Hotel Odeon Paris

... , to Paris. Taxis cut us off left and right. We finally arrived at our hotel. Or so we thought. We were dropped off at the Hotel Odeon. Seemed right. The desk clerk goes, "No, thees ees not a good 'otel for you." Huh? We thought that they didn't have ...

... nbsp;However, the overwhelming advantage to the hotel was the location. I’ve tried, but I cannot find a better-located hotel in all of Paris - at any price. It was close to EVERYTHING. It can be tedious traveling with a group because a group ...

... no Boulevard St. Germain. As meninas tomaram cha e os meninos expresso.  Já passava da meia noite e resolvemos voltar ao hotel definitivamente.  Amanha combinamos de nos encontrar as 9hs para irmos tomar café.  Sera o segundo e ultimo dia ...

...  So she had contacted our pastor in Bordeaux, who then put her in touch with Daniel and Cindy Harper who organize things in Paris. Then when she learned the date I would be in Paris, she took an overnight coach from London to Paris with her son, ...

... like it would be in a museum...you can find it all in a cemetery... on such cheerful note - cemeteries and tombstones - I'll leave this Paris blog... we would return to Paris in a week for a few more days, but in my next blog we would make a journey down ...

... , and great to see tropical, salt water fish in their natural habitat. Then that evening I caught my flight from Mauritius to Paris, and spent yesterday walking around the St. Germain area, and the Montmartre area. I had a great lunch in a little ...

... take the long way back to the hotel.  We took line 13, Invalides to Duroc, switched to line 10 to Odeon and walked the rest of the way to the hotel.  By this time it was no problem checking in as it was mid afternoon.  We got into our room ...

... , we headed to Odeon, the rain was drizzling and I like this atmosphere - which is the most suitable to Paris. In Rue de l'Odeon, my companion wanted to visit my famous hair style salon, Jacques Dessange. It's expensive but it's worth the ...

... of the mass aswell.. Richard wrights home- we took a subway to Richards house. He was an African American writer.. and lived in paris. Odeon- came across this nice so called odean. We stopped for lunch at a nice café, and had paninis.. Les catacombs ( ...

Yes, took this Friday to walk a bit more around the city and try to discover interesting places. The starting point was the St. Louis island, smaller sister of the Ile de la Cité. There was actually nothing interesting to see there, exception made to a ...

... leather barrel seats. The walls are paneled in a rich wood, lined with books. This area is, of course, the literary center of Paris. So, I suppose it was appropriate that I sat and wrote in my travel journal. I like the French way of life in the ...

... the abbreviated text. I hope to expand on it one day: Wonderful breakfast at Cafe Cassette. Break at L'Entrecote de Paris right off the Champs Elysees--drinks and frites. Petit Palais, Grand Palais--Marie Antoinette Exhibit (opened Mar 15), Arc ...

... . DH had been wanting to eat at one of the Greek places since we saw them all in the Latin Quarter on our first trip to Paris. So I finally relented and we had lunch at a Greek place. We shared a plate of some sort of meat (chicken I think) with flat ...

... left for the conference. I then went on a mad search for a crepe. It just sounded so good. There is a crepe place very near the hotel, but there was no place to sit. I thought surely there would be a sit down crepe place around. I walked and walked, by ...