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(Last Update: 02.04.2024) There are many issues you need to pay attention to when choosing a hotel or house to stay in Paris. Therefore to you All the information you need when choosing your accommodation in Paris I want to share it in this article. Also in the following sections of the article a few hotel suggestions you will find it. I have listed these hotels according to their locations, you can also look at other hotels around these hotels according to the region you want to stay in. And mine The house I stay in every time I go to Paris I will share information about; If you are interested, you can stay there too…

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Where to stay in Paris? Where are the safest areas in Paris?

Of course, every part of Paris has good and bad parts, but if I had to say something in general, I suggest you this: Put the map of Paris in front of you and choose the hotels on the West side of this map. Of course, there are many beautiful places on the Eastern side too, but in general the West side of Paris is much cleaner and safer.

me personally Favorite borought's: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 15, 16 and 17... Montmartre Hill It is in the 18th arrondissement, but the East side of Montmartre is not beautiful, the West side is more beautiful. Of course, each region has advantages and disadvantages.

Your hotel, any metro It is very important that it is at most 1 kilometer from the station.. If your hotel is close to any metro station, we can say “your hotel is in the center of Paris”. If you want to stay somewhere cheaper you will need to move away from the center of Paris. Then, any RER or commuter train You should choose a hotel that is at most 1 kilometer from the station. It is very easy to reach the center of Paris by RER and suburban train. But if you need to be out at night, the metro is always safer. If you take the RER or suburban train late at night, you may feel a little uneasy. But RER-A train is much cleaner and safer than others. So, especially late at night DisneylandI don't think you will have any problems returning from .

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When I came to Paris for the first time as a tourist Grands Boulevards'On Hotel of SpainI stayed in . Since it was my first time in Paris, that hotel seemed very nice to me :) Actually, it was an extremely modest hotel, but in terms of location, it was quite ideal. Next time I'm in Paris Place de Clichy on their side Ien Paris BerthierI stayed in . At that time it seemed far from the center, but now I understand that it is in a reasonable location in terms of price-quality balance. On another visit to Paris Bastille close to area Ibis Paris Bastille Faubourg St AntoineI stayed in . This was also a cute and modest place. Later Republic on the side Ibis Styles Paris RépubliqueI stayed in; It was also one of the hotels with a good location, modest and clean. Also Gare du Nordopposite of Hotel RichmondWe stayed in , but that hotel was not very good. Therefore, while you are looking at all of these hotels, be sure to read the comments regarding the latest situation. If the price is not suitable for you or if the reservations are full, you can look at other hotels around that hotel on the map. You can also take a look at the list of exemplary hotels in Paris that are suitable for their location from the list at the end of this article.

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Later I moved to Paris in 2012 and Europe's largest financial center Paris La Defense'gift of jewelry CourbevoieI lived in 10 years. I loved this area and the neighborhood I lived in. At the end of my 10th year, I moved first from Paris to Istanbul, then to the south of France in July 2023. NiceI moved to . Now I go to Paris often, and every time I go to Paris, in the house in this link I stay. Since this house is located on the street where I lived for 10 years in Paris, I feel at home. If you wish Instagram live broadcast I made from this house You can get an idea by watching. This is the live broadcast video It will also help you get to know the neighborhood where the house is located. If you like it, you can stay here too. Those who want Airbnb link You can make a reservation via. If you wish, doormancontact@gmail.com by sending an e-mail to Special discounted price for Pariste.Net you can ask. “Aslı” or “Çınar” will answer you. with themselves Turkish & English or Fransızca You can contact. Çınar is a dear friend of mine and runs several houses in Paris; Therefore, it can also recommend you houses in different price ranges in different neighborhoods of Paris.

Where to Stay in Paris? Things to Consider When Choosing a Hotel in Paris

Hotel selectionis one of the most important criteria when planning your trip to Paris. The most important issue in choosing a hotel is, of course, accommodation cost It will happen. Of course Everyone's budget is different; For some, 100 Euros per night is expensive, 1.000 Euros is cheap. Some people want to stay in a lively, lively place, some prefer a quiet place, but they also want it to be a place where they can easily reach everywhere. And Everyone has the same expectations when choosing a hotel: Hotel It should be in a central location, it should be a large and clean room, it should be close to public transportation, it should be in a safe neighborhood and it should definitely be affordable. I answer: There is no place like that 🙂 Of course, it is possible to meet many of your criteria, but if you want to meet all your criteria, it is not possible to be a cheap hotel.

In my opinion, to stay in an average hotel in Paris, in a safe and easily accessible location Average hotel price per night for two people is 150 Euros'Stop. Of course, room prices may increase depending on special dates and seasons. It may be easier to find a good hotel for 150-200 euros per night. Hotels costing 200 Euros and above will be much nicer. It is not easy to find a good hotel under 150 Euros per night and if you do find it “really cheapIt can be said that. Paris 2024 Olympics under prices will increase 3-4 times remember.

Where to Stay in Paris? Things to Consider When Choosing a Hotel in Paris

Average hotel rooms in Paris are really small. If you and your luggage fit into the room, we can say "this room is big enough" :)  

Your hotel in Paris Paris Ring Road It is an advantage to be located inside the ring road, but if it is outside the ring road, being close to any metro station is sufficient. For this reason, it is not necessary to always stay within the ring road. For example, Europe's largest financial center Paris La Defense It is outside the ring road but Paris Metro, RER, municipal bus, commuter train ve tram It is very well connected to the city. Defense'so Louvre Museum, Champs-Eylsées, Disneyland Paris, Palace of Versailles comic It is possible to go directly to important tourist spots.

If you are coming to Paris via a guided tour, Then your tour operator will (most likely) recommend you a hotel outside of Paris, near the airport. Of course, you can always find a solution for transportation, but in my opinion, this way you will not stay in Paris, you will spend a lot of time on public transportation. This is acceptable if you bought a cheap tour but Be careful not to pay too much and stay too far outside of Paris.

Where to Stay in Paris? Things to Consider When Choosing a Hotel in Paris

From your hotel in Paris, If you can reach the place you want to go in half an hour, you can say "close". but I Since I am a metropolitan person, anywhere I can go in 1 hour is close to me.. Everywhere in and around Paris metro, RER ve commuter train Since you can reach it in 1 hour at most, I think everywhere in Paris is very close 😉

According to me The best places to stay in a hotel in Paris mostly on the west side of the city boroughare. Of course the most beautiful Eiffel Towernext to, Champs-Elyseesin or Boulevard Saint Germain You can stay somewhere above, but of course room prices are very high in these regions. If your budget is suitable, why not, stay there and enjoy the city to the fullest. Frankly, I don't recommend staying close to the Eiffel Tower. Because, contrary to popular belief, the Eiffel Tower is not very close to the center of Paris. Considering that you will only spend one day there, I do not recommend staying around the Eiffel Tower..

A Opera region, Lafayette and Grands Boulevards what I can suggest relatively calculated These are the areas where hotels are located. As I said above, when I first came to Paris as a tourist Grands BoulevardsI stayed in , although the hotel was extremely simple, it was very satisfactory as it met my minimum standards; I left my first Paris holiday with very good memories.

Where to Stay in Paris? Things to Consider When Choosing a Hotel in Paris

in paris Other most preferred places for hotel accommodation ise Montmartre Hill vicinity, Gare du Nord ve East Railway Station can be considered as. Montmartre Hill Of course, it is pleasant to stay in the cute hotels on the slopes, but you need to be careful. Because the hotel you want to book is on the map. MontmartreAlthough it seems close to , it may be on the not-so-pretty eastern side of Montmartre.

Gare du Nord ve East Railway Station Although there are lively areas around it, I think they are very mixed places in terms of human profile. You may feel a little strange walking around these stations at night. Although I stayed in this area once when I was a tourist in Paris and had no problems. And early the next morning Amsterdamone who rises to Eurostar Amsterdam Since I was going to take the train, it was very practical to stay here. Same way, Londonto Eurostar London If you are going by train,  Gare du NordIt might make sense to stay close to . My thoughts about this region A Week in Paris You can read it "like a novel" in my book.

located east of Paris Gare de Lyon ve Nation The region may also be more affordable than the western side. In summary, the most important criterion for staying in this side is that your hotel is really affordable compared to other regions. Therefore, I do not recommend staying in a cheap hotel on the east side of Paris.

When choosing a hotel Marsh ve ChâteletWe should also mention . These two neighborhoods are extremely central, with many lively and lively streets and squares. If This is a great advantage if you like nightlife loves noise problem while sleeping at night you can live. Also Châtelet I recommend you to read the article carefully: In that article, especially on the northern side of “Rue Saint Denis”, there are some sex shops I mentioned that it was. Even further north, Turkish QuarterBefore coming to, on the street to prostitutes I would like to remind you that you may encounter similar situation Montmarte Hill on the outskirts Pigalle There is also on the side. Even in Pigalle sex shops is much larger. However, I want you to know that; in these neighborhoods no one bothers anyone and you won't have any security problems on the street But these regions may not be suitable for families with children.. If you read the articles in the link, you can get detailed information. A Week in Paris In my book you can find the story of a family staying in Châtelet.

Let's look at the list of hotel options in Paris, for example. First of all, I should point out that I did not stay in these hotels. I made a list based on location, price and security criteria and chose among hotels with a review score above 7. Therefore, please examine these hotels and their locations, check their prices, read the reviews. If it is not suitable for you, you can make your choice by looking at the nearby hotels on the map.

Here Eiffel Tower, Champs-Elysees, Boulevard Saint Germain, Opera, Saint Lazare Train Station, Grands Boulevards, Montmartre Hill (West side), Châtelet, Marsh, Bastille, Defense, Republic, Gare du Nord, East Railway Station, Gare de Lyon, Montparnasse and around List of sample hotels with good locations:

Hotels in and around the Eiffel Tower:


Champs-Elysées and surroundingsHotels in:

Saint Germain and surroundingsHotels in:

Opera, Gare St Lazare, Grands Boulevards and surroundingsHotels in:

Montmartre and surroundingsHotels in:

Chatelet, Marais, Bastille and surroundingsHotels in:

La Défense and its surroundingsHotels in:

République and its surroundingsHotels in:

Gare de Lyon and its surroundingsHotels in:

Montparnasse and its surroundingsHotels in:

Gare du Nord, Gare de l'Est and surroundingsHotels in:

For those who love luxury:

Ve For those who want to stay on the Seine River:

In this text Where to Stay in Paris, Things to Consider When Choosing a Hotel in Paris I have shared with you what I know about it. If you have any other questions, you can ask and we can update this article with your comments and suggestions. However After reading this article "I'm coming to Paris, where should I stay?If you ask, it is impossible for me to help you. Because to recommend a hotel in Paris, I need to have information about the dates you will be in Paris, your purpose of coming, how many people there are, where you will visit, what you like, your priorities and your character.. In summary: It is not possible for me to recommend a hotel for you. But I can support you on this issue:

If the hotels in the list above are not suitable for you, you can contact us via the banner below or from this link Choose a hotel that suits you booking.com link ahmet@pariste.net If you send it to the address, I can try to help you decide which one is better located. If you only send the hotel name, it will be very difficult for me to find it on the internet, so sending a link will make my job easier and allow me to get back to you faster. Thank you for your understanding.

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As I said, also If you write to my friends Aslı and Çınar, who provide accommodation services in Airbnb houses, where you can get service in Turkish, English and French, they will offer you suitable options for accommodation:  doormancontact@gmail.com

Finally, I want to say that you don't need anyone, including me, to reach your hotel in Paris or to discover how to get from one place to another. When you type the addresses of departure and arrival points into the map application on your mobile phone, it offers you the most suitable transportation options according to that day and time. Of course, don't do everything the application tells you. Those who read Pariste.Net can easily find which one is the most ideal among the options offered.. But please don't ask me for the address; Because when you ask me for the address, I go to those applications and look; It is not possible for me to know every place by heart. 😉

I hope you come to Paris as soon as possible, have a nice stay in a hotel that will please you, for better or worse, and have a great time in Paris.

We hope you stay in a nice place in Paris and have a nice holiday.

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131 Comments

  1. SEDA BOZ Reply

    Hello there;

    Coming across your blog while doing research before our Paris trip helped me gain very useful information, thank you very much.

    • Ahmet Ore Post-Author Reply

      Thank you for your nice comment. Have a nice holiday in advance.

  2. Aysegul Reply

    Hello, https://www.booking.com/hotel/fr/parisboulevardberthier.tr.html?aid=906031&sid=29a6aaccf38f40fa5329dbd17d19d636&all_sr_blocks=5120702_350828256_0_2_0;checkin=2023-01-22;checkout=2023-01-23;dest_id=-1456928;dest_type=city;dist=0;group_adults=2;group_children=0;hapos=1;highlighted_blocks=5120702_350828256_0_2_0;hpos=1;matching_block_id=5120702_350828256_0_2_0;no_rooms=1;req_adults=2;req_children=0;room1=A%2CA;sb_price_type=total;sr_order=popularity;sr_pri_blocks=5120702_350828256_0_2_0__9900;srepoch=1673640832;srpvid=95228e3fc0560163;type=total;ucfs=1&#hotelTmpl Would you recommend the hotel in this link for its location?

    • Ahmet Ore Post-Author Reply

      Hello, that area used to be a bit spooky, but it has improved a lot after the new Palace of Justice was built. Although the passenger profile of the M13 metro is slightly different, it can be preferred if the price of the hotel is reasonable for you.

      • Aysegul Reply

        Thank you very much for your answer, it would be better if I choose one of the hotels you suggested above.

  3. Gulin Fasting Reply

    Hello, first of all, thank you for your article.
    I will come to Paris for the first time and I will be alone. I found a house in the Saint Ouen area through Airbnb. Is this region reliable? Thank you very much in advance.

    • Ahmet Ore Post-Author Reply

      Hello,
      First of all, thank you for your nice message.
      As I tried to point out in the article, I do not recommend the north and east sides of Paris for accommodation. Saint Ouen is also located on the north side of Paris. It is a region with a high population density of immigrants and predominantly people of African origin. But for example, there is a wonderful flea market there. See: https://www.pariste.net/paristeki-dev-bit-pazari-marche-aux-puces-paris-saint-ouen/
      If it were me, I wouldn't stay there, but the choice is yours, of course.
      Happy Days.

  4. Gokce Reply

    I stayed at an apart hotel in the Montreuil area, we paid 2 Euros per night for 60 people (without breakfast). The room also has its own kitchen, it is clean and the bathroom is also ok. It's pretty big. It is also 1 minutes away on foot from metro line 5 (st. mande station). I recommend it to those looking for a place to stay with a limited budget. the name of the hotel is Sejours & Affaires Saint Mande (booking note 8.1)

      • Ayse Reply

        Hello Mr. Ahmet, first of all, I would like to thank you for creating such a beautiful site and sharing your information with us on every subject. We will be in Paris on December 28th. We have benefited greatly from your informative articles and YouTube videos on your website. We also liked the hotel that Ms. Gokce mentioned and made our reservation. Is the hotel located in the 5th zone? (I would like to buy our ticket for public transportation accordingly). We will land at Charles de Gaulle Airport, how can we get to the hotel from here? We will return on January 1st at 07:35, we will have to go to the airport at night. Are transportation vehicles operating on New Year's Eve? Thank you in advance, love…

        • Ahmet Ore Post-Author Reply

          Hello Ms. Ayşe,

          First of all, thank you very much.

          Your hotel is at La Défense (see: https://www.pariste.net/paris-la-defense/ )

          You can reach La Défense's central station with about a 10-15 minute walk. Therefore, you will not have any problems in reaching the center, as the M1 metro has not been affected by the strike so far.

          La Défense is located in Zone 2 in terms of metro, but if you use RER it is Zone 3.

          See Paris Metro: https://www.pariste.net/pariste-ulasim-1-paris-metrosu/

          See RER: https://www.pariste.net/pariste-ulasim-2-rer/

          Transportation is normally free on New Year's Eve and was available until the morning, but I don't know what will happen because of the strike. They usually announce the strike program one day in advance. I may not be able to follow it as I will be out of Paris at that time. I think it would be beneficial to keep alternative means of transportation, such as taxis, etc. in reserve.

          Normally, it is very easy to get from the airport to the hotel. You do RER-B + RER-A, but those things got a little complicated because of the strike. It is necessary to wait for the next day's strike program to be announced. And as I said, I will not be in Paris on those dates. However, if you write the day before and if I have internet, I will try to answer you (but I can't promise).

          I also wish you could support me by making your hotel reservation by clicking on the booking com links in this article, but thank you…

          I wish you a happy holiday in advance.

    • Crescent Reply

      Hello, first of all, your blog is great. I tried to browse almost every article of yours before coming to Paris. Watching your videos and reading your articles was incredibly fun and useful, so I thank you very much. Secondly, when I came to Paris, I stayed at the Luxia hotel in Montmarte, about a two-minute walk from the metro and an average of 10 minutes from the sacre-coeur basilica. The hotel was very good in terms of both cleanliness and location, and its rooms were very stylish. I recommend it to those looking for a place to stay in this area.

  5. Umut Reply

    Hello Ahmed,

    Your articles are truly wonderful.

    I want to take my 8-year-old nephew on a 3-day trip to Disneyland in June.
    Are there any economical and safe hotels around Disney that you can recommend during this short period of time?

    Thank you.

  6. Azra Orhonlu Reply

    Mr. Ahmet, when we came to Paris in October, we stayed at a place called Le Vilage Hostel in Monmantre for our 2 nights in Paris, since we were going to rent a car from there and go to Normandy, Brittany and the Loire Valley, which means we would have a lot of expenses for ourselves. We were really pleased. When we opened our window our view was of Sacre Coeur. It was also extremely clean and well located. If someone is looking for a very suitable place, you can recommend it with peace of mind. It also has a garden on the 1st floor.

    • Ahmet Ore Post-Author Reply

      Thank you very much for your suggestion, Ms. Azra…

  7. Natali Reply

    Hello Mr. Ahmet
    If I'm lucky, I'll be visiting Paris soon, which I've been wanting to do. I would like to thank you for all your articles and efforts, which I have been following with pleasure for a long time and now enlighten me on the things I wonder about. Best regards

    • Ahmet Ore Post-Author Reply

      I really thank you for your nice comment. Hope you have a nice trip.

  8. ece Reply

    Hello there!
    Me and a few of my student friends are going to Paris language school this summer, unfortunately we made our reservation before seeing this article. To ibis la villate 19eme:( do you think we should change it? We will stay for 6 nights, is it a very dangerous place or what are your reasons for not liking it?

    • Ahmet Ore Post-Author Reply

      Hello,
      If it is a suitable hotel for your budget, I think you do not need to change. The reason why I do not recommend that area is that it is a little different from the “chic Paris” of your dreams. The buildings and streets are like the Paris we know, but the population is a bit immigrant-dominated. I don't think it is unsafe, but of course, like everywhere in Paris, you need to take care of your belongings. I won't spoil the area too much, Bassin de la Villette, one of my favorite places, will be right next to you: https://www.pariste.net/bassin-de-la-villette/
      Happy Days.

  9. Sevcan Alper Reply

    Hello Mr. Ahmet,
    First of all, you have created a wonderful content by spending so much effort and time, and I am sure that you explained this beautiful city much more willingly and sincerely than a French person. Thank you.
    Here are a few things I'd like to ask you about:
    I will come to Lyon with my sister on March 15th and I will return to Turkey from Lyon on March 18th. My goal is to see both Lyon and Paris. Yes, time is very limited, but ideally, how and which city should I visit? As soon as we land in Lyon, we will go to Paris by train (I understand from your article that Gare de Lyon may be suitable) and stay in Paris on March 15-16 to visit the main places.
    On March 17, I plan to go to Lyon and stay there for 1 night. Do you think this is a good idea? 🙂 By the way, as far as I can see, Lyon-Paris trains are also considerably expensive. Lyon also looks like a very beautiful city. I am quite undecided in 3,5 days where and when I should spend my time.
    Also, if I go to Paris, since I will have to go back to Lyon, would it be better to stay in a hotel somewhere around Gare de Lyon or would you recommend a different district? I think Gare de Lyon is located in the 12th district and the main attractions are in the 1st district. Is it easy to reach area 12 from 1?
    I wrote a lot without realizing it. If you can spare time and give me an idea, I will reshape my trip in 2 days (train tickets, hotel selection, places to visit, etc.). Thank you very much in advance.
    I wish you pleasant days.

    • Ahmet Ore Post-Author Reply

      Hello Ms. Sevcan,
      Lyon is also one of my favorite cities in France. If you want to see Lyon and Paris together, I think you should visit Lyon first and then see Paris. Because if you visit Paris first, then Lyon may seem small to you :) I think you should stay in Lyon for the first night, wander around the city both on the day you arrive and the next morning, take the train around noon and come to Paris. Stay in Paris on March 16 and 17 and then return to Lyon. Of course, I don't know your return flight time, so you shouldn't risk it. If your return flight is early, of course, it would be more logical to stay in Paris for two nights and then in Lyon for one night. If you stay on the west side of Gare de Lyon in Paris, you can find nice hotels, they are very central places, don't worry, you won't have any problems in terms of transportation. If you find a hotel on the west side of the route where you can reach Gare de Lyon with a single line (for example, on the M1 metro), that will also work.
      I wish you a happy holiday in advance.

      • Sevcan Alper Reply

        Hello again Mr. Ahmet,

        We will follow your advice and spend the first night in Lyon :) Our return flight from Lyon is at 12:30, so I think we can take an early train from Paris to Lyon on March 18th. By the way, Lyon-Paris train tickets are also quite expensive, I think it starts from 60 Euros, right?
        Which districts do the area you call the west side of Gare de Lyon include?
        I will use the recommendations on your site as my guide to note the places we will visit in Paris in 2 days.
        Thank you very much.

  10. Unknown Reply

    Hello, first of all, thank you very much for this informative article. We, three friends, are planning to spend 4 nights in Paris in two weeks. We have come to the end of our Erasmus period and we think it is impossible not to go to Paris without returning to Turkey, but you can guess that we do not have much money left since the euro has flown and it is our last month in France. We want to stay in a safe, easily accessible area. After reading the comments, we realized that the hotel's surroundings are very important, so if there is a specific area you can recommend, we would be very happy. Thank you very much in advance for your interest. Have a nice day.

    • Ahmet Ore Post-Author Reply

      Hello, first of all, thank you very much. Prices are above the European average for central Paris accommodation. That's why it's not very affordable to stay as a student in a central location. When you find something affordable, there is always a downside. I tried to point out in the article that the ideal areas for accommodation are mostly on the west side of Paris. There may be places with more reasonable prices on the east side, but this time the environment can be unpleasant. I don't think you will have any problems in terms of security; Of course, provided that you pay attention to your mobile phones and bags in Paris, as in every part of the world... If you do research on the booking com links in the article and send me an e-mail for the three facilities you find, I can try to give you information about the location. Happy Days…

  11. fejza Reply

    Hello Mr. Ahmet;

    First of all, I really want to thank you for your effort and effort. My wife and I are planning to be in Paris for the psychotherapy congress between 24-28 July. We decided a little late, so I wanted to ask even though I quickly reviewed what you wrote. The congress will take place at Maison de Unesco, 125 avenue. So it's quite central. Among the hotels you suggested, I looked at the ones near Sain Germain, but their prices are a bit high. Our intention is to visit Paris on foot while we are there, and not to go too far out of the periphery during accommodation. Maybe I can find a hotel outside the periphery that will reduce the price by 300-400 Euros but can be considered close to the periphery? Or is it a dream? Your suggestions are important because we will be able to go to the congress during the day and travel the rest of the time. For this reason, we do not want to bother with knowing the secrets of public transportation :) . However, we do not want to keep the cost unnecessarily high without knowing it.
    We would be very happy if you could help. We would also be pleased if you have any other suggestions.

  12. Canan Zivane Reply

    Hello there!
    I must state again that, thanks to your site and your articles, we had a problem-free and almost perfect Paris holiday with my mother and my 4-year-old daughter. You have such beautiful, simple and easy-to-explain articles and guidance that they helped us pinpoint many subjects. For this, thank you again for your efforts.
    For accommodation, I recommend the Grands Boulevards area, which we experienced very recently. Our hotel was Maxim Folies, on the street of Folies Bergere, and the environment is very suitable for families with children and strollers. Liking the hotel is a matter of preference, but the neighborhood gave us confidence with its proximity to the metro and its liveliness until late hours. There are cafes and decent crowds until 1 am. I advise.
    I wish everyone who is planning a trip to Paris a happy holiday :)

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello Ms. Canan,
      Hearing that you had such a pleasant and trouble-free Paris holiday and telling me that I had a part in it makes me so happy, you can't imagine. Thank you very much for your nice comment and hotel recommendation.
      Grands Boulevards was the first area I stayed in when I first came to Paris as a tourist, so it has a special place in my heart.
      I hope you have many wonderful travels and visit Paris again as soon as possible.
      Happy Days.

  13. Unknown Reply

    Hello Mr. Ahmet, we will be coming to Paris as a family with young children to attend a conference between 13 and 17 June. Is there a place you can recommend that is affordable, suitable for staying with children and, if possible, close to the center? Which place would you recommend? Or am I making a very difficult request? :))Thanks in advance.

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello, believe me, it is very difficult for me to recommend a hotel directly. As I tried to point out in the article above, the hotel and place you will stay in depends entirely on your travel program, budget, tastes, priorities, expectations and many other personal criteria. Because if you want everything to be nice, prices skyrocket. Your budget may not be enough for the best of everything, and then you have to sacrifice something, but I cannot predict what you will sacrifice. I hope I can explain what I mean. I would like to ask you to examine one of the hotel suggestions above, one close to where your conference will be held, or the hotels in those regions that meet your criteria. I wish I could do more... I wish you a happy holiday in advance.

  14. Unnamed Reply

    First of all, I enjoyed reading your article and found it very informative :) Thank you.
    Mr. Ahmet, I want to improve the French that I learned in Turkey, but I am not good at practicing it at all. I plan to do this by either living there for a few months or by taking a cheap or free course. I would be very happy if you could enlighten me on this matter. Thanks in advance.

  15. Haluk Barkan Reply

    Greetings Mr. Ahmet,

    We will be traveling to Paris at the beginning of August, arriving on Friday and returning on Wednesday. We are planning Disneyland on Monday, Tuesday. Would it be wise to stay in a hotel near the RER for 5 nights, or would it be wise to stay in a hotel near Disney the following night?

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Greetings Mr. Haluk,
      For those who will spend part of their holiday in Disneyland, I recommend staying in a central place on the RER-A line, this way it is very easy to reach Disneyland, but RER-A will not operate in Paris on your arrival date. Therefore, if you choose a hotel close to RER-A's Nation station, trains will run from there. In this way, it will be easy for you to reach Disneyland and you can easily reach all over Paris with metro lines 1, 2, 6 and 9.
      Happy Days.

    • Haluk Barkan Reply

      Hello Mr Ahmed,

      Returning from your primary holiday showed again the importance you attach to your work. We love you.
      My only concern is having trouble getting to and from the center in case of a possible strike on the RER. Also, although you say Nation is a clean place on your blog, it seems a little far from the center. We stayed in Cambronne on our previous visit. We walked to many places.
      But this type of accommodation would be more logical than changing hotels every two nights.
      Yours ..

  16. Unknown Reply

    You are truly a legend. It is great that you answer all the questions one by one and provide information.
    I have a small question, but one that confuses me tremendously (and even keeps me awake thinking about it). I am an Architecture Student. They would not accept me for the internship, but I thought I would send it anyway, so I sent my CV and portfolio to the French architect Odile Decq. And he accepted. :)) You can't imagine my joy. My mouth was literally from ear to ear all day long. But there is one point I missed: Where will I stay for 3 months? When I was hit in the face with a Teflon pan by the fact that I could only stay in Paris for one day during my European tour, which I started from the Czech Republic, where I did Erasmus last year, I said, Gizem search, otherwise you will say goodbye to your dreams. At this point, I saw your blog. And I ask the question that I am afraid to hear the answer to the crucial question.
    Are there rooms or dormitories that can be rented for students for 3 months? And how much is their rent? Another option is, if I find a cheaper city close to Paris, can I get there and go?
    thank you so much

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Greetings,
      First of all, thank you very much and of course congratulations. I hope that doing an architecture internship in Paris will be a very special and wonderful experience.
      Of course, there are many dormitories for students, but I don't know all of them. But in general, you can look at it here: https://www.residenceetudiante.fr/paris-75.html
      Also Cité Universitaire has a student residence campus something like: https://www.pariste.net/cite-internationale-universitaire-de-paris/
      I hope it helps.
      I don't know the exact prices, they vary depending on the season. Maybe room sharing could be looked at. You can rent a room in someone's house, then there may be a chance of finding a room for 300-400 euros, but of course you have to take into account that the houses in Paris are very small. I think it is possible to find a room this way at pap fr address.
      It is not necessary to live in the centre, it will be easy to get to and from the center from a suburb - I think on the west side - which is easily accessible by RER, no problem, but you need to go up to the 3rd or 4th zone at most, it wouldn't be nice to be further away; It wouldn't be possible to live in Paris…
      Good luck…

  17. sam.ayhan Reply

    Dear Mr. Ahmet, we will have a 15-day trip to Paris in 4 days, I benefited a lot from your site, there are really very descriptive articles. When I look at the questions you answered, you have already answered most of them in your articles, but believe me, people feel more comfortable when they can get direct answers. We made a reservation at the Ibis hotel in the maire de clichy area. I could not use the advice you gave for hotel reservation as we did so before I saw your site. When I look at it now, there are big differences in terms of price. Since we will be traveling with our two young children, we could not decide whether the area was safe or not and whether we would have too much trouble in transportation, even though the distances were written. Also, which route should we follow from Orly airport to the hotel or from the hotel to the airport? Thank you very much for your sensitive answers to the questions we asked repeatedly.

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello,
      In fact, I think it would be best to sit down one day and study all the metro stops one by one to see which station areas are good and which station areas are bad, but I could not start this study due to lack of time and because there are more than 300 stations in Paris.
      Frankly, the region you chose is not one of my priorities. No, they are not bad places, but how should I put it, let's say it is unpretentious. If you have arranged an affordable accommodation, you can stay with peace of mind. The passenger profile at that end of metro line 13 reminds me of the Yenikapı-Esenler metro profile. It's definitely not unsafe, it's just - as I said - it's unattractive, but rest assured.
      If you make your booking com reservation not only for this trip, but for anywhere in the world, through the banners or links on Pariste.Net, there is no extra burden for you, but you will be supporting me. So don't worry, you can support us in the same way for your next booking com reservations 😉
      Getting to your hotel from Orly by public transportation is a bit complicated, but let me explain: First, you take the OrlyBus from Orly Airport and reach Denfert-Rochereau. From here, you take the M6 ​​metro and go towards Etoile, get off at Montparnesse and transfer to the M13 metro. Just be careful: You need to take the M13 metro in the Asnières – Gennevilliers – Les Courtilles direction, because the metro going in this direction forks after a certain point, make sure you get on the correct line. You can watch my Paris Metro video on this subject, where I talk about exactly this subject: https://youtu.be/SSzdU059YeM
      I wish you a happy holiday in advance.

  18. Unnamed Reply

    Hello Mr. Ahmet,
    We will stay in a hotel very close to the Laumière metro stop. I wonder what that area is like?

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello,
      Although I personally always prefer the west side of Paris, if the price-quality balance is suitable for you, Laumière and its surroundings are not bad places. I think that being close to Bassin de la Villette will add pleasure to your trip. However, the recent increase in the number of homeless immigrants around Stalingrad may be a bit unpleasant, but I don't think it will be a problem in terms of security, it may just be a little different from the Paris you imagine in terms of aesthetics, this metro and its surroundings, other than that, I don't think it will be a problem.
      Have a nice holiday in advance.

    • Unnamed Reply

      Thanks for your answer. I changed location and booked a hotel in Mortparnasse. This place seems better :)

  19. Berfin Karabulut Reply

    Hello, it would be really beneficial for you not to book a hotel in Paris without reading this article first. While I was handling the travel transportation plans, I gave the accommodation to another friend of mine, and it ended in disappointment because he didn't do enough research. I couldn't read all the comments, I don't know if this area was mentioned, but it would be for everyone's benefit if I shared this. We paid for a hotel without free cancellation from Booking.com without reading the reviews. We arrived at the hotel area and the Turkish waiter at the cafe where we sat to have a coffee before checking in on the street where it was located told us that we were in a very dangerous area and that we should be careful with our bags even during the day and that very bad things could happen to us after dark.
    We talked among ourselves and were worried, but we thought that if we were careful, it wouldn't be as much as it was exaggerated. However, about half an hour after the conversation, we think a man living on the street quickly came to our table, grabbed my friend's phone and started shouting at us. We gave money and tried to negotiate in English, but it was obvious that the man was under the influence of drugs. The bartender of the cafe came to our aid, dragged the man into the street, and waited at the door until he left. I would also like to point out that no one at the other tables helped while these events were happening. However, I think they acted this way to protect themselves because they were familiar with the area. Afterwards, we set off to the Goncourt region, recommended by the Turkish waiter (we couldn't learn his name in a hurry), to whom we are now very grateful. While we were looking for a hotel between the Belleville and Parmentier stops, we came across a Turkish doner restaurant and ran with screams of joy. Thank you, they visited the hotels with us and helped us arrange a place. Since we were looking for a place on the last day, it was not easy to find a vacant room. I explained these in detail to serve as a lesson to everyone. We learned our lesson the hard way. The hotel I mentioned is Hotel De La Poste 94 rue Riquet, 18. Montmartre and the döner restaurant I mentioned is Burak. They also gave me contact cards. They said they would help if we let them know before the next time. +330147002294
    Let me also make a footnote independent of this subject; Since you frequently warned us about the high fines applied to subway tickets, we paid great attention to this and made sure to keep our ticket until we left the subway. While we were about to transfer on the subway, we came across a checkpoint. We, 3 friends, bought 3 tickets from the same machine, scanned them and entered. At the control, 2 people's tickets were deemed invalid. We are not sure why since we could not communicate properly with the officer, but I think the machine did not put a stamp when passing through the turnstile. Since we could not do anything and could not convince the officer, we had to pay a fine of 35 euros per person. I don't know how to pay attention to this, but let me warn you.

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello,
      I am truly sorry for the negative experiences you had. In fact, this is exactly what I meant when I said "Do not choose to stay on the east side of Paris" in my article above. I looked at the address of the hotel you stayed in, although it is written as Montmartre, it is not Montmartre, it is somewhere quite east of Montmartre. Anyway, it's useless to say anything at this point, but your sharing is very valuable, those who will read your comment will make their travel plans accordingly. Therefore, I thank you very much.
      I couldn't understand the metro ticket issue, there must have been something really wrong; Not being able to communicate was the biggest problem, and I was also saddened by this issue.
      Still, I hope you have good memories to tell when you return from Paris.
      I hope no one else experiences this kind of thing.
      Thanks again.
      Happy Days.

  20. Unnamed Reply

    Hello Ahmet, your article was very detailed and descriptive. Thank you. I have a question for you. I am going to come to Paris for business for 4-5 months. Do you have any suggestions for an apartment style apartment hotel outside of Paris, for example near Clamart or Guyancourt, for around 30-35 Euros per day?

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello,
      I wish I could help, but unfortunately I don't know of any special place that I can recommend for long-term stays.
      Thank you also for your valuable comment.
      Respects

  21. Unnamed Reply

    Hello, I enjoy following your blog. For those looking for a place to stay at an affordable price, I would like to recommend a hotel that I have stayed in before, arranged by the tour company, and which I was very pleased with.

    We stayed at the Kyriad Clichy Center hotel in the Mairie de Clichy area. It's a little far from tourist attractions, but it's definitely very close by metro. It passes through the 13th metro line and you can reach most places you want to go by making 1 transfer. Mairie de Clichy metro stop is very close. It takes about 3 minutes to walk. In a very quiet area, right across the street there is a Casino market open until 21.00 where you can shop. A little further away there is Franprix, an affordable market.

    The hotel's breakfast is also good and the rooms are very clean. Of course, the rooms are very small, but that's normal when it's Paris.

    I think it can be preferred for a longer stay rather than for touristic purposes. Because it is a suitable hotel.

    It sounds like a lot of advertising, but I wanted to mention it to help. I was also going to recommend the Ibis Hotel in Porte de Clichy, but you already wrote it. That was it. 🙂

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      I think it is very important for those who stayed in Paris to share their opinions and evaluations, so thank you very much.

  22. Unnamed Reply

    Hello Mr. Ahmet,
    How can we most easily reach Les Gobelins area from CDG airport using public transportation? The link to our hotel is below: https://www.booking.com/hotel/fr/carofftel-gobelins.tr.html?aid=906031;label=gen173nr-1FCAEoggJCAlhYSDNiBW5vcmVmaOQBiAEBmAEouAEGyAEO2AEB6AEB-AELqAID;sid=66a2f645361cf7d25c506ee13a61c8b4;checkin=2017-03-13;checkout=2017-03-19;dest_id=-1456928;dest_type=city;dist=0;group_adults=2;hpos=1;no_rooms=1;room1=A%2CA;sb_price_type=total;soh=1;soldout=0%2C0;srfid=4f1fd011cc19432b6b27c606eb64b0aec0670757X1;type=total;ucfs=1&

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello,
      From CDG, you can take the RER-B and get off at Chatelet Les Halles, from there you can take the M7 metro and reach Les Gobelins station.

      Note: I wish you had supported me by making your hotel reservation through the booking com link on Pariste.Net, but thank you 😉

      Have a nice holiday.

  23. Unnamed Reply

    Mr Ahmet,
    Me again: Anonymous. There is also this hotel: "Austin's Arts Et Metiers Hotel" If the location of this hotel is better than the Hotel Garance I mentioned in my message above, I can change my reservation. When I say location, I aim to reach the metro, RER and, if possible, the bus without much effort. We will be walking a lot in PARIS anyway, and I don't want the distance between the hotel and the metro or the hotel and the RER to be too long. I am providing the hotel's booking link below, I am eagerly waiting for your reply.http://www.booking.com/hotel/fr/austin-s-arts-et-metiers.tr.html?aid=3906031;label=bookings-name-NKmOXeZEKUwZZ8moaI1pAQS58226311972%3Apl%3Ata%3Ap1%3Ap2%3Aac%3Aap1t1%3Aneg%3Afi%3Atiaud-146342137510%3Akwd-65526620%3Alp1012782%3Ali%3Adec%3Adm;sid=b65c03a53d5cd3c790506fe0940d9736;all_sr_blocks=24344202_91914112_2_41_0;checkin=2017-03-13;checkout=2017-03-19;dest_id=2281;dest_type=district;dist=0;group_adults=2;highlighted_blocks=24344202_91914112_2_41_0;hpos=4;nflt=mealplan%3D1%3Bfc%3D1;room1=A%2CA;sb_price_type=total;srfid=eb23610a98911505d6f5bc16afa87cac9ef8a05bX4;type=total;ucfs=1&

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      The location of this hotel is better than what you first said, but of course I cannot know which hotel is better. Have a nice holiday in advance.

  24. Unnamed Reply

    Hello Mr. Ahmet,
    I would like to say that I have benefited a lot from your site. I hope my wife and I will be in Paris for a week as of March 13th. While choosing a hotel from Booking, I saw that especially during the week of March 1-13, hotels were very full and had higher prices compared to January-February. Fair, holiday etc. Is there anything. I'm asking purely out of curiosity 🙂 I also made a reservation for a hotel through booking, because I was worried about the prices rising and many of the hotels I wanted were full. I am also forwarding the "Hotel Garance" link: http://www.booking.com/hotel/fr/carofftel-gobelins.tr.html?aid=906031;label=bookings-name-NKmOXeZEKUwZZ8moaI1pAQS58226311972%3Apl%3Ata%3Ap1%3Ap2%3Aac%3Aap1t1%3Aneg%3Afi%3Atiaud-146342137510%3Akwd-65526620%3Alp1012782%3Ali%3Adec%3Adm;sid=b65c03a53d5cd3c790506fe0940d9736;all_sr_blocks=18045807_94824431_0_1_0;checkin=2017-03-13;checkout=2017-03-19;dest_id=2281;dest_type=district;dist=0;group_adults=2;highlighted_blocks=18045807_94824431_0_1_0;hpos=2;nflt=mealplan%3D1%3Bfc%3D1;room1=A%2CA;sb_price_type=total;srfid=eb23610a98911505d6f5bc16afa87cac9ef8a05bX2;type=total;ucfs=1&
    What kind of area is safe? Will I have any problems with transportation? Because I want to reach RER easily. What do you think, is it a region you would recommend? Is the location of the hotel good?

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello,
      The location of this hotel is close to Rue Mouffetard, which I love very much. It is a safe and clean area, but the hotel you asked about in the second comment has a better location. It is within walking distance of both the Arts et Metieres station and the Republique station, where several lines intersect. You can easily reach anywhere you want from here. In both options, there is no direct transportation to the RER, you will need to transfer from the metro.

      I also wish you had made these hotel reservations through the booking com links on my site, you would have supported me :))))

      Also, if you have any other hotel questions, please send an e-mail to them. I cannot click on the comments section, it is very difficult for me to look and review.

      Thank you for attention.

  26. Unnamed Reply

    Hello,

    Thank you for your information. We are considering the hotel linked below for our Paris trip in April. You don't have any suggestions about this region, but will we have transportation and location problems? Is the area safe in terms of location?

  27. Unnamed Reply

    Thank you, it is a very nice site. Me and my 2 sisters will fly to Barcelona via Paris in December. There is a waiting time of about 10 hours. We will be in Paris around 21 in the evening. There is another flight early in the morning. We do not want to spend the night at the airport. What are your suggestions?

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello, first of all, thank you very much for your valuable comment.
      The things you can do at night will be very limited. Assuming that the plane lands at 21:00, it seems that you will leave the airport, take the RER and land in the city center, and you will be in the center around 23:00. What you will do from now on is to walk on the streets, but I couldn't imagine whether it would be that lively and lively at night. Still, it might be fun to visit the Eiffel Tower, walk on the Champs-Elysées, or maybe wander around Saint Michel. Apart from this - if your budget allows - it may be interesting to go to revues such as Lido Show and Crazy Horse. I don't know which airport you will land at, but if it is CDG, you should take into account that the first flight in the morning is around 05:30, otherwise a much longer journey awaits you with night buses. There is always the option of taxi or Paris minibus. As I said, it's all a matter of budget and priorities.
      Have a nice holiday in advance.

  28. Unknown Reply

    Thank you sir, it's a nice article. We are thinking of coming from Germany by car. There seems to be almost no hotel with parking. Is there a hotel you can recommend? It costs around 100 euros per night.

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello,
      First of all, thank you very much for your comment.
      Hotels that are in the center of Paris and have parking will be very expensive. Cheap hotels with parking are also located well outside of Paris.
      My advice to you is to find a hotel with parking in the 4th or 5th zone, that is, outside Paris, leave your car at the hotel and take the train to the city center.
      You can easily get to and from the city center, especially with a hotel on the RER-A.
      There are no hotels of your choice in the city anyway, and it is difficult to recommend a hotel as there will be many options outside the city and I do not know your criteria.
      If you look at the hotel and send me the links of the three options by e-mail, I can share with you my opinion on which one is more ideally located.
      Happy Days.

  29. Unnamed Reply

    Hello Mr. Ahmet, my wife and I will travel from Amsterdam to Paris by high-speed train on November 29, but we do not know which region would be more appropriate to stay. Do you think we should stay in a hotel in the city center or would it be more logical to stay in the area where we get off the train? Also, being close to the metro line is very important for us. Frankly, we do not know what the metro and train route is like. Our return to TR will be from Orly airport, so I would appreciate it if you could give me some ideas about transportation. Thanks in advance…

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello,
      The point where your train from Amsterdam reaches is Gare du Nord. In a sense, you can think of it like Sirkeci Train Station, that is, in the city and in the center. There is a detailed article about that station and its surroundings on the blog.
      If you do not plan to spend much time at the hotel, then staying in one of the hotels right across from Gare du Nord will be ideal for you to settle into the hotel easily after the trip.
      On the last day, on your way to Orly, it is very easy to reach OrlyBus or OrlyVal with RER-B from this station. RER, OrlyBus, OrlyVal… There are separate articles for all of these on the blog, don't worry. You can even find all the information you are looking for on the blog about metro, transportation cards, airport transportation options and many more.
      Happy Days.

  30. Olive Efe Reply

    Mr. Ahmet, I congratulate you. You have given detailed information patiently. We, 2 friends, will come to Paris for the second time in December to stay for 3 nights and 4 days. We are thinking of starting our trip by checking into a hotel in Montparnasse or La Motte Picquet, without transferring with the Airfrance shuttle from Orly airport. Could you recommend hotels close to where the shuttle drops off passengers in the districts I mentioned? When we return, we are thinking of returning to the same Orly airport by shuttle.

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello,

      First of all, thank you for your valuable comment.

      As I tried to point out in the article above, while I have difficulty recommending hotels even to my own friends, I hesitate to recommend hotels to people whose expectations, tastes and budget limits I do not know. Everyone has different tastes, what some call cheap, some call expensive, what some say small, some call big.

      As a result, the region you choose for accommodation is one of my favorite places. If you are close to La Motte Picquet metro station number 6, you will have easy transportation.

      I think it would be best if I write you the link of one of the hotels in this region where you can stay as an example in terms of location. If you like it, you can stay there. If it is not suitable for you, then if you choose at most three hotels close to that hotel from the map and send me their links via e-mail, only then I can help you decide which one is ideal. I think it would be more logical for us to proceed like this:

      see: http://www.booking.com/hotel/fr/citadines-aparthotel-tour-eiffel.tr.html?aid=906031

      I wish you happy days.

  31. Unnamed Reply

    Hello Mr. Ahmet, after reading your articles, I saw that I bought a flight ticket for 19-25 September. I will use CDG airport. Is Est hotel suitable for staying? I'm looking forward to your new works.

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      As I tried to point out in the article above, I personally do not prefer the Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Est surroundings, but if you are not going to spend time at the hotel and the price is reasonable, why not... Happy days

  32. swish swish swish swish Reply

    Hello Mr. Ahmet,

    I made a reservation at Hotel Du Leman, I will stay only 1 night and go to Belgium. I will land at the airport around noon. The next day, I will go to Belgium between 17:00 and 20:00. I have a few questions, I would be happy if you could help me.
    -What places would you recommend me to visit in Paris during this time?
    -I can easily reach the hotel from the airport. How do you recommend me to reach
    -I'm thinking of going to Belgium (Ghent city) by bus. I did a little research on the internet, it runs 45-60 minutes later than the high-speed train, and I couldn't find the high-speed train at the times I wanted. What do you think, would the bus be difficult?

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello,
      -I have a "Paris in a Day" tour suggestion article for your short-term trips to Paris. If you read it, you can get information about the most important places and create a program for yourself.
      -Since I don't know which airport you will be coming from, I cannot recommend transportation, but there are two detailed articles on the blog about transportation to the city from both airports, I think you can find information there.
      -I cannot comment on this since I have never taken an intercity bus from Paris until now. The train may not be very practical for Ghent. As far as I know, there is a transfer there, so I think the bus may be a good option, but I have heard that the quality of the buses is not very good compared to those in Turkey.
      Have a nice holiday.

  33. Erdal Akyıldız Reply

    Hello Mr. Ahmet,

    Thank you very much for your comment, you can be sure that I will make my reservation through the booking.com link on your blog, promise :)

  34. Erdal Akyıldız Reply

    Hello Mr. Ahmet, do you think the following option is suitable for parents and two children aged 9 and 12 for April 10-7? Is the region good?

    http://www.booking.com/hotel/fr/helzear-rive-gauche.tr.html?aid=906031;label=gog235jc-hotel-XX-fr-helzearNchampsNelysaNcNes-unspec-tr-mob-L%3Atr-O%3AosSx-B%3Asafari-N%3Ayes-S%3Abo-U%3Asalo;sid=d38245f61a437ffe7d8d193a45775227;dcid=12;checkin_monthday=9;checkin_year_month=2016-4;checkout_monthday=12;checkout_year_month=2016-4;no_rooms=1;req_adults=2;req_age=10;req_age=7;req_children=2;track_sb_hs_to_sr=1&

  35. basaka Reply

    Hello,

    Thank you for responding to everyone tirelessly, your site is really useful for travelers.

    I am considering Best Western Premier Royal Saint Michel for my 3-day trip with my wife in May, what do you think?

    Thanks

  36. Unnamed Reply

    Hello Mr. Ahmet,
    We will be in Paris for 16 nights between 20-4 July. We will be traveling with my wife and 2 sons and we plan to spend 2 days in Disneyland. In this sense, I am planning to arrange a hotel in Chatelet. I thought it would be close to the center and that I could easily reach Disneyland since it was on the RER A line. Can I get your opinions on the subject?
    Thank you,
    Sertan BAYSAL

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello there
      Chateles, especially the Les Halles area, is ideal for transportation to Disneyland. The only problem is that it is a very lively place at night, so I recommend that you pay attention to the comments when choosing a hotel and do not choose places with noise complaints. If you e-mail me the links of the three hotels you have chosen, I will try to tell you which one is more ideal.
      Additionally, if you make your hotel reservation through booking com via Pariste.Net and when purchasing your Disneyland ticket online, you can also support me by using Pariste.Net.
      Thanks in advance

  37. Özge Özbi Reply

    What an ocean this blog is!.. Thank you for every line. We turned the one-day meeting opportunity that I was going to attend on February 17 into a family vacation. My wife and I will be visiting for a week with our 8 and 4 year old children. 14-18 Paris, 18-21 Disneyland. In Paris, we will stay at the Arc De Triomphe in Renaissance Paris and Explorers at Disneyland. I wish I had discovered your site before making the adjustments, I would have entered booking with your extension. I plan to make the airport transfer from parisdolmusu.com. The question I want to ask you is related to this: On February 17, I will go to La Defense for a meeting, and my wife and children will go to Parc Zoologique de Paris. Do you think it is unnecessary for my wife and children to transfer from Hotel to Zoo with Parisdolmusu? Metro transportation from Charles de Gaulle Etoille to Porte Doree seems like a lot of transfers, right?
    Thank you very much in advance, love

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello Ms. Özge,
      First of all, thank you very much for your interest and nice comment.
      It will be very easy for you to get to La Défense.
      Your spouse and children will also take Metro 1 from Charles de Gaulle Etoile station, get off at Saint-Mandé station, and then take bus 325 and get off at Parc Zoologique.
      Actually, it is not difficult, but if you do not have a problem with economy, the Paris Minibus is always more comfortable, but the choice is yours.
      I hope you have pleasant days in Paris.
      Love and respect…

  38. Oğuzhan İmamoğlu Reply

    Great information… Since I booked my hotel before meeting Parise.net, I missed the recommendations here. I stayed at the Hôtel Arc Paris Porte d'Orleans in the Montrouge area. It is an extremely clean, 3-star, cute hotel with friendly and English-speaking staff. The only negative thing I can say is that the sound insulation between rooms and corridors is a bit weak. The hotel is a 4-minute walk from the first station of metro line No. 5. You will be in the Louvre or Cite area in about 20-25 minutes. You also have the chance to go to many places in Paris by watching the surroundings with buses numbered 28,38, 68 and 4... It is an extremely safe and peaceful area. You can take Rer B and transfer to number 15. If you do not like transfers as much as I do, you can take Rer-B and get off at Gentily station and reach the hotel with a 20-21 minute walk. Last week (26-2015 December 5), my accommodation fee for 210 nights in a double room, excluding breakfast, was 30 € in total! There are bakeries around selling great croissants. There are significant discounts for reservations made 40-XNUMX days in advance on the hotel's website. I would definitely recommend…

  39. Cindy Reply

    Good day, Mr. Ahmet, it is a great site, first of all, it helped me a lot in my research. I would like to ask you: Are the hotels near Gare de Lyon and Nation stations safe? What can you say about these regions?

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello Mr. Berkay, first of all, thank you for your nice comment.
      While preparing the list of hotels in this article, I tried to choose hotels from the safest and most plausible places to stay in each location. As I mentioned in the article, these are not "hotels to stay in" but "examples of hotels that are ideally located". So, if you open the links of the hotels in the list above, for example under Gare de Lyon, you can check whether they are suitable for your budget and reservation date, and if not, you can open the map on that page and look at the hotels nearby and choose a hotel for yourself. When I have time, I will try to include at least 100 hotels in this list, and for your convenience, I will try to list them according to the number of stars.
      Personally, I think one should be careful when choosing a hotel around Gare du Nord, and I prepared the list accordingly. Apart from that, Gare de Lyon and Nation areas (although not my personal priority) are good places to stay. If you have found a suitable hotel or the area that suits you is in that area, of course you can stay in peace.
      There are also articles about Gare de Lyon and Nation on the blog, you can read them and get an idea about those regions.
      Gare de Lyon: https://www.pariste.net/paris-tren-garlari-4-gare-de-lyon/
      Nation: https://www.pariste.net/nation-meydani-place-de-la-nation/
      I wish you success in your research :) All jokes aside, these researches are the most enjoyable part of the job...
      I wish you happy days, happy new years…

  40. G Reply

    Hello, I have been living in Paris for 7,5-8 years. I lived in the 3th district for 16 years and for the last 4 years I have been living in the grands boulevards in the 9th district. By chance, I came across this page the other day. Very enjoyable and informative articles. From now on, I will recommend this blog to those who say to me, "We are coming to Paris, please give us some information" :)

    By the way, I've never had a problem with Airbnb, but I'm a little careful, I chat a lot before booking, maybe that's why I've never had a problem, I've always come across super hosts. I hope it always happens like this, it's too bad they cancel at the last minute. In terms of hotels, the hotels around here (opera, grands boulevards) are mostly Turkish, Russian, South Korean and American tourists, and since it is a region that has had its share of gentrification in the last 2 years, the hotels are a bit too expensive. For example, there are 4 hotels on one street, but the prices are a bit expensive.

    I also wanted to add something for those who will come with an invitation. It's a bit of a difficult and risky job. The inviter's house must be a certain size and he must purchase paper from the municipality, etc. And when getting a visa, they can reject it even if everything is ready. A friend of mine's mother experienced this situation.

    Breakfast... It's been a nightmare for me for the last 8 years, ahah, so I finally stopped making it :)

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      It was really a great comment :)
      We never gave up on breakfast, we still do, but you are right about everything else. The invitation issue is very annoying, I hope it won't take too long for these visas to be lifted.
      Thank you very, very much…

  41. serkan Reply

    Good day, Mr. Ahmet, during my research, I came across a card called Navigo Découverte that I can use in Paris. Do you think this card makes sense? We will spend 3 days in Paris and we want to spend one day at Disneyland. I guess this card works between the airport, the city and Disneyland. Do you have any knowledge about this subject?

    Navigo Discovery

  42. Remote Route Reply

    Thanks for the information, if it weren't for the events, I would be in Paris right now, but I was a little hesitant to be honest.

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Thank you. Of course, when you look from Paris, everything seems to be fine, but when you look at it from a distance, I understand the uneasiness, after all, what we call a holiday is a period of time when we want to feel 100% at peace, and the decision is yours... But from now on, rest assured.
      Yours

  43. Unknown Reply

    Regards Mr. Ahmet…
    I will work as a research assistant at Necker Hopital Enfant Malade for 1 year…
    I can stay with my wife and my 1-year-old child… I am looking for an apartment… I would like to get your suggestions in terms of location…
    Gürkan

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello Mr. Gurkan,
      First of all, I congratulate you and wish you success.
      If we give an example from Istanbul regarding rental houses, remove the TL next to the rent of an average house in Istanbul within Paris and add €, and make the house smaller by 50%... So, if a 120m2 house there costs 2000TL, here you can live in a 2000m60 house for 2€. Maybe you can find a decent house for 40-50€ for a 2-1 m1 1200+1500 house. You can reduce your rent expenses a little by traveling a little outside of Paris. Issy Les Moulineaux and Boulogne-Billancourt in the southwest, and Saint Cloud, Puteaux and Courbevoie in the west are easy-to-reach, decent suburbs.
      If you wish, send me the listing links of a few houses you found and I will share my opinion on which ones are the best places. Provided that you don't expect an immediate response of course :)
      I wish you happy days.

  44. Unknown Reply

    I am writing this in case it will be useful to my friends who are going to Paris. We stayed at the hotel called Ibis Paris Porte d'italie in the Gentilly area. The Gentilly area was quite unsettling, especially after dark, and we were very uncomfortable returning to our hotel.

  45. Bahadir Duman Reply

    Mr. Ahmet, thank you very much for your interest. I will start based on your recommendations. I would like to thank you again for creating this beautiful website. Thanks to you, I won't feel like a stranger. Best regards

  46. Bahadir Duman Reply

    Mr. Ahmet, thank you very much for your interest. I will start based on your recommendations. I would like to thank you again for creating this beautiful website. Thanks to you, I won't feel like a stranger. Best regards

  47. Bahadir Duman Reply

    Greetings
    First of all, thank you for providing us with your information on this beautiful site.
    I will be in Paris for the pastry fair in February. The hotel I will be staying at is the Generator hotel at Colonel Fabien (I think that's the name of the district :)). Since I will generally spend time at the fair, I only have the chance to visit Paris for one day. Is this area suitable for staying? (In terms of security) of course, something can happen to anyone at any time, anywhere :) I will be staying in Paris for 3 days. Do you have any suggestions for me to have a full day of sightseeing in Paris? (I will visit on Sunday)

    Thank you.

    Bahadır Duman

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello Mr. Bahadır,
      First of all, thank you for your interest and nice comment.
      I looked at the location of the hotel on the map, although it is not a neighborhood I go to very often, but there does not seem to be a problem. By the way, nothing can be guaranteed when it comes to security, but in all the time I have lived in Paris, I have never once felt unsafe, regardless of where I am in the city. As I tried to point out in the article above, as long as you don't walk around the street with a billion-dollar mobile phone or camera in your hand in the middle of the night, no one will come and disturb you; Of course, this is my experience. Rest assured.
      You are on line 2 and at the Colonel Fabien metro, so you will not have any problems with transportation. Personally, I don't like the Belleville side, which is the next stop, but you know. There is also the Saint Martin Canal just to the west, which is a very beautiful place. You can also look at my 3 nights and 4 days sample tour program suggestion in the article at the following link and visit the places that interest you: https://www.pariste.net/2014/12/tur-program-onerileri-ii-3-gece-4-gun.html
      Happy Days

  48. Unnamed Reply

    Hello Mr. Ahmet,
    I will attend a meeting to be held at the Magic Circus Hotel at Disneyland in Paris on February 2-7. I will spare the last two days for a city tour. Would you recommend staying at the hotel where the meeting will be held or a hotel in the city center with a budget of 80-130 euros? If it is the city centre, which district and hotel would you recommend? If I use a taxi to travel from the city center to the hotel, how many kilometers is it and how many euros does it cost?
    Thank you so much..

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello, as far as I can see from the map, your hotel is 50-60 km away from the city center by car, so I recommend you to eliminate the taxi option even if you continue to stay there. Most likely, the hotel has a free shuttle to Disneyland, so it will be at the RER-A station in 5-10 minutes, and you can go directly to the city center with a 40-50 minute ride.

      Of course, staying in the city center is the best way to experience Paris to the fullest. I guess you can find modest but decent hotels around the Opera district or Grands Boulevards for that price.

      Happy Days.

  49. Esin Çolakoğlu Reply

    Hello Mr. Ahmet. Thank you very much for the page. My wife and I will stay in a hotel very close to the corvisart stop of metro line 6 in December. I have only one question. Is the area safe? Thank you.

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello,
      Line 6 is perhaps my favorite metro in Paris. Although I don't go to Corvisart very often, it is a very modest and decent place. I think you can stay safe.
      Have a nice holiday in advance

  50. Unnamed Reply

    Hello Mr. Ahmet,

    What do you think is an option for accommodation in Montparnasse? Our expectation is as follows; security, easy access to places where the newlywed couple coming to Paris for the first time might want to go, and secondly, proximity to cafes-restaurants or stores where shopping can be done.

    As an alternative, which places would you recommend to rent a house from Airbnb, in line with these expectations? We have the opportunity to stretch our budget according to these criteria.

    Thank you so much,

    Aysegul

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello Ms. Ayşegül,
      Montparnasse and its surroundings are one of the most lively and pleasant corners of Paris. Apart from the unpleasant appearance of the Montparnasse building, it is a very Parisian neighborhood. Of course, let's not take credit for the view you will watch from the terrace of the building.
      There are great options for eating and drinking, especially in the east and north-east directions of the tower. There are also plenty of shopping options along the street leading to the north side of the Montparnasse skyscraper, that is, to the St. Germain side. It is also possible to find luxury consumer goods when you reach St. Germain.
      I used to be more positive about Airbnb, but two weeks ago, just as we were setting out for a Nice holiday, we were quite upset because the owner of the house we had booked on Airbnb canceled the reservation without any excuse, and we learned this at the last minute. I don't think I will make a reservation there again. Of course, this is my personal opinion, I will update the above article by adding my bad experience at the first opportunity.
      As a result, I think you can enjoy your stay around Montparnasse.
      Have a nice holiday in advance

  51. eda Reply

    Mr. Ahmet, I will start by thanking you for your page. My wife, her brother and I will be in Paris on Eid al-Adha. I couldn't clarify the hotel, but Hotel International Paris looks renovated and nice. My only problem is that I am a little uncomfortable. Is it easy to reach the center and the Eiffel? Can we save it with a single line :) Is the area safe? If you know any information, I would appreciate it if you could share it. By the way, if you have a request from Ankara, we would like to help :) thank you in advance…

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello Ms. Eda,
      I thought I had already responded to your message, but when Mr. Haluk replied, I realized that I did not seem to have answered your question. I am very sorry.
      Maybe I'm late, but I'll write it anyway:
      If you are talking about Hotel International, which is close to the Republique metro, its location is very good. Many metro lines pass through Republique.
      For information about the region, you can read the articles "Place de la Republique" and "Canal St Martin" on the blog.
      happy holidays

    • Haluk Barkan Reply

      Greetings Ms. Eda. Surely Mr. Ahmet will be more helpful. As I mentioned in the comments of this article and as another commentator also preferred, I stayed at the Ibis hotel in the Cambronne region. You can reach many places directly from the metro station within walking distance of the tower.

  52. Bahadir Yildirim Reply

    Hello Mr. Ahmet, thank you very much for the useful information. I made a reservation at Hotel Ibis Paris Tour Eiffel Cambronne 15ème for 2 nights for 4 people for 1400 TL, but as I understand from your article, I did not choose an area very close to the city center :) Do you think that if we stay in this hotel, we will have difficulty in reaching the must-see places? Will we live?

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello there
      You are two steps away from metro lines 6, 8 and 10, and very close to the Eiffel. You will see a lot of Eiffel :) Don't worry, you can easily reach anywhere from there by metro or bus.
      Thank you in advance for your pleasant holidays and your nice comment.

    • Haluk Barkan Reply

      I don't know if you are traveling or not because you didn't write the date. However, if you haven't gone yet, you've made the right choice. The hotel is in a very good location. It's clean, the staff is attentive and friendly. In fact, if you haven't been there yet, if you make an online reservation on the Accor website, you will not waste time just getting the key from the reception and registering. You can go to the tower by walking. Happy Paris

  53. züleyha gokduman Reply

    Hello Mr. Ahmet, I will come to Paris in spring and autumn in 2016. When I come in September or October, I want to attend Paris Fashion Week 2016 and watch it. Where is the fashion week held in Paris as an address and location? I was staying in Champs-Elyees. Will I be able to reach it easily every time I stay in the opera district? The opera region will be more suitable for me for my future, economically, I will implement my program in line with your recommendations, thank you very much...Züleyha Gökduman

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello Ms. Züleyha,
      As far as I know, Paris Fashion Week is held in many locations, especially the Carrousel du Louvre, located under the Louvre Museum. Therefore, the Opera region is an excellent location for accommodation. Likewise, you can easily reach the Louvre from Champs-Elysées by metro. Opera and Champs-Elysées regions are the places where you will be comfortable to reach other regions, do not worry.
      Happy Days

  54. züleyha gokduman Reply

    Thank you very much Mr. Ahmet, you have a wonderful page, thanks to you we are in Paris every moment… Züleyha Gökduman

  55. züleyha gokduman Reply

    Hello Mr. Ahmet, I come to Paris every year and stay in hotels in Champs-Elyees, I want to come twice from now on. If I stay in Opera Wise, can Champs-Elyees be reached on foot from the opera area? Is it close in terms of distance? Thank you very much in advance...Züleyha Gökduman

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Ms. Züleyha,
      We can say that the distance between the opera house and Champs-Elysees is approximately 2-2,5 km. If you look for a hotel on the west or south sides of Opera, your walking distance will be shorter.
      Personally, I walk that distance easily, it is a pleasant path, you can take a different route each time, but it can be tiring at the end of long days. Then you can easily go by metro.
      Happy Days.

  56. F_d_n_c_ Reply

    airbnb.com? Allah bless. They canceled the contract of the flat, which was paid and rented in September 9 for the dates 15-2015 June 2014, in May 19. If it's tight after that date, find a place and plan a trip. Not to mention burning plane tickets. The compensation they say we should pay is 456 TL = 162 €, it's like a joke. If you don't believe airbnb Confirmation Code: ACYXNC Fri, 31 October 2014 Invoice No. 2056072817 Ask about the outcome of the transaction

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      That's why it is important to share all kinds of experiences, positive and negative, on this page. I myself have not had any problems so far, but it is necessary to inform the readers about the problems that may arise. To be honest, I haven't used Airbnb much before, I prefer booking.com almost most of the time, but as you said, there can be situations that put people in such a difficult situation. Thanks for your comment.

    • Alper YÜCEL Reply

      Mr. Ahmet, it is very impressive that you guide everyone. We are a family of 4 coming to Paris for 3 days on Friday noon. My daughter is 12 years old. Is it subject to a Train-Metro ticket? We will come to Paris CDG and we have to stay in Montparnasse. What kind of ticket should be purchased for Airport-Hotel and of course central Paris travel? Regards Alper YÜCEL

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello Mr. Alper,
      Thank you for your nice comment, but as you can see, it may not be possible for me to answer every question on the same day. That's why I can answer the question you wrote yesterday today. Please don't mind me. I assume you have arrived or are about to arrive in Paris as I write this reply. Still, let me try to answer…
      If you are not going to go from CDG to Montparnasse by taxi or Paris Minibus, the best option for public transportation is to take the RER-B to Chatelet Les Halles and from there switch to metro line 4. You need to buy full tickets for yourself and your spouse, and discounted tickets for your daughter. The ticket you buy from CDG will take you to Montparnasse.
      Tickets and transportation (https://www.pariste.net/pariste-ulasim-8-biletler-ve-ulasim-kartlari/) As I tried to point out in my article, the type of ticket you choose for urban transportation depends on how far you want to walk and where you want to go by public transportation, but I think the most practical solution would be to buy 10 "carnets". The weather is relatively nice, I think you will walk a lot. You can also buy daily Mobilis tickets on days when you plan to use public transportation.
      I wish you a happy holiday in advance.

  57. Unnamed Reply

    Hello, we want to be there on June 5, 6, 7. Since we have very little time, we want to see the Eiffel Tower and surrounding places. I would be very happy if you can recommend a hotel close to here that will not cause us any hassle or help us with what we can do. Thanks so much for all your help.

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello, as I tried to point out in the first paragraph of the article above, it is very difficult for me to recommend a hotel to those who will come to Paris. Details about what you should pay attention to when choosing a hotel are already included in the article.
      Since the Eiffel Tower is not in the center of the city (as I also mentioned in the article), I recommend you to choose places such as the Opera, Champs-Elysees, and the south of Montmartre.
      Have a nice holiday in advance.

    • Unnamed Reply

      We decided on the opera district. Thank you very much for your interest. Thanks to you, we will leave without any question marks in our minds. 🙂

  58. Unnamed Reply

    Hello, we want to rent a house in a place where the rent is affordable and the nightlife is lively. Since we will also be working in boulange-bilancourt, I would be happy if it was close to there. What areas do you recommend? :)

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello,
      I don't know much about nightlife, but the area where young people have the most fun is on the Bastille side. Unfortunately, it's just the opposite corner of Boulogne :) Therefore, I can't say anything about where you should take it as a base, anywhere in between will do :) I don't know if there is such a thing as "affordable rent", because Paris is a very expensive place :) Lately, the prices have increased. also increased.

  60. Unnamed Reply

    Hello, thank you for your enlightening article :)) I would like to ask you something. Do you know of a guesthouse of an institution or organization affiliated with Turkey where we can stay, apart from hotels?

    • Ahmet Ore Reply

      Hello,
      First of all, thank you for your message and nice comment.
      Unfortunately, I have no knowledge about this subject, I hope someone who reads this article and comments has knowledge about it and will share their knowledge with us, or I would be very happy if you learn something new and share it here.
      Thanks again

    • Unnamed Reply

      Thank you for your answer, my research is continuing, if I learn something as you said, I will share it here :) Thank you also for this wonderful site :)

    • Haluk Barkan Reply

      Hello,

      We spent two nights in Paris with my wife in May 2015. We stayed at the Ibis hotel in the Cambronne area. This hotel, which I know from the time I came here for business, is central, very close to the metro, it is part of Accor Hotels, it is possible to make a reservation from the Turkish website or call center, and it is affordable considering all these features. (of course, make an early reservation)
      We also benefited from Mr. Ahmet's website as much as possible in planning our trip, and we would like to take this opportunity to thank him.

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