Paris – hotel recommendations

[OnTheRun]

Hi everyone

I know what’s available through internet searches, but just asking for personal recommendations please.

The budget isn’t is £150 per night.

If you have any recommendations for “aparthotel” type hotels I would be very keen to hear these.

Thank you.

[NigelHamilton]

While quite a wide brief, a lot of my clients travel by train so I tend to look for places close to Gare Du Lyon for the routes to the South/Barcelona etc. I tend to be able to get Le Marceau Bastille for under £200 per night, but unlikely you’ll manage that online.

For Aparthotels, one more central in Paris is Residhotel Imperial Rennequin. Adagio in Montmartre is OK, but has a very good location.

Final thing to note is £150 won’t get you much in Paris(notorious for small rooms), but prices are very up and down (more than in most big cities) so you can find a bargain depending on dates if you’re prepared to put the work in.

[dundj]

For an aparthotel type, consider staying out at the La Defense area, the Fraser Suites Harmonie is pretty good and can get a 1 bed suite there on or around your budget normally when booking direct as a member, or almost certainly a Studio for below that budget.

A short walk to Esplanade de La Defense metro station for line 1 means it is really easy to get in and out of central Paris as well.

[OnTheRun]

Thank you for responses, both of which gave me new areas and brands to explore.

[Fraser]

Not an apartment type hotel, but Hilton La Defense is usually reasonably priced (£180?) with two large shopping centres (bedrooms overlook the interior of one) and the metro to Arc de Triomphe/Louvre etc just 20 minutes, so while it may look a bit far out, it’s very accessible.

[can2]

If you are not after night life and handle RER, I’d second Hilton La Defense as well