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which hotel in paris?

ElFenix

ElFenix

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i'd like to keep it under $150 a night
looking for july 23-26
<--- not made of money

and i'd like to be near the champs elysee
 
Originally posted by: chiwawa626
How about the Paris Hilton 😉 Im soooo funnay!
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'yes, i'd like to check into the paris hilton... no, no need for special accomodations, i'll just come in the back door'
 
Originally posted by: ElFenix
Originally posted by: chiwawa626
How about the Paris Hilton 😉 Im soooo funnay!
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'yes, i'd like to check into the paris hilton... no, no need for special accomodations, i'll just come in the back door'
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Jimmy Fallon = hilarious
 
Originally posted by: ElFenix
Originally posted by: chiwawa626
How about the Paris Hilton 😉 Im soooo funnay!
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'yes, i'd like to check into the paris hilton... no, no need for special accomodations, i'll just come in the back door'
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Heh, I clicked on this thread figuring that it would take 3-5 posts before that joke was made.

:beer:
 
Best Western Nouvel Orleans. Right across the street from the Mouton Duvernet metro staton. Your room has two sets of french doors that open out to the street... so you have two little balconies. Not near where you want but the metro will get you there fast. I think it's about a 15 minute ride away.
 
Originally posted by: tennisflip
Best Western Nouvel Orleans. Right across the street from the Mouton Duvernet metro staton. Your room has two sets of french doors that open out to the street.
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or you could say that the street has two sets of french doors right into your room!
 
Originally posted by: tennisflip
Best Western Nouvel Orleans. Right across the street from the Mouton Duvernet metro staton. Your room has two sets of french doors that open out to the street... so you have two little balconies. Not near where you want but the metro will get you there fast. I think it's about a 15 minute ride away.
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Arent all french doors just doors in france?
 
Originally posted by: chiwawa626
Originally posted by: tennisflip
Best Western Nouvel Orleans. Right across the street from the Mouton Duvernet metro staton. Your room has two sets of french doors that open out to the street... so you have two little balconies. Not near where you want but the metro will get you there fast. I think it's about a 15 minute ride away.
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Arent all french doors just doors in france?
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http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=french%20door
 
Visiting the Tour, eh? I went last year and am going again, if Lance is doing well (gonna be on the slopes of l'Alpe d'Huez and decide from there) Not wanting to run into any freaks, I mean nice people from ATOT, I'm not going to post the one at which I am staying. 😀 Plus, you might find it on your own. The BEST website for Paris hotels is France.com. I've used them three summers in a row now. You can sort by district (Arrondisement, I believe is the technical term), which should make it easier than most any other site.

Edit: I can't believe mine is the first serious reply!

Edit 2: If you ARE going to the Tour, get there VERY EARLY. I was there 12+ hours including the parade last year. Oh, and bring a folding chair -- you'll want it (even one of those mini-tripod chairs for camping).
 
The price is somewhat higher than what you're listing, but you really can't beat the hotel Concorde Lafayette. It's ultra nice, especially if you're used to the more "normal" (read: American style) hotels. There's a little shopping mall at the bottom of the hotel (including a nice supermarket), and there's a metro stop right at the bottom of the hotel building as well.

It's right on the champs elysees as well (you can see right down the champs elysees over the arc de triomph right down to the heard of Paris.

... and yes, those eurorail passes ain't cheap!! I thought I could travel cheaply by taking the train ... mais non non non mon ami!

Enjoy!
 
Originally posted by: tagej
The price is somewhat higher than what you're listing, but you really can't beat the hotel Concorde Lafayette. It's ultra nice, especially if you're used to the more "normal" (read: American style) hotels. There's a little shopping mall at the bottom of the hotel (including a nice supermarket), and there's a metro stop right at the bottom of the hotel building as well.

It's right on the champs elysees as well (you can see right down the champs elysees over the arc de triomph right down to the heard of Paris.

... and yes, those eurorail passes ain't cheap!! I thought I could travel cheaply by taking the train ... mais non non non mon ami!

Enjoy!
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that in la defense?

i think it may be cheaper to purchase individual rail passes in england than a flexi pass...
 
Check out a Citidines..... HUGE hotel rooms compared to what you normally get over there...

We stayed at one in Paris (Tour Eiffel) and London (Trafalgar Square) for $150/night.

Kitchens in every room as well.
 
Originally posted by: Freejack2
Also you can give priceline a try. Try a 5 or 4 star for like $125 + taxes and fees a night.
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priceline scares me 🙁


the citadines looks nice but almost $200 a night
 
Originally posted by: ElFenix
Originally posted by: Freejack2
Also you can give priceline a try. Try a 5 or 4 star for like $125 + taxes and fees a night.
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priceline scares me 🙁


the citadines looks nice but almost $200 a night
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We booked ours through one of the travel sites for cheaper than going directly through them.....

I think we used orbitz, but it may have been travelocity or expedia.
 
Originally posted by: ElFenix
i'd like to keep it under $150 a night
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I stayed at the Hotel Picarde when I was there and it was awesome. The rooms are kind of small, but it's very clean, inexpensive, and it's a family business. They have a complimentary breakfast that's really good too.
 
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