accomodation in paris

hi,

We are 3 couples going to Paris in Sept, looking for mid price range hotel near the river with plenty restaurants/bars nearby,yet not too lively as we middle aged ,dont want anywhere near nightclub scene...

Any suggestions please,

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Hotel Millesime, Hotel des Marroniers and Hotel d%26#39;Angleterre on rue Jacob in St-Germain-des-Prés area suit the description.

www.millesimehotel.com

www.hoteldesmarroniers.com

hotel-dangleterre.com/hotel_angleterre_en.ht…

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Sorry, here%26#39;s the correct link for H des Marronniers http://www.hoteldesmarronniers.com/

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Hi,

Perhaps you might look for an aptmt. since you%26#39;re

a group of 6 people.

www.vacationinparis.com has nice aptmts. and are easy to work with. They have a large loft apt. #142

under the 2 bedrm catagory that can sleep 6) There is another aptmt in that complex too called Place Monge?...it%26#39;s in the 5th AR..not near the River..but reasonably priced if you stay a wk..rents by the day too. Most Parisian aptmts. won%26#39;t rent for less than a wk..if they do..you pay a surcharged daily rate. Also email www.rothray.com and

www.parisholidayapts.com (they have one aptmt..a

block from the Seine called the Pont Neuf..centrally located in the 6th AR..however, may only sleep 5 people. Good luck on your searches..Shirley

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Another option is Hotel de la Place du Louvre (www.paris-hotel-place-du-louvre.com/en/home/) it%26#39;s well situated on a quiet street near the Seine.

And here%26#39;s a better link for H d%26#39;Angleterre hotel-angleterre-paris.net/crbst_2_en.html

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Hotel du Danube, quite near the Musee d%26#39;Orsay, fits your described needs pretty well, I think. It%26#39;s a nice hotel (***) in a very fine location for exploring the St. Germain area, with lots of good restaurants nearby . . . .

hoteldanube.fr/

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Hotel Danube is also well situated on rue Jacob http://www.hoteldanube.fr/home.php

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I haven%26#39;t had good luck with Rue Jacob hotels so far: Hotel du Danube and Hotel d%26#39;Angleterre Saint Germain. They are located in a very nice district however. If you do choose d%26#39;Angleterre be aware of their strict cancellation policy; it%26#39;s good to know just in case.

If you want to be near the Seine I recommend staying on the Ile St. Louis. I liked the basic Hotel Saint Louis (very helpful, welcoming staff) although if you require mid-level accomodations I liked staying at Hotel de Lutece and Hotel des Deux Iles.

Hotel Saint Louis-http://tinyurl.com/cd8puv

Hotel de Lutece %26amp; Hotel des Deux Iles-

www.paris-hotel-lutece.com

www.deuxiles-paris-hotel.com

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I second the two Ile St. Louis hotels. We%26#39;ve stayed twice at Hotel de Lutece (try to get the top floor room looking back toward the left bank) and have visited friends staying at the Hotel des Deux Iles.

This island is our favorite Paris place: When seen while we walk back from dinner on either bank late at night, bathed in beautiful light, it looks like a giant ocean liner, welcoming and yet serene, parked in the middle of the river. And we usually take a late night circumnavigation stroll, sneaking peaks up into the beautiful apartments. This is the place to be.

-- Jake

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