Paris Hilton Hotel

... action)...in Tijuana). Then it's onto LA, home of Venice Beach, Disneyland, Universal Studios, Hollywood, Beverly Hills and of course Paris (Hilton). Then we inhale the smorgasbord of sin, Las Vegas (with a day trip to the Grand Canyon and NOT the ...

... into a taxi. Our driver spoke only French but understood where we were going, which was the The Arc de Triomphe Hilton Hotel. The hotel was gorgeous! Not to undermine our quaint little Hilton in Basingstoke, but this is what you would imagine your ...

... almost worked to offset expenses (dining was way more expensive - story to that effect in another post).  One thing about this Paris Hilton: it's full of Americans.  I'm so not joking. Rude ones, at that.  An example; the espresso ...

... meet Ana in Paris between 1:30-2:30 at the train station. If I wasn’t there, then we were supposed to meet at the Hilton hotel (thanks Dad) which was next to the airport at 5 P.M. I immediately went through customs when I got off the flight. No ...

We dropped the Newvilles off at Orly airfield to catch a flight back to London. We stayed at the Hilton hotel at the airport and was able to visit the mockup of the Concorde SST (which I was fortunate enough to fly on about ten years ...

... racked up the Hilton points so with a phone call he was able to book us a room and we left the airport in route for the Hilton Paris La Defense! Research told me that the train was the cheapest and fastest way to get into the city. We headed down to the ...

We got to the Hilton Arc de Triomphe.  Very nice hotel.  The drive to it was a challenge, though.  Once we left the cemetery, we went through Paris on one of the major thoroughfares and discovered, we think, that in Paris traffic circles ...

... audio tour. there were too many people and it was not fun, but it was big and interesting to see. then back to hilton paris and to play WII in the hotel family lounge, my favorite. Last Day- It rained a lot so I got to play video games. Then we ate and ...

We spent the day driving, retracing pretty much our entire itinerary back to the Paris Airport Hilton.  It was a long drive, made much longer by the delays at the toll booths and stopping to try to get to an ATM to get some additional cash since the ...

... the plane.  We arrived in Paris and long behold, my bag was not there. We made the claim with the airport and went to the Hilton Arc De Triomphe. I was given a number to call, but they were closed when we got to the hotel.  We walked to the Arc ...

These are photos from my walk to Parc Monceau  or Park Monceau which is walking distance from the Hilton Arc de Triomphe Paris Hotel. I spent days there jogging or walking when I was a student living there in Paris. ...

The hotel is named Hilton Arc de Triomphe because it is walking distance to this famous monument. These are some photos from the Arc de Triomphe, Champs Elyees, and Palais Decouverte. ...

... our 25th anniversary in grand style and with any luck we will be celebrating many more to come, maybe not all in Paris but certainly a few.  Continental Airlines business class is a shade below Virgin or BA but the staff is very accommodating and ...

... to a fancy restaurant. I had filet de boeuf. It was good, but not as good as our Black Angus! The desserts are amazing in Paris though! I had a tart this time. We had walked to the restaurant and coming back we caught the tower blinking. It is lit up at ...

... managers, an arduous four story climb to our room and intoxicating paint smells - other than these things, just like the Hilton. The hotel was in Monmartre - Devorah insisted that we stay there because that is where the Moulin Rouge is and she liked the ...

... affair with Paris started when I was in high school. I began studying French during my sophomore year. I went to live in Paris after I graduated from college and received my B.A. in French Language and Culture. These photos are from where I lived as a ...

... our room to be prepared.  We walked to the Arc de Triomphe, toured around the base and then walked up many, many flights of stairs to get to the top...Incredible vews of Paris, WOW!  Check out the pictures we took from both the base and the ...

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... the tower for the first time. Romance it is, you will experience this when you get off the tourist tracks and really see Paris for what it is. Le Reminet, the only restaurant I would actually compare Aria to. It was FANTASTIC!! After conversion rates it ...

Early Morning, We boarded the train - EuroRail. This is faster, easier, and more comfortable than flying. When we arrived in Paris, the Arc de Triumph was our first stop. We purchased the ticket to the top! You can walk or take the elevator.....The ...