1,395 places to stay
Hotel Maison Bauchart Paris5-star hotels · Paris
Hôtel Balzac Paris5-star hotels · Paris
Hotel de Montesquieu Paris5-star hotels · Paris
Hotel La Demeure Montaigne Paris5-star hotels · Paris
Hotel Le Grand Mazarin Paris5-star hotels · Paris
Hotel SO/ Paris5-star hotels · Paris
Monsieur George Hotel & Spa – Champs-Elysées Paris5-star hotels · Paris
25hours Hotel Terminus Nord Paris4-star hotels · Paris
55 Hôtel Montparnasse Paris3-star hotels · Paris
9Hotel Opera Paris3-star hotels · Paris
AC Hotel Paris Porte Maillot by Marriott4-star hotels · Paris
Académie Hôtel Saint Germain Paris4-star hotels · Paris
Accueil Hôtel Paris Pigalle Montmartre3-star hotels · Paris
Amiral Hôtel Paris4-star hotels · Paris
Angleterre Hotel ParisAccommodation · Paris
Apostrophe Hôtel Paris3-star hotels · Paris
Art Hotel Eiffel Paris3-star hotels · Paris
ATN Hôtel Paris3-star hotels · Paris
Austin’s Saint Lazare Hotel Paris3-star hotels · Paris
Avalon Cosy Hotel Paris4-star hotels · ParisFaceTraveler lists 1,395 places to stay in France. Almost all are in Paris, and we also have a small selection in Bordeaux. Here is what suits you in each city, how to travel between them and which types of accommodation there are.
Paris, in Île-de-France. This is where almost all our places are. The city is divided into twenty municipal districts (arrondissements), numbered in a spiral from the centre, and the Seine crosses it in an arc with more than thirty bridges. The lower the district number, the closer you are to the historic centre; if you want to see the sights on foot, start your search there. If you want to keep the room price down, the outer arrondissements are well connected to the centre.
If you are arriving or leaving by train to the north or east, look at accommodation near the Gare du Nord or the Gare de l’Est: it saves you transfers with luggage.
Bordeaux, in Nouvelle-Aquitaine. We have few places here, but well spread for a short break. The city lies on the Garonne river, and part of it, the Port of the Moon, has been a World Heritage Site since 2007. A good fit if you are travelling to explore the Bordeaux wine region or combining Paris with south-west France.
Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport is 25 km north-east of the city. Terminal 2 has an RER station, the suburban train that reaches the centre, and a TGV station.
Paris and Bordeaux are about 500 km apart in a straight line, and the TGV takes around two hours since the high-speed line opened in 2017. In Bordeaux, the tram has four lines (A, B, C and D) that cross the centre.
Paris has a mild oceanic climate. The average is around 5 °C in January and 21 °C in July, so it can be visited all year round. Spring and autumn are good times to walk around the city.
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