Paris Hotels

My wife and I are planning our first visit to France this June and
will finish our trip with four days in Paris. Can anyone recommend a
nice but economical place to stay? I'd like to find a place centrally
located, perhaps in the Latin Quarter, Marias, or St Germain.

Any suggestions?

On Tue, 04 Mar 2008 16:53:32 -0600, Joseph Coulter <seeLOOKATsig@>
wrote:

>"bobneworleansm" <bobneworleansm> wrote in news:9e48ea63-
>423f-4b6f-800b-9945926965a0@e25g2000prg..com:
>
>> My wife and I are planning our first visit to France this June and
>> will finish our trip with four days in Paris. Can anyone recommend a
>> nice but economical place to stay? I'd like to find a place centrally
>> located, perhaps in the Latin Quarter, Marias, or St Germain.
>>
>> Any suggestions?
>
>Alalthough Martin's suggestion of Holiday Inn Bastille might sound at first
>like a leg puller, there really is a HI near the Bastille. Mercure
>properties are always safe even if a bit modern. economical is a difficult
>descriptor as well. Ibis is more "economical" than Mercure even less
>upscale but usually nice enough for the money.

It's not a leg pull my daughter stayed there in December and was pleased with
it.
--

Martin

On Mar 5, 2:45 am, "bobneworle...m" <bobneworle...m>
wrote:
> My wife and I are planning our first visit to France this June and
> will finish our trip with four days in Paris.  Can anyone recommend a
> nice but economical place to stay?  I'd like to find a place centrally
> located, perhaps in the Latin Quarter, Marias, or St Germain.
>
> Any suggestions?

Would an Ibis be acceptable to you ? ibishotel.com. I have nothing to
do with the hotel or the website.

Best Regards
R.A.

On Tue, 04 Mar 2008 19:40:45 -0600, Joseph Coulter <seeLOOKATsig@>
wrote:

>Martin <me@address.invalid> wrote in
>news:e2lrs3lcct640j0o7haclp9gk0s9sn9kpj@ :
>
>
>>>
>>>Alalthough Martin's suggestion of Holiday Inn Bastille might sound at
>>>first like a leg puller, there really is a HI near the Bastille.
>>>Mercure properties are always safe even if a bit modern. economical is
>>>a difficult descriptor as well. Ibis is more "economical" than Mercure
>>>even less upscale but usually nice enough for the money.
>>
>> It's not a leg pull my daughter stayed there in December and was
>> pleased with it.
>
>I knew that, but you must admit that the bastille is not what many think of
>as where they wish to stay if they have no background in modern Paris.

Isn't Disneyland Paris the place to watch public executions nowadays?
--

Martin

<bobneworleansm> wrote in message
news:9e48ea63-423f-4b6f-800b-9945926965a0@e25g2000prg..com...
> My wife and I are planning our first visit to France this June and
> will finish our trip with four days in Paris. Can anyone recommend a
> nice but economical place to stay? I'd like to find a place centrally
> located, perhaps in the Latin Quarter, Marias, or St Germain.
>
> Any suggestions?

Hotel Muguet is very nice for a two star. Some people like Hotel Familia
another popular two star but the owner is a real . Also look at Hotel de
France right across from the Invalides. It all depends on what you want to
spend.