Recomendations in PARIS please ......?

Question

Me and my partner are looking to stay in Paris soon and would like to know where the best area to stay is. What neighbourhoods are best?

Looking for good restaurants, lively, busy atmosphere etc - We really want to experience France and the quaint romanticism of it.

Any Hotel recomendations (Luxury/High end) would be much appreciated.

Merci! (lol) ;)

Answer 1

Is it the first time you are going to visit Paris?
For the young and lively I would say the Latin quarter is the best place to be.
Le quartier des etudiants , quoi!
you have loads of cafes, restaurants. You stroll along the quais ,with the bouquinistes on the berges.
Notre Dame is close by and the Metro , buses are close by and Paris is open to you at your own pace and enjoyment.
Paris is one of the cities that is lively, bright and inviting.
Best of staying there.
Bon Sejour!

Answer 2

I work for Perfect Escapes and we are currently putting together a list of luxury hotels worldwide. Here is a working list of 26 hotels in Paris. Feedback on these hotels is appreciated...

Castille Paris
Four Seasons Hotel George V Paris
Hotel De Crillon
Hotel Du Louvre
Hotel Lancaster
Hotel Le A
Hotel Le Bristol
Hôtel Lutetia-Paris
Hotel Meurice
Hotel Plaza Athenee
Hotel Prince De Galles
Hotel Ritz
Hyatt Regency Madeleine
Intercontinental Paris Le Sofitel Demeure Hotel
Le Faubourg Paris Sofitel Demeure Hotel
Le Park Sofitel Demeure Hotels
Le Tremoille
L'Hotel Paris
Montalembert Hotel Paris
Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme
Pavillon de la Reine
Raphael
Relais Christine
Saint James Paris
Saint-James & Albany
Victoria Palace Hotel

Answer 3

While you're there check out the Moulin Rouge show, not any other ones as they aren't as good, it must be the Moulin Rouge!
We've stayed at a few places and I loved camping the best! But as for a Hotel try the Hotel Valadon, very central and awesome place to stay for a romantic getaway!


http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review?geo=187147&detail=270870&from=HACSearch&inMonth=09/2007&inDay=5&outMonth=09/2007&outDay=6&adults=2&hs=hac03w:10023

Answer 4

When we went to paris last may we stayed in the montmartre area of paris. Good restaurants/cafes, bars, shops...As it is up a hill it overlooks the centre of paris and has great views - especially at night time.
Also not too far from the moulin rouge which is good for a night out

Answer 5

I would recommend Villa Panatheon in the Latin Quarter in Paris
You can book it through lastminute.com
http://hotels.lastminute.com/hotels/searchHotelInformation.do?locale=en_GB&partnerId=0&accommCode=210424-0-2-EXT%3A5555%24v1v%24&accommAdditional=en_GB-PAR-%28%24n%29-%28%24n%29-0-FR-408-3-4-%28%24n%29-2-2-16%24v1v%24&catID=4&CATID=4&token=1168189835469&stateChangeCount=1&tabSelection=images

The Latin Quarter is the trendy, arty area of central Paris - fantastic bars and restaurants

I had a fantastic weekend there in November

Answer 6

ok+ok motel Cayre: about $239/nighttime behind a ordinary façade lies a very cutting-edge motel completely refurbished and stylishly re-embellished in 2003. the basically accurate experience of the motel is rather soothing, with a concern given to earth colorings, beige, brown and white. This incorporates a spacious reception section, breakfast room and bar/bistro. the ambience is relaxing, and this also applies to the well-known bedrooms. they're classy with a minimalist layout, yet welcoming and gentle. they offer significant centers consisting of tea/espresso making centers. (some loos are on the small area). This motel is an staggering option to the classic style Parisian hotels. it really is likewise positioned contained in the celebrated and colourful portion of St Germain de Prés, on the Left monetary organisation, strolling distance to Latin Quarter, Orsay Museum and Le Louvre.

Answer 7

you'll find plenty of clues at http://paris.c-lafrance.com/

Answer 8

yes....try novotel or sofitel...or something else