Has anyone stayed at Hotel Dacia Luxembourg? I am looking for inexpensive but nice places to stay at. I will be there for 5 nights at the end of March. I have looked at hotel websites in Marais, 5th, 6th, and 7th sections and have driven myself crazy. This will be my first trip to Paris. Any suggestions for this hotel or others in Marais, Latin Quarter, Invalides, or Saint Germaine areas?
Any information will be appreciated. Thank you
Posted by
Orangeville, ON, Canada
9 posts
I have not stayed at that hotel, however, we are staying in May at the Tourisme Hotel near the eiffel tower. Rates are good, and nice review on TripAdvisor. http://www.hotel-paris-tourism.com/
Posted by
Atlanta
3262 posts
Hi Judy, We used Parishotels.com to book Hôtel Jeanne d'Arc located in the Marais. We really liked the location of the hotel, the staff was helpful, and the room was small but comfortable. It was a good value for Paris at 89 Euro per night.
Posted by
Land of La
9235 posts
I like the Hotel Muget in the 7th arrondisment.
Posted by
Marietta, Georgia
157 posts
I also like Hotel Muguet or Hotel des Grandes Ecoles in the 5 th
Posted by
TX
515 posts
After reading lots of info on this site and others, the next time I'm in Paris, I will book an apartment. Can hardly wait.
Posted by
Atlanta
3262 posts
I agree with Jim--Hotel des Grandes Ecoles is a good choice as well!
Posted by
OP
palm beach gardens, FL, USA
8 posts
Thank you for your responses. Which neighborhood has the best inexpensive cafes? Rue Cler or Marais? Or Saint Germaine?
Posted by
Bay Area
3551 posts
I like rue cler area and Hotel Kensington.
walk to alot of Paris' highlights. St Germaine is pricey area. Follow RS suggestions for cafes to eat at. Nothing is cheap except grocery food. But now dollar is strong there is great values compared to last yr.
Posted by
Franklin, WI, USA
11 posts
I was in Paris last summer and stayed in the 7th area. It was a nice area for our first time, but from now on I will stay in an apartment. The rooms in hotels are sooo small and staying in an apartment especially for 5 days will be much more comfortable. This way you may eat their too. Our hotel would not allow any food in the room. The little food stores in the neighborhoods are really reasonable with great selections and wine. Try vacationinparis.com and VRBO.