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We boarded the Air France plane in Manchester on time but then had to sit there for about an hour and 20 minutes because of fog in Charles De Gaulle in Paris! Aggh! You don’t really think of Paris as having fog issues do you? We made up some time and landed about 50 minutes later than scheduled so not too bad. Flight itself was fine but we …
Potsdam to Paris to Malaga.
... we didn't reserve our seats early enough so we had to pay the extra money for a nicer open bed. But it was worth it. We had a bed so we were actually able to sleep and slept well we did. We also got to talk to the 3rd Guy in our cabin. A French and Spanish speaking man from ivory coast. Finally we arrived in Madrid at nine in the morning and transferred to another ttrain and now I am here on my way to Malaga. Finally we arrived in Malaga and have a lot more to ...
Further travels in Paris
... Rue to one of the numerous cafes. I order coffees and croissants in remarkably poor French; to which the locals kindly respond. After an hour or so of eating, people watching and connecting to the free WIFI, we head off to the selected arrondissement and our walks for the day. I was given a gift of fifty walks in Paris and each day we follow these cards. Each one has been a wonderful insight into the neighborhood and some quirky, off-beat places ...
Parlez-Vous Francais?
... tried to go out for a bit, but didnt want to pay the ridiculous cover charge, and then just took a taxi home. Great end to a long day though!
This will sum up the night for you: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRZ-jLOr Ffk
We slept in pretty late today, then went up to Sacre Coeur on Montmarte. It sits on a hill overlooking the entire city, and provided us with the best view ...
Paris: La Ville-Lumière
After enjoying the festivities on Queen's Day in Amsterdam, the six of us hopped on a high speed train to Paris. Such a grand city as Paris could take a week to adequately see, but we crammed in as much as we could in three days and I came away fulfilled.
Our family friend (she's so much more than that to us though to be honest), Kathy, is a language teacher and knows French. It just so happens that she had ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsWelcome Hotel Paris
“ Welcome to Paris ”
Reviewed Nov 19, 2007
We stayed in the Welcome Hotel in St. Germain, Paris in November 2007 on the recommendation of a friend who'd stayed here a few years back. The hotel is right on the corner of Rue St. Germain and Rue de Seine though the entrance is on Rue de Seine. It's very close to several Metro stops. The hotel has a variety of room types, doubles, twins and singles most with either a tub or shower. Ours had a small shower in the corner of the small bathroom. Rooms are not large but adequate. The elevator is the smallest one ever, room for two people standing behind each other but if you have a large suitcase it will only fit one.
We didn't have breakfast in the hotel because there are lots of cafes and bakeries in the area. The restaurant right beside the hotel is good and walking back towards the Seine, you'll find lots of places to eat.
There's no air conditioning so it might be quite warm in summer. Noisy outside on Bl. St. Germain but closed windows were ok to keep the edge off the noise. Rates were pretty reasonable, about 100 euros for a double/twin or a bit more for a slightly larger room. I'd recommend it for it's location and value. Hotel room was clean and the staff were good. Some rooms are accessed by a couple of steps so ask if you have mobility issues.
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