Hotels & Accommodation in Paris

First trip to Paris! We were a short walk away from Musee Rodin and Hotel des Invalides. The Eiffel Tower at night was breathtaking. Unfortunately, my partner's wallet was picked on the 92 bus; apparently that particular bus route is prone to theft.

After traveling to cities all over the world and particularly the US, Paris has a vibe all its own. Being an obviously popular city you would expect "tourist" stuff everywhere. NOT AT ALL. The croissants, the bistros aren't a facade but everyday life

Paris is a breathtaking city that offers countless sights and experiences that leave a lasting impression. From its iconic landmarks to its rich cultural heritage, every corner of Paris captivates and inspires. We were truly in awe during our visit,

The Metro trains run frequently but there are a lot of stairs to navigate. You can get anywhere in Paris through Metro and bus connections Many streets and sidewalks are made of cobblestones so leave the high heels home. Taxis are many along avenues.

Flying out of CDG - allow enough time - left hotel at 8 am for an 1140 am flight, ran into long lines at Terminal 1, carry on inspection before getting to the gate to board took ages (one inspector to review set asides) got to the gate at 1125!Whew.

For all the expectations, Paris remains incomparable: romantic, compact, chic and efficient. Nearly everyone seems to speak good English, service is unexpectedly good, we met kindness everywhere--and for a sense of design and cool, it can't be beat!

Paris is a beautiful city with hundreds of years of history. The only negative is if you are driving a car. There is very little legal street parking, and due to the many traffic lights and one-way streets, it is very slow going. Take a bus or taxi.

TAKE COMFORTABLE SHOES! Forget trying to look cute unless you plan to hire Ubers to take you everywhere. Paris is wonderful for walking, so plan accordingly. Download the RATP app or use Google/iMap for Metro. Vegans: use Happy Cow for food options.

We loved our trip to Paris, walked 45 miles over 5 days so good footwear recommended. Bought a navigo travel pass which we used a lot also. Was very expensive compared to other cities but we were expecting that. Saw everything we wanted to do & more

Guided tours with skip the line were just great at both Le Louvre and Musee D'Orsay. Well worth it. Also big red bus hop on hop off was great for first day to get an overview of the city sights We also took boat tour on Seine, visited 3 gardens!