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Ki Space Hotel & Spa, près de Disneyland Paris
"Perfect kitchen space to grab a bite to eat in the room when we needed it, dishwasher and fridge were invaluable. Kids loved the pool and breakfast had plenty of choice."
Novotel Paris Les Halles
"Location is excellent for visiting all the famous spots, walkable or accessible through taxis"
Hyatt Regency Paris Etoile
"We had a wonderful stay at the Hyatt Regency Paris Étoile. The hotel was clean, comfortable, and in a great location with easy access to public transportation. The staff was friendly and helpful, and our room had a beautiful view of Paris. We truly enjoyed our stay and would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Paris!"
ibis Paris Tour Eiffel Cambronne 15ème
"Had a 3 night break here. Excellantly placed for visisting the Eiffal tower,just a short walk away. Metro station right on door step connecting rest if paris. Rooms eere clean and tidy and housekeeping daily. Bar was nice and bar staff excellant."
Aparthotel Adagio Paris Centre Tour Eiffel
"The only complaint that we had was the elevators; during our 4 days stay one of the elevator was out of service completely so everyone stayed on left wing was fighting for lift, it was small and slow (going up/down 30+ floors). We wont stay there again."
Les Jardins du Marais
"Very satisfied"
ibis Paris CDG Airport
"Chambre de bonne taille, bonne propreté mais léger manque de ventilation considérant la chaleur. Oui du AC mais pourrait être mieux. Sinon, bien situé pour le terminal 3."
Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel
"Very good hotel near the Eiffel Tower!"
Le Méridien Paris Arc De Triomphe
"Everything was good. Rooms were renovated and comfortable"
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Historic Paris Travel Guide
Paris may be known as the city of love, but many tourists visit to experience the history and culture that shapes it. Paris is home to amazing architecture and historic museums which is why many tourists visit each year to soak up the culture.
Historic Hotels in Paris
Paris offers an abundance of historic hotels to spend a weekend or a week in. Whether you are looking for a romantic boutique hotel or a converted town-house, Paris has something for everyone. So many great buildings from the past have been reinvented as historic hotels that still hold their charm but with all the comforts of a modern hotel.
Historic Activities in Paris
A city steeped in culture and history, there is so much to see and do in Paris for those with an interest in the past. The Eiffel Tower may be the first thing you want to cross off your historic Paris bucket list. This amazing piece of architecture was built to commemorate the 100-year mark of the French Revolution.
Although the Louvre is most famous for being a world-famous museum, the building itself is a piece of architectural history. The Louvre building was a fortress and a palace in its past where members of the royal family would reside.
The beautiful thing about Paris as a historic city is that you can explore so much on foot. After viewing the Louvre, make your way round to the historic Notre Dame, often considered one of the finest examples of French Gothic architecture that Paris or any French city has to offer.
While you are exploring the Latin Quarter of Paris, make sure to visit Sorbonne, one of Europe’s oldest universities. Founded in 1257, the Sorbonne has been attended by many notable people including Marie Curie and Vera Wang.
Historic Places to Eat and Drink in Paris
Whether you are looking for a quintessential Parisian restaurant to indulge in steak tartare or an old bakery to enjoy a freshly baked croissant, Paris is filled with historic places to enjoy a meal.
You will find many historic buildings in Paris that have been renovated and transformed to become popular restaurants and luxurious bars. If you find yourself in one of these historic gems, then you must indulge in the Parisian tradition of enjoying your glass of wine with a board of charcuterie and cheese while you watch the world go by.