Hotel Saint Charles
Check rates and availability for this hotel
Find the best prices for Hotel Saint Charles from our 5 partners. Show all partners
Travel Blogs from Paris
"This is Happening!" - Branden Smith
... station, we had the look of lost travellers. Two old men wanted to help us; we told them that we were ok as we thought they were touts. In the end they were genuine and wanted to help us as both of them argued over where our address was. Thankfully I remembered the street name and when I asked them that both agreed and sent us the right way. Eventually after a short walk we found our hotel but unfortunately our room wasn’t ready so we left our bags in storage and ...
The Catacombs
I visit the Catacombs of Paris with Eric (who we call Lumber), Shelby (who we call Peach), Nika (who we call California), Jim and Jamie (a brother and sister pair from Canada), and Victor (who is from Venezuela). We're all completely astounded by the sight of millions of the bones within the tunnels. We take time trying ...
Celebrating LOVE (2 years)
... classes. The highest class is the gran cru and there are only 17 houses that make that level, then the premeir cru and there are only 43 houses out of the 330 that are of that class and the majority are of the last, third level. We were able to taste their "regular" champagne, the vintage, the rose, and the ratafia (similar to port). We had to buy a few bottles to smuggle home and a big magnum for when everyone else arrived for dinner tomorrow. ...
Drinking wine and other random thoughts
... for a while which did not smell like as bad as it did in the morning. The day I arrived in the morning the toilet overflowed and they 'fixed it’. Then it backed up again yesterday morning. Really, no one wants to smell sewerage first thing in the morning. It is not pleasant. I think it overflowed again today because the sign is up saying to use the other toilet at the end of the hall. I will say the smell is horrible. It’s a mix of detergent ...
Ultimo dia de Passeio em Paris.
... boa vontade o menu para ver se há algo compatível com meu bolso. Gentemmmmm... um cafézinho, aquele que tomamos em casa, ou oferecemos para as visitas, 8 euros !!! Uma água 6 euros, uma coca (das pequenas) 12 euros.... Quando me deparei com estas alturas... fiquei sem fala, não que eu não tivesse este dinheiro, claro que sim.... mas achei desaforo pagar 4 vezes o preço de algo que eu sabia que não custava isso tudo, não queria pagar só por causa do nome... Levantei e fiquei ...
Location
TripAdvisor Reviews Hotel Saint Charles Paris
