Hotel Garden Paris

... seen anything like it, nice. The landscaping around it is equally spectacular - the front yard is one big floral garden with massive fountains, statues (of every Prime Minister of Quebec), native sculptures and scenic vistas. Saint Roch district - This ...

... . Karli, Josselyn, and I hiked with all of our luggage and purchases a good forty-five minutes past the Bastille to our quaint Hotel Garden near Saint Ambroise  church. It was in a rather residential part of town with a park and playground across the ...

... also their spa with modern and clean equipment, their hammam and I got also a sweedish massage that was really top. Hotel Rochester Paris **** - Official Site - Luxury Hotel Paris Champs-Elysees While in Paris, we went to the the restaurant Taillevant, ...

... underwater tunnel! This trip is one of many "firsts" for me.  Bonjour, Paris! Upon arriving and checking into our hotel in Paris (which has a view of the Eiffel Tower), we ventured out into the city. On the way, we stopped in a bakery and ...

... the sweetest old french woman whose little white dog constantly followed her around. And it was a big room with a view of the local garden... perfect. Paris' metro is ok, but the best way to get around is on bikes! For 1 Euro, you can rent a bike from a ...

... that oversea travel is exhusting? After a long sleep, we woke up this morning ready to explore the city of Paris. We left the hotel at 9:20 on foot for Notre Dame cathedral and the lovely stained glass windows of Ste. Chapelle. Both were wonderfully ...

... one thing we both noticed straight away was how vast the city is.  Every site seems to have a huge green garden attached to it, ample opportunities for picnics or throwing a frisbee or just lounging and taking in the scenery.  The ...

... Invalides I plodded on to Hotel des Invalides which is really rather grand and holds the tomb of Napoleon. I sat in the garden which actually manages grass, trees, flowers and a only slightly stagnant looking pond and tried to muster the strength to ...

... Tuesday - JARDIN DU LUXEMBOURG Luxemberg Garden is one of the beautiful garden situated in the Latin Quarter of Paris, and next to the garden, it is the Pantheon. LE PANTHEON The building was originally intended to be a church dedicated ...

... School French Class or something similar. The Garden would no doubt look more impressive during spring but was nonetheless a lovely Garden to visit. There are a large numbers of sculptures scattered throughout the park, many of which are in a classical ...

... de Pres with our initials  carvered on them and the year (which we carved while we sat in the Tulliers garden) and we will drink Verve Clicquot with you Paris at the Palace tonight as we watch you dazzle us with your beauty. We will returen a tout ...

... day today began with our customary crossaint and cafe au lait. Then we walked right across the street from our hotel to the Tuileries Garden, the garden of the Louvre Palace. It was really pretty. There is a carnival set up there, and also large ...

... meandering prowl” from the Louvre to the Arc de Triomphe, we criss-crossed the Jardin des Tuileries (the Tuileries Garden), sitting on the grass, admiring the beautiful landscaping, people-watching, playing on the park playground, and just taking ...

... & headed for one of Paris famous monuments the Arc De Triomphe,  it was only 10mins walk from our hotel. We lagged as I remembered our last trip to Paris 9 years ago, (wow has it really been that long) & we joined other travelers in running ...

... lunch we wandered passed the Bourse de Commerce round building (now stock exchange) and into the old palace and its delightful garden. I sat in a chair like a true Parisian, soaking up the winter son while Barbara and Michael looked at the high class ...

... bought our choices (chocolate- original and chocolate - Venezuelan?) We took our fragile and precious purchases over to the Tuilleries Garden, found chairs in the shade near the pond and enjoyed our delicious macaron's, it was so rich I took small bites ...

... were things like fabric and furniture stores.  I was expecting jewelry and gift items...smaller, tourist friendly things.  The garden, while the plants were nice, there was graffiti and trash everywhere.  We walked about 1/2 way down before ...

... Dame from the front and were taken by surprise by the beauty of its rear view. The walk back to the hotel exhausted us but it was our first day in Paris and we had to keep going. We caught the Paris Métro for the first time from the Luxembourg Station ...

... people lined up, patiently waiting to go into the church. No concerts are available while we’re here, so we walked to the back garden for a look. We could hear a band playing on the bridge, so we went to see if it was the same band that had been ...

... can sit on the bench in the middle of the room and pretend that you are at Giverny with a 360 degree view of Monet's garden in changing light.  Downstairs are wonderful paintings by the top French artists of the early 1900s including Renoir, Cezanne, ...