Our Guide To Cheap Paris Hotel Deals

It is rumored there are more bakeries than bars in Paris, and this is a rumor that is easy to believe. Cafe culture abounds, with days spent in leisurely conversation on garden terraces and evenings sipping an aperitif at the neighborhood wine bar. Paris has only one stop sign, and this is perhaps an apt metaphor for life in this laid-back city. Wander the streets, stop and smell the roses—and the baguettes—but do not forget why you came. The cast of Casablanca may say “We’ll always have Paris,” and while it’s true the memories will remain, you still must make the most of your time here and go with the flow.

Our Guide To Cheap Paris Hotel Deals

Best Places to Stay in Paris

There is much to see and do here, but “Qui court deuxlievres a la fois, n’enprendaucun,” as the French would say. That means “Who runs after two hares at the same time, catches none,” and it is a wise saying to keep in mind as you decide where to stay in Paris. First, decide where your passions lie; then, uncover all the amazing layers that make Paris one of the world’s great cities:

History and architecture: If you are a connoisseur of culture, hotels near Paris’ Ile de la Cité should fit nicely. From Citadines Apart'hotel Saint-Germain-des-Prés Paris, take a morning stroll across the city’s oldest bridge, Pont Neuf, and spend the day exploring Notre Dame Cathedral and beyond.
Art: Central accommodation is also great for art lovers, or “amoureux de l'art” as the residents would say. Walk to the Louvre, Musee d’Orsay, and art galleries of the Left Bank, and you’ll feel Parisian in no time.
Famous landmarks: Paris has so many of these, you might think you have to choose between them. But accommodation like Mercure Paris Centre Tour Eiffel won’t just put you near the most famous monument in the world. It’s also just 2 km from the Champs-Elysees and on the same Metro line as the Arc de Triomphe and the famous cafes of Montparnasse.

Top Amenities at Paris Hotels

“La vie est belle” (Life is beautiful) is also a common saying in Paris, perhaps because it is so true. No matter where you come from or where you lay your head at night, this city is truly beautiful. However, indulging in “la crème de la crème” when it comes to amenities at Paris hotels is one way to experience another level of the style and charm that made this city famous.

Spas: Have you noticed a certain glow among the French? It isn’t just the radiant sun setting behind the skyline or the twinkling evening lights of the Eiffel Tower. Parisians know that R&R is paramount. Enjoy a massage or a trip to the Turkish steam baths at the spa at five-star L'Hotel du Collectionneur Arc de Triomphe.
Luxury living: Dropping down one star doesn’t mean you have to give anything up. The four-star Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel offers 24-hour room service, soundproof rooms, memory foam pillows, laundry services, free Wi-Fi and more. Oh, and a view of the Eiffel Tower from your private balcony, if you so desire.

Hidden Attractions in Paris

You may think we’ve covered all the amazing things you can see and do in the City of Light, but we’re actually just getting started. This is a city of layers:

Must-see neighborhood: Montmartre is home to the Moulin Rouge and has one of the best views in Paris from the Sacré-Coeur Basilica. Plus, view rare sculptures and drawings from the world’s most famous surrealist at EspaceDalí.
Secret shopping: Our Paris hotel deals have saved you plenty of euros, but don’t spend it all on the Champs-Elysees. You’ll find an excellent atmosphere on Rue de Valois, home to French gantierMaison Fabre and cordonnier Pierre Hardy. Those words mean “glove maker” and “shoe maker,” and you are probably feeling more French already.

The allure of Paris is in peeling back its layers, discovering surprises around every corner, but that may not be what you want from your booking experience. At Travelocity, we make it easy to find the best Paris rooms for every taste. Book today, so you can start the trip of a lifetime.

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