Guide to Paris City center hotel

Paris counts a little more than 1000 hotels located in the city center... It is indeed the 1st city in the world in term of visitors every year. The Eiffel Tower has welcomed more than 6 millions tourists in 2005. Travellers willing to stay downtown are offered a large choice of places to stay : From Luxury renowned Palace to little one star cheap accommodation, we have reviewed a few of them and listed the main specialists websites to book your paris hotel, check the reviews and compare room rates.

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Hotel in Paris : Where to stay on the Left Bank

The left bank is mostly dedicated to tourism and shopping. It is the place where to find antique shops, famous fashion shops and historical monuments like St Sulpice Church, Orsay Museum, Eiffel Tower, ... and renowned districts : Saint Germain des Pres, Saint Michel and Latin quarter, Luxembourg Garden, Mouffetard, Montparnasse... See our left bank hotel and site review.

Where to stay - Left Bank

Left Bank Hotel Review - Where to stay

Right Bank Hotel - Champs Elysees - Opera - Bastille

The Right Bank is the one offering the largest choice of accommodations - It could be divided in three distinct districts : Champs Elysees is the most famous area - the definitive place to stay if looking for 4 star hotel or Palace, Opera - Madeleine counts many 3 stars rated accommodations and enjoys a very central location, and Bastille - Le Marais, a trendy area in the East.

Where to Stay - Right Bank

Hotel on the Right Bank - Where to Stay

Hotel close to La Defense

La Defense is the French equivalent of the famous City in London. High Towers and buildings set around the Grande Arche - A modern monument terminating the central axis of Paris : Louvre - Champs Elysees and Arch of Triumph and Grande Arche - The CNIT is the congress center welcoming many fairs and exhibitions every year. The Hotels in the area are mostly business hotels with no charm.

Hotel close to La Defense

Hotel close to La Defense in Paris