Where to Stay in Paris: Guide to the Top 10 Best Areas

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If you are a single woman and want to feel comfortable and safe, I would advise giving the 18th and 10th a miss It is ok to go there during the day but the evening can be umfortable and you will have more street harrassment than in nicer areas
Comment from : Hubertine Pankhurst

Thank you for this Would you recommend an apartment vs hotel? Is it safe to stay in an apartment as a solo traveler?
Comment from : A W

Hôtel Madeleine Plaza it’s a Good area?
Comment from : Roselyn Torres Mendez

In the Latin Quarter (5th), stay at the Esmeralda Hotel
Comment from : Cheryl Koski

Uh oh, watching this l realized the apartment l have rented is on Rue Rodier right off Pigelle Is this a mistake for a 70 y/o female? I have time to switch if need be, and can find one within budget!!😅 any thoughts fellow subscribers?? 😊
Comment from : Big Red Dallas

Thank you, this video was very helpful!
Comment from : Christopher Justice

why didnt you mention the 2nd arr
Comment from : TJ Jones

i wish there were time stamps or that you did them in numerical order lol
Comment from : TJ Jones

Great information Thanks
Comment from : rrl4245

It was SOOO frustrating trying to get the names of the hotels They were only onscreen for a second Please leave on screen longer Thanks!
Comment from : Linda Schwartz

I'm loving ur videos for our next coming short holiday's
Comment from : MR A

what train do i take from london to marriott courtyard paris porte de versailles 5 rue ernest renan 92130
Comment from : mike Jay

Thanks for the video! I was considering staying near Gare de Lyon for my trip next year (I thought it might be convenient for taking the train to other french cities) After watching your video, I think I will book a hotel in the 7th, 3/4th or probably the 14th
Comment from : Blessed Be

Looking for Airbnb on the outskirts of Paris Would you recommend Puteaux or Créteil?
Comment from : Design with Keisha

We stayed in the 7th near Rue Cler several years ago and loved it We stayed at the Hotel Relais Bosquet and were very pleased with the location, room, and the breakfast We had dinner on or near Rue Cler several times and always got a great meal with excellent service Very short walk to the Rodin Miuseum, Eiffel Tower, and even to the Arc de Triomphe
Comment from : Hank Cavaretta

Do you suggest reservations at most restaurants? Thx
Comment from : John Howard

These Videos are so helpful! My husband and I are going on a River Cruise next June We are doing 2 days in Paris before we board What arrondissement would be close to the Seine? I think our hotel shouldn't be too far from where we board Thx!
Comment from : John Howard

Another super helpful video My partner and I are looking to book our first Paris trip next year
Comment from : Mr78monkey

I had a question: wondering if I can travel to Paris during early November, travelling with my mom ( 75yrs) who is otherwise healthy but a bit intolerant to extreme cold and if yes, where should we stay? A family of four Thank you in advance
Comment from : Abhijeet Chury

You guys are the best!! I went to Paris last Spring Thank you for all your informations and advice It was amazing!!
Comment from : Nan S-Lim

I’m visiting Paris for the first time in Sep I’ve only watched two videos so far but this is wonderful! Thanks so much
Comment from : Renee Lovegrove

hello 👋 thank you for this very informative video I have a question, hope you can help Is the 15th Arrondissement actually quite safe too for families? we’ve just booked a hotel there but I just saw this video😢 thank you in advance for your response🎉 and thank you for providing a lot of very helpful informations❤
Comment from : moments of truth - art and poetry

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Comment from : Józef Szetela

Hotets in Paris are very expensive ranking at 450 or 4 1/2 green dot on tripadvisor didn’t mean a thing 8 year ago we stayed at this Hotel de l’Avre near the Eiffel tower quite small hotel BUT very lousy bed and bedding at 105 euros we would expect a comfortable bed not a flimsy bed with blanket quality of Motel 6 some 20 years ago come on if you can't provide comforters at least you should give guests a nice soft thick newer blanket that cost may be US$15 in Walmart With all my traveling never had I read "please do not eat inside your hotel room” and would not have been offended by "please keep the room clean if you eat"
Comment from : DD Bliss

Hello brI just went through your channel and found it so damn helpfulbrI have just one query brWhen I am booking hotel duquesne Eiffel there are many categories of room such as double room patio, classic courtyard room ,double superior ,double room comfortbrNow out of all these room categories which room will give us balcony with Eiffel view brbrKindly help brWaiting for your reply
Comment from : Purvis kitchen

Sad to say my trip to France was cancelled due riot, looting, vandalism, destroying properties and crime done by illegal immgrants who are radicalized terrorist
Comment from : dakogitlog

Such great information, thanks for making this video
Comment from : John Klein

Are you familiar with the area near Hotel D’Aubusson It is in Saint Germaine brSomeone just sent me a blog which has me concerned about Paris I hope I did not make a mistake booking this trip They showed a horrible side of the Eiffel Tower and surrounding neighborhoods
Comment from : Robbi Anderson

Thank you very very much for this video ! brI wish I watch this before Traveling to France!
Comment from : SADIA K

Did I miss a discusssion of the 2nd???
Comment from : Sold In The Keys, Joshua Mothner & Teri Hiller

I ended up going with the 5th arrondissement because I read that it would be best to stay near the Louvre however a lot of hotels near it wasn't my style and overpriced And also I forgot a lot of European Countries count all occupants and versus allowances per room in the US This is my first trip and I'm bringing my mom but my french is very rusty like middle school rusty
Comment from : Ash2theB

You guys are simply awesome another fabulously informative video
Comment from : Gloria Saliba

Do you prefer Hotel Snob or Georgette Hotel better?
Comment from : Joe Mangieri

In my opinion your video’s are the best,so practical and applicable to most of us! Thanks for taking us on your journey’s…
Comment from : Nancy Stevens

We made reservations in Hotel Eden on 15th Arrondissement is it a good hotel or do you recommend any other accommodations ?please advise
Comment from : Sandhya Doddi

Do you have a video about the 2nd Arrondisement?
Comment from : scott Taylor

If you want to feel like you were the long lost grandson/granddaughter of some French count and you're visiting Paris for the first time to see your chic family, stay at the 7th and the 16th 🤣
Comment from : Jerome Ibañez

Hi everyone, we are family of 3 and planning a trip to paris soon May I know which metro station is accessible to airport, to express train to switzerland and easy to go to attractions
Comment from : Cookingnetic

Hello, I just start looking your videos and love it A lot of great information We will be in Paris on August 2023 We will stay at Hotel Le Marianne Can you recommend any good restaurants around the Hotel? We will add some other questions on the different videos Merci Ramon & Zoe
Comment from : Ramon Licha

Channel is so helpfull and addicting Thank you
Comment from : Uncle Chuckles

I'm traveling to Paris on my way to Spain for the Camino Frances this year and I'm wondering if you have a video that talks more specifically about hotels in certain areas I saw this video and i see one about boutique hotels I'm trying to figure out if it's better to stay in hotel near Eiffel Tower Montparnasse Train station? I only have one day Any suggestions would be great I love your videos and I'm excited to see Paris
Comment from : Jill Schmieding

We were recently in Paris for a first short time and we love your videos, they helped us tremendously We stayed at the Hotel St Germain, ate at Les Suffle and used the Batobus for transportation We also opted to walk to Paul for breakfast, coffee and pain du chocolate And the highlight was eating at Burger King with many happy Parisians, lol Thank you for your time and help
Comment from : rbh1000

Would agree with your description of the 5th Arrondisement We stayed at Hotel Notre Dame and couldn't have been more pleased Terrific location and so close to the RER to the airport
Comment from : Michael Ritchie

very true about the lack of AC in many hotels and also the stair designs many hotels have elevators, but they stop in between floors and you still gotta go through stairs
Comment from : nimaiiikun

We are going to the Summer Olympics in 2024 Any recommendations on where to stay, as I am trying to spend that much money? Thank you
Comment from : Eric Kuntz

I stayed near Opera at Hotel London I loved the neighborhood I left my window open to listen to the music
Comment from : SyriusStar Multimedia

Great overview of paris areas!! Thank you!!
Comment from : Earth C

Thanks for info! Greeting, my friends
Comment from : Mia

Of course be careful, pickpockets are around however, I lost a wallet with 1 credit card and some money on a bus the best day it was sent back to my hotel money and all!
Comment from : JANET COREY

I am staying at Hotel Dusquene in October Can't wait!!
Comment from : Sandra Schmied

Thank you for all the great information my wife and I are planning to go to England than Paris next year
Comment from : Richard Liles

We are planning to go to Paris after thanksgiving What are your thoughts on Le Cercle Hotel right near the Eiffel Tower We are enjoying all your videos on Paris
Comment from : Harry Nickel

The cheapest place I stay is with family members, especially tante Dominique in the 6e Not only do I not have to pay for the room but I also eat and wonderfully and for free So my top tip is to have wealthy French family members with property in Paris
Comment from : Pete Welsh

HellobrI love and enjoy watching your tour guide clips for sure I will have you as my tour guide in Paris👍😍
Comment from : Jam naamania

I'm sorry but it's ridiculous to say that the 19th & 20th aren't "the best part of town"! If what you want from a trip to Paris is to be surrounded by other tourists go ahead and follow the advice in this video For the more independent-minded Belleville, Buttes Chaumont & Menilmontant are truly delightful The choice is yours!
Comment from : Rae Donaldson

I just finished a week at the 25Hour Hotel that you feature Was very happy there as a solo female traveler (who doesn't speak French) Great transportation connections, interesting decor, friendly staff and Terminous Nord right downstairs
Comment from : Kate Blood

Planning for Paris 2024 and this was so helpful!!
Comment from : 100 Movie Marathon

This is the best informative video
Comment from : Dre

I stayed about two blocks from Arc de Triompe I was in Paris for 3 days and it cost $1000, Canadian But, when I walked out of my hotel and I turned to look up the street, I saw that Arc I thought all places were the same price I know for next time! Anyway, I spent the majority of time in London, but learned the euro is better than the pound, when I converted the prices! So, saving up for Paris again
Comment from : Laurie Davis

Thank you! This is very informative! I just booked a hotel in 6th arrondissement It’s a budget 3 stars hotel but the fare is what 4 stars hotel in east Asia would cost 😅
Comment from : EV L

I love love love you videos They were very helpful for our 3 day stay in Paris We also have your 2022 travel guide I can't wait to come back, hopefully soon I'm interested in a one month rental I would love to see you do a video on that topic
Comment from : Loueva Kohena

Thank you so much for this video!! Really helped with hotel choices!!
Comment from : Lady Carolyn McCabe-Joy - ILLVM Blog

Hi, How is Saint Mande as an area to stay?
Comment from : chirag ganguly

What can you advise if traveling with a four year old I want to visit Normandy and travel for three months what’s your advise? Thank you!
Comment from : Vickie Robbins

Paris is burning don’t go…
Comment from : Steven Cirile

Would have been helpful if you could have stated price ranges as that is also the biggest expense of going anywhere! Would love y’all’s opinions on Airbnb’s in Oaris! Very helpful to hear that the Metro can take you to Versailles
Comment from : Pattie Diamond

Thanks
Comment from : Madam Lakwatsera

You make Paris very attractive and very simple to visit
Comment from : The Horn scope

Fifty years ago there were small Pensions
Comment from : jimmy tiler

Great video🥰 I travelled to Paris from South Africa in 2017 but, a few days before this trip, broke 3 bones in my foot Resulting in my only going out once, to the Eiffel Tower, and it being quite the effort I started planning, looking at all the different areas but sadly ended up spending 5 days on the outskirts in a budget hotel😪 I will go back one day, and will hopefully be able to experience more of beautiful Paris
Comment from : Priscilla Zietsman

Every time I've been through Gare du Nord there was a van load of CRS parked outside
Comment from : Joseph Turner

When on the Metro, watch out for ticket dodgers The gates are full size and chancers will jump in behind you They are not intending to mug you, just travel without paying I felt quite sorry for the guy I decked when he explained
Comment from : Joseph Turner

I used to take a baguette and cheese and some wine of course and sit up in front of Sacre Coeur to enjoy the view It was quite entertaining watching les flics periodically moving the Senegalese Del Boys off the steps 😂 they were quite good at packing their trash and legging it brDo you know, there is a pissoir round to the right on Mont Martre?brReminds me of Clochemerle
Comment from : Joseph Turner

I think, concerning the 14e you are mistaken you include hotels pretty much from the 6e which is one of the most expensive arrondissement and fail to include true option at the south of Montparnasse (like gaité or denfert) which are great regarding transport with la 13, la 4 and la 6 (metro lines) but also the rer B who all go to the important spots (espacialy since if you are close to Denfert/Alésia area they you have direct ways to go to the two airports) and these areas are very safe Other than that I find your first two tips very true
Comment from : Camille

Being several times to Paris, different places Going for the third time to the 20th, easy to get there by car, nice hotel, nice people, good food, nit expensive and close to metro and tram Going with my teenage daughter this time Looking forward to it
Comment from : Bxxx

thanks so much for doing the work - really gives me the big picture I wanted to have :)
Comment from : Lambert Lorette

Sobasicallyif you have a disability with regard to mobilityor a disability that requires ACyou are out of luck Nice to know Paris's best hotels are worse, in that regard, than the cheapest Motel 6 in the US So much for Europe not being backward and actually being a caring society Sad
Comment from : L Godwin

A great hotel is Hôtel FABRIC, At the Oberkampf Metro ( 2 lines ) and just a few metro stops of Paris Nord train station
Comment from : Patrick Damiaens

Hello Have you spoken of the 16th in one of your videos please?
Comment from : Quantik53

Awesome, you're the best 👍
Comment from : Travel Hacks

Hi, Thank you for such a crisp and informative videobrMy husband and I are planning to visit Paris in JulybrWhat about the 15th arrondissement?brIs it safe for tourists to live there?
Comment from : Hitashi Arora

17th is ❤
Comment from : sure kumari

Are you posting new videos soon? As I’m travelling by myself to France this May ‘23 would love some pointers Not just Paris but will be visiting Nice too Cheers from 🇦🇺
Comment from : Anne Bialecki

That area below Sacre Coeur is disgusting and sketchy I don’t recommend it at all!
Comment from : SunnyD

Hi thank you for the very informative video We are starting to look into Airbnbs for our 2024 summer trip It is a little overwhelming to choose where to stay but I think we're settling to stay in the 5th area We're a little nervous because we're not renting a car and relying on public transportation Hope it all works out though
Comment from : Abby Villanueva

Bonjour! Can you do a video to advise us on booking and traveling for the Olympics please?
Comment from : morgan hoyle

Thank you for this video, very informative! I wished I have seen it earlier Is 11th and 15th good? Which one would you recommend for first time visitor?
Comment from : Chermaine Tay

Great thoughts on managing expectations for those travelers who have never been to Paris Wonderful information as always
Comment from : wincav

I love your channel! :) I'm coming to Paris in April and I booked a Hotel that was recommended to me in the area near Place de la Republique, is that a good area to stay? Thanks a lot for the great videos!
Comment from : Aline Coccia

With the strike going on, has this effected getting around Paris? I will be traveling to Paris soon Is there anything I should know how this will impact my visit Thanks!
Comment from : SW4Life

Thanks for keeping it real 😍 love all your videos! I can tell that you are knowledgeable and travel a lot God bless you both 🙏❣🙏
Comment from : Sweety Patnett

Paris is beautiful Thanks for sharing😍 this video! Planning to visit one day
Comment from : Sweety Patnett