Paris hotels range in size and style from the elegant five-star monsters to the charming, family owned, pencil thin hotels squeezed in a quiet side street. Hotel de la Tremoille is a Paris hotel with an ornate exterior, and a modern interior. Rooms feature all the luxuries: cable, DVD, and wireless keyboard for internet TV access. The Pavillon de Paris is an elegant and contemporary Paris hotel full of modern luxuries. Hotel Montalembert is a fashionable and high tech Paris hotel. Near the Louve the Ritz Hotel Paris is one of the world’s most renowned hotels. In the Latin Quarter try the Hotel du Pantheon and the Melia Colbert Boutique Hotel.
While Paris has some of the best accommodations in the world (pricey), it is also an excellent place to find a good deal on a lodging. Hosteling is the best way to go to save money. At $10-30 a night, dorm style housing cannot be beat. If you’d prefer a private room, try the Hotel de Lille Pelican near the Louvre. It’s a smaller hotel down a side street. On the Ile de la Cite stay at the Hotel Henri IV. Make no mistake, this is a popular hotel solely for its location. In the Latin Quarter the Grand Hotel du Progres is favored by students. There are many Cheap hotels in Paris, and with a little walking and haggling an economic deal can be found.
Popular Paris hotels include Hotel de la Bretonnerie, in the heart of Marais, the award winning Hotel Caron de Beaumarchais, and the Hotel Axial Beaubourg, with its refurbished rooms, and historic building. Other Paris hotels are the Familia Hotel, that has balconies that glimpse Nortre Dame, the Hotel St-Christophe, known for its quality, and luxurious Hotel Relais Christine.
There are seven Disneyland Paris hotels, at the Paris Disneyland park, offering a variety of themed lodging, and a range of prices from luxurious high end accommodations to budget oriented lodging. On the high end the Disneyland Hotel offers Victorian styling and top of the line service. For a more urban stay, with the same luxuries, Disney’s Hotel New York offers Big Apple style. At the mid range of Disneyland Paris Hotels the Newport Bay Club emulates a nautical style and Sequoia Lodge is inspired by America’s national parks. Hotel Santa Fe and Hotel Cheyenne respectively offer scorching dessert and cactus, and a brush with outlaws in the wild west, all for more modestly priced budgets. Davy Crockett’s Ranch is 15 minutes away, but offers private bungalows in a rustic escape. If Disneyland is your destination, then there are plenty of Disneyland Paris hotels to fit your need.
While Paris has some of the best accommodations in the world (pricey), it is also an excellent place to find a good deal on a lodging. Hosteling is the best way to go to save money. At $10-30 a night, dorm style housing cannot be beat. If you’d prefer a private room, try the Hotel de Lille Pelican near the Louvre. It’s a smaller hotel down a side street. On the Ile de la Cite stay at the Hotel Henri IV. Make no mistake, this is a popular hotel solely for its location. In the Latin Quarter the Grand Hotel du Progres is favored by students. There are many Cheap hotels in Paris, and with a little walking and haggling an economic deal can be found.
Popular Paris hotels include Hotel de la Bretonnerie, in the heart of Marais, the award winning Hotel Caron de Beaumarchais, and the Hotel Axial Beaubourg, with its refurbished rooms, and historic building. Other Paris hotels are the Familia Hotel, that has balconies that glimpse Nortre Dame, the Hotel St-Christophe, known for its quality, and luxurious Hotel Relais Christine.
There are seven Disneyland Paris hotels, at the Paris Disneyland park, offering a variety of themed lodging, and a range of prices from luxurious high end accommodations to budget oriented lodging. On the high end the Disneyland Hotel offers Victorian styling and top of the line service. For a more urban stay, with the same luxuries, Disney’s Hotel New York offers Big Apple style. At the mid range of Disneyland Paris Hotels the Newport Bay Club emulates a nautical style and Sequoia Lodge is inspired by America’s national parks. Hotel Santa Fe and Hotel Cheyenne respectively offer scorching dessert and cactus, and a brush with outlaws in the wild west, all for more modestly priced budgets. Davy Crockett’s Ranch is 15 minutes away, but offers private bungalows in a rustic escape. If Disneyland is your destination, then there are plenty of Disneyland Paris hotels to fit your need.
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