Hotel Gustave15th Arr.
★★★★
Modern, central hotel just 15 minutes walk from the Eiffel Tower.
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Hotel Henriette13th Arr.
★★★
Ideal budget hotel near the Notre Dame Cathedral and Jardin des Plantes
First Hotel15th Arr.
★★★★
Boutique hotel near the Eiffel Tower. Perfect for a romantic break.
A Guide To Hotels In Paris
For Brits, Paris is an ideal destination for a cheap weekend break, with just a 1 hour flight from the UK, or 2 hours and 15 minutes by Eurostar, it's also very easy to get to. But for such a big city, the number of hotels are endless, so which do you choose? The chic B&B in the heart of St. Germain or one of Montmartre's modern hotels?
The key to Paris is all about the budget and what you plan to do? If you're staying for just a short time, a hotel in the centre of Paris, such as Le Marais, is ideal and perfect for getting about town quickly. If you're planning on having a bit of extra free time and are on a budget, you can save by booking a hotel in the suburbs and commuting in to the sights of the French capital.
Getting to, from and around Paris
Eurostar trains from the heart of London take as little as 2 hours and 15 minutes.
Charles de Gaulle airport is located a bit further out of the city but very easy to get to. Ideal for those flying from other areas of the UK.
By far the best way to get around Paris is by Metro, offering fast and efficient travel around the numerous arrondissements.
Another great way to see the main sights and attractions is by the Hop-on Hop-off bus tours, with 24 hour and 72 hour tickets available.
Things to do in Paris
Paris is well known to be a weekend break destination because it's so easy to get to from the UK. Because of this, us Brits come back time and time again, so if you don't manage to fit everything you wanted to into your trip, no doubt you'll be back before long to tick off a few more highlights on your to-see list. That said, there really are a few 'musts' when you're in Paris.
Notre Dame
This stunning cathedral was built in 1345 on the Ile de la Cite, one of the natural islands in the river Seine within the city. It's architecture is stunning and rose to fame, not just for it's beauty, but also for it's design.
Sacre Coeur
Another historic religious building, the Sacre Coeur stands tall on the top of Montmartre, the highest point in the city, and ideal for sitting on the steps to watch the view as the sun goes down over Paris.
Where to stay in Paris
Just like most big cities, Paris is split into various areas or 'arrondissements', each with it's own unique identity. Marais, for example, is a very stylish and hip area of the city. A great area to stay but be prepared to pay higher hotel rates for the priviledge.
Montmartre is rather funky area, well-known for it's red light district, the streets of Montmartre also host a number of great hotels, many ideal for those on a budget. What's better is that it's not too far from the Gare du Nord, the final stop for the Eurostar when it arrives into Paris.