hotel is located in front of Buddha Bar and beside the US Embassy. Very safe location.
Really nice hotel in a great position for central nice and the old town. Excellent staff. My only criticism is that the indoor pool was not heated anything like enough. It needs checking daily and adjusting when necessary. It is not the point that it’s connected to the outdoor via a plastic cover and that’s why it cold. It simply needs turning up the heat to make like...
The hotel was very good with stunning views and lots of different places around the hotel to relax - short uphill walk to Mougins
Rooms are small, but they are the same everywhere in Paris. The decor is beautiful, neatly done rooms. Looks like it has been refurbished recently. Bathrooms are also small but functional. Only thing missing is a tea and coffee maker in the room. The rooms also have AC, which a lot of hotels do not have.The concierge was not the best we have had, was suggesting places ...
This is 5 star hotel and there is no hot water in the evening. We stayed 6 nights prepaid. First two nights on 6th floor we had to endure cold showers then we were moved to 4th floor and two out of four final nights luke warm showers. We are unsure if lower floors 1-3 are also affected. Pleasant but inane front desk and management excuses, but no recompense. Their ...
The Buddha Bar Hotel provides a most delightful contemporary atmosphere with 'Asian Fusion' theme-quite unique & unexpected amid the usual classical lines of Paris ! Our three day visit was absolutely enhanced by the willingness of all staff to provide first class service from the moment we arrived-although I had booked our Deluxe room on line we were shown 3 available...
I stayed in an executive room for 2 nights. I found the room small for an executive room and the carpet was stained. For a 5 star hotel I had to carry own bag to my room. On the plus side the location is great and saved a lot on taxis. The is a metro station close by which we found great and definitely the best way to travel around Paris
Great location. Great deco. Very nice staff.
I think it's a little bit expensive regarding room size and hotel size. The elevator was a little old as well. However, the AC inside the room was so cool which I would recommend to the people who prefer to be in colde temperature. The staffs are so nice. I would give them 10 stars. The location was close to the shopping street but still, we had to walk for 5 minutes. ...
Great location to experience the best part part of Paris
Boutique hotel in a great location. Room spacious with separate toilet (depending on room) with standard amenities for a 5 star hotel: room service, bar and restaurant . Staff friendly and helpful. Clean rooms. Safe district. Plenty of bistros at your doorstep and a supermarket across the hotel opened until midnight.
Stayed with 2 kids on a weekend. We had a wonderful stay! Good- Best location for shopping and sightseeing. walking distance for Opera, Madlaine, Concord. Nice bar(Buddha bar or Bar at Hotel de Crillon) is on the corner. Beautiful interior throughout small but cozy lobby and lounge. Room is well maintain and also very quiet at night. could it be better -Breakfast. ...
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The average price for a 3-star hotel in France tonight is USD 121. The average price for a 4-star hotel in France tonight is USD 177. The average price for a 5-star hotel in France tonight is USD 482.
What are the most popular hotels in France?
Some of our most popular hotels in France are The People Paris Marais, Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel and Ibis Paris Tour Eiffel Cambronne 15Eme.
What are the best hotels in France for couples?
Hotels in France that are highly rated by couples include Eklo Hotels Paris Porte de Versailles, The People Paris Marais and St Christopher's Inn Paris - Gare du Nord.
What are the best hotels in France for families?
Hotels in France that are highly rated by families include Eklo Hotels Paris Porte de Versailles, The People Paris Marais and St Christopher's Inn Paris - Gare du Nord.
What are the most popular cities in France to stay in?
Popular cities among travelers staying in France include Paris, Nice, and Lyon.
What are the best hotels in Paris?
Verified travelers to Paris have given top reviews to The People Paris Marais, Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel and Ibis Paris Tour Eiffel Cambronne 15Eme.
What are the best hotels in Nice?
Verified travelers to Nice have given top reviews to Villa Saint Exupery Beach, Holiday Inn Nice By IHG and Hotel 66 Nice.
What are the best hotels in Lyon?
Verified travelers to Lyon have given top reviews to The People - Lyon, Pullman Lyon and Hotel Des Remparts Perrache.
More about France
Discover the Allure of France
France is a country that captivates the hearts of travelers from all corners of the globe. With its rich tapestry of culture, history, and breathtaking landscapes, it’s no wonder that millions flock to this European gem each year. From the romantic streets of Paris to the sun-soaked beaches of the French Riviera, France offers a diverse array of experiences that cater to every type of traveler. The country's iconic landmarks, such as the majestic Eiffel Tower and the historic Cathedrale Notre Dame de Strasbourg, stand as testaments to its storied past and architectural prowess.
The culture of France is as varied as its landscapes. Each region boasts its own unique traditions, dialects, and culinary specialties. Whether you’re sipping wine in Bordeaux, exploring the lavender fields of Provence, or indulging in pastries at a Parisian café, you’ll find that each experience is steeped in history and local charm. French art, fashion, and cuisine are world-renowned, making it a hub for creativity and innovation that continues to inspire.
Nature lovers will also find their slice of paradise in France. The country is home to stunning national parks, majestic mountains, and picturesque coastlines. From the serene banks of the Canal du Midi to the dramatic cliffs of Mont Boron, outdoor enthusiasts can revel in a plethora of activities such as hiking, cycling, and water sports. With such a rich offering, France truly embodies the essence of a dream destination.
When to Experience France in All Its Glory
Timing your visit to France can significantly enhance your travel experience. Each season brings its own unique charm, making the country an appealing destination year-round. Spring, from March to May, is particularly enchanting as the flowers bloom, and outdoor cafés begin to buzz with life. This is the perfect time to enjoy leisurely strolls through the Luxembourg Gardens or partake in the vibrant Festival of the Roses in various towns.
Summer, spanning June to August, attracts sun-seekers eager to bask on the beaches of Blue Beach or partake in local festivals. Major events like the Nice Carnival and Fête de la Musique showcase the lively spirit of French culture, providing visitors with unforgettable experiences. However, be prepared for larger crowds and higher accommodation rates during this peak season.
As autumn arrives, the landscape transforms into a canvas of warm hues, making it an ideal time for wine lovers to explore the vineyards during the grape harvest season. The Champagne Tasting at Veuve Clicquot is a must-do for those interested in indulging in the region's bubbly delights. Winter, from December to February, offers a magical atmosphere, especially in cities like Paris, where festive lights adorn the streets. The holiday markets and the enchanting ambiance near the Promenade des Anglais are perfect for those seeking a cozy winter getaway.
Travel Tips to Navigate France Like a Local
To truly embrace the French way of life, a few insider tips can go a long way. First and foremost, understanding and respecting local customs is key. Greeting locals with a simple Bonjour (hello) or Merci (thank you) can open doors and create a friendly atmosphere. Additionally, it’s customary to greet shopkeepers and restaurant staff upon entering and leaving establishments.
Language can be a barrier, but learning a few basic phrases in French will enhance your interactions. While many people in tourist areas speak English, making an effort to communicate in French is often appreciated. Phrases like Excusez-moi (excuse me) and Parlez-vous anglais? (do you speak English?) can be quite helpful. For those who prefer to explore on their own, downloading translation apps can provide instant assistance.
When it comes to transportation, France boasts an efficient public transport system. The Paris Métro is a convenient way to navigate the city, while trains connect major cities across the country. For a more scenic route, consider taking a leisurely drive through the countryside, where charming villages and breathtaking views await. Always keep an eye out for local markets and bakeries; they’re perfect spots for sampling authentic French cuisine and picking up unique souvenirs.
Where to Stay for Every Type of Traveler
Finding the right accommodations in France can elevate your travel experience. Whether you’re seeking luxury hotels in France or budget-friendly options, the country offers a wide range of choices. For those who crave opulence, consider staying at the stunning Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel Hotel, where modern amenities meet breathtaking views of the iconic Eiffel Tower. Alternatively, the Ibis Paris Tour Eiffel Cambronne 15Eme offers a practical location and friendly service, making it a great choice for travelers who prioritize convenience.
For families, there are numerous family-friendly hotels in France that cater to both parents and children. Look for accommodations that offer amenities like spacious rooms, pools, and proximity to attractions. The Parc de la Tête d'Or in Lyon is a fantastic spot for family outings, and finding a hotel nearby can make your stay even more enjoyable. Unique stays, such as charming bed and breakfasts or boutique hotels, can also provide a more intimate experience, allowing travelers to immerse themselves in the local culture.
Budget travelers need not worry, as France is home to a variety of affordable hotels. Options like the Ibis Paris CDG Airport provide comfortable lodging without breaking the bank. With Agoda, booking accommodations in France is a breeze, ensuring you find the perfect place to rest after a day of exploring.
Unwind in the Best Hotels in France
France is home to a plethora of stunning hotels that cater to every taste and preference. For those desiring a touch of luxury, the Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel Hotel offers an exquisite experience with modern amenities and breathtaking views of the iconic Eiffel Tower. Guests rave about the comfortable rooms and the well-equipped fitness area, making it an ideal choice for both relaxation and rejuvenation. The location is perfect for exploring the heart of Paris, allowing you to soak in the city's charm right at your doorstep.
If you're looking for something more intimate, boutique hotels provide unique experiences that reflect the local culture. Places like Break & Home Paris Italie Porte de Choisy offer cozy atmospheres with personalized service. These smaller establishments often feature distinctive decor and are located in vibrant neighborhoods, allowing travelers to immerse themselves in the local lifestyle. Each stay becomes a memorable part of your French adventure, showcasing the charm of the city beyond the typical tourist spots.
Budget travelers will find ample options as well. The Ibis Paris CDG Airport is an excellent choice for those needing convenient access to the airport without compromising comfort. Guests appreciate the friendly staff and clean accommodations, making it a reliable option for a restful night before or after a flight. With Agoda, booking hotels in France is simple and straightforward, ensuring you can find the perfect lodging that fits your budget and preferences.
Romantic Getaways in the Heart of France
For couples seeking a romantic escape, France offers an abundance of enchanting destinations. Paris, often dubbed the "City of Love," is filled with intimate spots perfect for a getaway. Stroll hand-in-hand along the Seine River, visit the charming streets of Montmartre, or enjoy a candlelit dinner at a quaint bistro. The ambiance is undeniably romantic, making it an ideal setting for creating lasting memories together.
Beyond Paris, the picturesque villages of Provence present a dreamy backdrop for couples. Lavender fields in full bloom during the summer months create a stunning visual feast, while local markets offer delicious treats to share. Consider booking a stay at a cozy bed and breakfast where you can enjoy breakfast on a sun-drenched terrace, savoring the flavors of the region while basking in each other's company.
For a unique experience, explore the stunning châteaux of the Loire Valley. Many of these historic castles offer accommodations, allowing couples to step back in time while enjoying luxurious amenities. Imagine waking up in a grand château, surrounded by lush gardens and beautiful landscapes, perfect for leisurely strolls or picnics. With so many romantic options, planning a getaway in France is sure to reignite the spark in any relationship.
Family-Friendly Accommodations in France
Traveling with family can be a delightful adventure, and France offers numerous accommodations that cater to families of all sizes. Many hotels provide family-friendly amenities such as spacious rooms, pools, and easy access to attractions. The Ibis Paris Tour Eiffel Cambronne 15Eme is a fantastic choice for families, praised for its practical location and friendly service. Parents can relax knowing that the hotel is close to major sights, making it easy to explore the city with children in tow.
For those seeking outdoor fun, consider staying near parks like Parc de la Tête d'Or in Lyon or Luxembourg Gardens in Paris. These parks feature playgrounds, beautiful landscapes, and picnic areas, providing a perfect environment for kids to run and play after a day of sightseeing. Many accommodations in these areas offer family packages that include breakfast and special rates for children, ensuring a hassle-free stay.
Unique stays, such as vacation rentals or themed hotels, can also enhance family trips. Look for options that provide kitchen facilities, allowing families to prepare meals together. Some properties even offer guided tours and activities tailored for children, ensuring that everyone has a fun and memorable experience. With plenty of choices available, families can easily find accommodations in France that meet their needs and create lasting memories together.
Experience the Charm of French Cuisine
French cuisine is celebrated worldwide for its rich flavors and artistic presentation. From charming bistros to Michelin-starred restaurants, the culinary landscape in France is diverse and inviting. Start your gastronomic journey with classic dishes like coq au vin or ratatouille, which showcase the country’s fresh ingredients and regional specialties. Each region has its own culinary traditions, so be sure to sample local dishes wherever you go.
Visiting local markets is a must for any food lover. Markets such as the Marché Bastille in Paris or the Marché de Nice offer a vibrant atmosphere filled with fresh produce, cheeses, and artisanal goods. Engage with local vendors, taste samples, and gather ingredients for a picnic or a home-cooked meal if staying in a rental. These markets are not only great for food but also provide a glimpse into everyday French life.
For a truly memorable experience, consider taking a cooking class. Many local chefs offer classes where you can learn to prepare traditional French dishes, providing insights into the techniques and flavors that define French cuisine. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned cook, these classes can be a fun and engaging way to deepen your appreciation for the culinary arts. Afterward, enjoy your creations paired with a glass of local wine, and savor the fruits of your labor.
Explore the Rich Cultural Heritage of France
France is steeped in history and culture, offering travelers a wealth of experiences to explore. From world-renowned museums to stunning historical sites, the country is a treasure trove of cultural heritage. The Cathedrale Notre Dame de Strasbourg is a prime example, showcasing magnificent Gothic architecture and a rich history that dates back to the Middle Ages. Visitors can admire its intricate facade and take in panoramic views from the tower, offering a glimpse into the past.
Art enthusiasts will find their paradise in the Louvre Museum, home to thousands of works, including the iconic Mona Lisa. The museum's vast collection spans centuries and styles, making it a must-visit for anyone interested in art history. Don’t forget to explore the charming neighborhood of Le Marais nearby, filled with galleries, boutiques, and cafés that reflect the artistic spirit of Paris.
Festivals celebrating French culture are also abundant throughout the year. Events like the Festival d'Avignon showcase theatrical performances and art, while the Cannes Film Festival attracts filmmakers and stars from around the globe. Participating in these events allows travelers to immerse themselves in the local culture and witness the vibrant spirit of France firsthand. With so many cultural experiences to choose from, every visit to France can be a unique exploration of its rich heritage.
Outdoor Adventures Await You in France
France is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a diverse range of landscapes and activities that cater to all interests. From the majestic peaks of the Alps to the serene beaches along the French Riviera, there’s something for everyone. Hiking in the stunning Calanques National Park near Marseille is a must for nature lovers. This breathtaking area features dramatic cliffs and crystal-clear waters, making it ideal for both hiking and swimming. Guided tours are available, allowing visitors to explore hidden coves and enjoy the stunning scenery without any hassle.
For those who prefer the water, the beaches of Blue Beach in Nice offer a perfect spot to relax and soak up the sun. The Mediterranean coastline is dotted with numerous beach clubs and water sports facilities, where you can try your hand at paddleboarding, jet skiing, or simply lounging by the sea. If you seek a more tranquil experience, consider a leisurely boat ride along the Canal du Midi, a UNESCO World Heritage site that winds through picturesque towns and lush landscapes. This serene setting is perfect for picnics and leisurely explorations.
Mountain biking is another thrilling way to experience France's natural beauty. The trails in the French Alps provide exhilarating rides with stunning views. For a family-friendly option, the Parc de la Tête d'Or in Lyon offers bike rentals and spacious paths perfect for a leisurely ride with kids. With so many outdoor adventures to choose from, France is sure to provide unforgettable experiences for every type of adventurer.
Shopping in France for Unique Finds
Shopping in France is an experience in itself, offering a blend of high-end fashion, unique boutiques, and local markets that showcase the country’s rich culture. Paris is renowned for its luxury shopping, with famous avenues like the Champs-Élysées and Avenue Montaigne featuring designer stores and flagship boutiques. For a more eclectic shopping experience, head to the Le Marais district, where charming independent shops and vintage stores line the streets, offering everything from handmade jewelry to vintage clothing.
Local markets are a treasure trove for those seeking unique souvenirs and culinary delights. The Marché Bastille in Paris is a vibrant market where you can find fresh produce, gourmet cheeses, and artisanal goods. Sampling local delicacies while browsing the stalls is an enjoyable way to experience French culture. In Nice, the Marché aux Fleurs is famous for its colorful flowers and fresh produce, making it a lovely spot for picking up a fragrant bouquet or local specialties.
For those interested in fashion, exploring the boutiques in Saint-Germain-des-Prés is a must. This area is known for its chic shops and stylish cafés, perfect for a leisurely day of shopping and people-watching. Whether you’re looking for luxury items or unique finds, France offers an abundance of shopping opportunities that cater to all tastes and budgets.
Festivals and Events to Mark on Your Calendar
France is a country that loves to celebrate, and its calendar is filled with vibrant festivals and events throughout the year. One of the most famous is the Cannes Film Festival, held annually in May. This prestigious event attracts filmmakers, celebrities, and cinema enthusiasts from around the world, showcasing the best in international cinema. Attending this festival is a unique opportunity to experience the glamour of the film industry and enjoy screenings of highly anticipated films.
Another highlight is the Festival d'Avignon, a renowned arts festival that takes place every July. This event transforms the city into a stage, featuring theatrical performances, dance, and music in various venues, including historic sites. It’s a fantastic way to experience the creative spirit of France and witness innovative performances by both established and emerging artists.
For those who enjoy culinary experiences, the Fête de la Gastronomie celebrates French cuisine every September. This nationwide event features special menus, cooking classes, and food tastings in restaurants and markets, allowing visitors to indulge in the rich flavors of French culinary traditions. Marking these festivals on your calendar ensures that your visit to France is filled with unforgettable cultural experiences.
Transportation Tips to Get Around France
Getting around France is a breeze, thanks to its well-developed transportation system. The Paris Métro is one of the most efficient ways to navigate the city, with extensive lines connecting major attractions. Purchasing a Paris Visite pass offers unlimited travel on public transport, making it convenient for tourists to hop on and off as they explore. For those traveling between cities, France's high-speed train network, Thalys and Eurostar, provides quick and comfortable journeys, allowing you to reach destinations like Lyon, Marseille, and even London with ease.
For a more scenic experience, consider renting a car to explore the picturesque countryside. The roads in regions like Provence and the Loire Valley offer stunning views of vineyards, charming villages, and historic châteaux. Just remember to familiarize yourself with local driving regulations, including speed limits and parking rules, to ensure a smooth journey.
In addition, ride-sharing services and taxis are widely available in urban areas, providing convenient options for short distances. For those who prefer cycling, many cities have bike-sharing programs, allowing you to explore at your own pace while enjoying the fresh air. With so many transportation options, navigating France is both easy and enjoyable.
Must-See Attractions in Iconic French Cities
France is home to a wealth of iconic attractions that should not be missed. In Paris, the Eiffel Tower stands as a symbol of the city, offering breathtaking views from its observation decks. Visiting during the evening allows you to witness the tower’s sparkling lights, creating a magical atmosphere. Another must-see is the Cathedrale Notre Dame de Strasbourg, renowned for its stunning Gothic architecture and intricate details. Climbing to the top provides panoramic views of the city and the surrounding Alsace region.
In Nice, the Promenade des Anglais is a beautiful waterfront promenade perfect for leisurely walks or bike rides. Lined with palm trees and vibrant cafes, it’s an ideal spot to soak up the sun and enjoy the Mediterranean atmosphere. For history enthusiasts, the Basilique Notre Dame de la Garde in Marseille offers stunning views of the city and the coast, along with fascinating insights into the region’s maritime history.
Lyon, known for its rich culinary heritage, boasts attractions like the Place de la Bourse, where visitors can admire the beautiful architecture and enjoy local delicacies at nearby eateries. Each city in France is filled with unique attractions that reflect its history and culture, making exploration an enriching experience.
Unique Stays for an Unforgettable Experience
For those seeking a distinctive lodging experience, France offers a variety of unique accommodations that go beyond traditional hotels. Consider staying in a charming bed and breakfast, where you can enjoy personalized service and local insights. Properties like Break & Home Paris Italie Porte de Choisy provide a cozy atmosphere, allowing you to connect with the local culture while enjoying comfortable amenities.
Eco-friendly hotels are also gaining popularity in France, with many establishments committed to sustainability practices. These hotels often feature organic products, energy-efficient systems, and local sourcing, ensuring that your stay has a minimal environmental impact. Staying in such accommodations not only supports sustainable tourism but also enhances your travel experience.
For a truly memorable adventure, look for vacation rentals that offer unique settings, such as a historic château or a rustic cottage in the countryside. These properties allow for a more immersive experience, giving you the chance to live like a local while enjoying the comforts of home. With so many unique stays available, finding the perfect lodging in France is an exciting part of your travel planning.
Wine Tours and Tastings in France
France is synonymous with exceptional wine, and exploring its renowned wine regions is a must for enthusiasts. The Bordeaux region is famous for its rich red wines, and visitors can embark on guided tours of vineyards and wineries, learning about the winemaking process while tasting exquisite selections. Many tours include a visit to local châteaux, where you can enjoy stunning views of the vineyards and indulge in gourmet food pairings.
In the Champagne region, the Champagne Tasting at Veuve Clicquot offers an unforgettable experience. Guests can explore the historic cellars, learn about the production of this iconic sparkling wine, and enjoy tastings paired with delectable bites. This immersive experience is perfect for those looking to deepen their appreciation for French wines.
For a more hands-on approach, consider participating in a wine-making workshop, where you can learn to blend your own wine and take home a bottle of your creation. Whether you’re a seasoned connoisseur or a curious novice, wine tours and tastings in France provide a delightful way to explore the country’s rich viticulture.
Nightlife and Entertainment in France
France boasts a vibrant nightlife scene that caters to diverse tastes, ensuring there’s something for everyone after the sun sets. In Paris, the nightlife is electric, with a plethora of bars, clubs, and live music venues. The Marais district is known for its trendy bars and lively atmosphere, making it a popular spot for both locals and tourists. For a more laid-back evening, consider visiting a traditional wine bar, where you can sample local wines and enjoy small plates in a cozy setting.
In cities like Lyon and Nice, the nightlife offers a mix of cultural experiences, from open-air concerts to theater performances. The Festival of Lights in Lyon is a spectacular event that illuminates the city with stunning light displays, attracting visitors from near and far. This festival transforms the streets into a magical wonderland, providing a unique backdrop for nighttime exploration.
For those seeking entertainment, the Cabaret shows at venues like the Moulin Rouge in Paris offer a taste of classic French entertainment. With dazzling performances and extravagant costumes, these shows provide an unforgettable night out. Whether you prefer dancing the night away or enjoying a quiet drink with friends, the nightlife in France promises memorable experiences.
Guided Tours for an In-Depth Experience
Exploring France through guided tours can enhance your travel experience, providing insights into the country’s rich history and culture. Many cities offer walking tours that delve into local neighborhoods, highlighting hidden gems and fascinating stories. In Paris, a guided tour of the Louvre Museum can help you navigate its vast collection, ensuring you don’t miss iconic works like the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo.
For those interested in history, consider joining a tour that explores the significant sites of World War II, including the Normandy beaches and the Memorial de Caen. These tours provide a deeper understanding of the events that shaped France and the world, making for a poignant and educational experience.
Wine tours are another great way to explore the regions of France. Many wineries offer guided tastings and tours, allowing visitors to learn about the winemaking process while sampling exquisite wines. This immersive experience not only enhances your appreciation for French wines but also provides a unique opportunity to connect with local producers.
Practical Travel Information for a Smooth Journey
When planning a trip to France, being aware of practical travel information can ensure a smooth journey. Visa requirements vary depending on your nationality, so it's important to check if you need a visa before traveling. For most travelers from the EU and Schengen Area, a visa is not required for short stays. However, visitors from other regions should verify the specific entry requirements.
Health and safety are also important considerations. Ensure you have adequate travel insurance that covers medical emergencies and unexpected events. Familiarize yourself with local health services and emergency numbers, such as the European emergency number 112. It’s also advisable to carry a small first aid kit for minor injuries or ailments.
Lastly, understanding local customs and etiquette can enhance your travel experience. French people appreciate politeness, so greeting locals with a friendly Bonjour and saying Merci when receiving service can go a long way. Being respectful of local customs and traditions will enrich your interactions and help you connect with the culture during your stay in France.