Greetings everyone, Any thoughts / experiences on hotels in Paris or Amsterdam? Travel Criteria for Two -Paris: 9/1 - 9/6
-Amsterdam: 9/6 - 9/11 Desired price range: Around or under $250 (200 euros) per night Hotel type: Clean, classic hotel decor is preferred over modern decor - but could be persuaded toward modern Already reserved "Hotel Cortina" in Rome - and "Hotel Palazzo Vitturi" in Venice. Kind Regards
Posted by
St. Louis, MO USA
1976 posts
Hi Visum. How many nights will you be in Amsterdam? If it's at least three, check out the Quentin Arrive Hotel (their minimum-stay requirement is 3 nights). They charge around 90 euros per night for a double room and are only a five-minute walk from Centraal Station. I'm not sure how old the building is, but we had to carry our suitcases up a tight, winding flight of stairs. It doesn't get any more "classic" than that!
Posted by
Bainbridge Island
3287 posts
This is not early to be reserving for those cities in Aug-Sept. In Venice, it is hard to find inexpensive lodging. However,
Pensione Gueratto is highly favored here. Nice old building (everything in Venice is old on the outside) with classic decor, on a canal. http://www.pensioneguerrato.it/default.asp Their double room w/o ensuite bath are 95 euros, so within your price range. Ensuite rooms are more (140 euros). This place is very ppopular so it may be fully booked, but you can send an inquiry on the website.
Posted by
washington
837 posts
Ca Dogaresa in Venice and Residenza Cellini in Rome. Go to tripadvisor.com to see more about these places. In Amsterdam, I would suggest 7 Bridges, but it may be out of your price range.
Posted by
OP
Prior Lake
9 posts
For Paris, I'm leaning toward the following hotels (in order of ascending cost)... -Hotel Caron de Beaumarchais -Aviatic Hotel Saint Germain -Hotel Louvre Sainte Anne
-Hotel Saint Jacques Any thoughts / experiences at those hotels - or other recommendations? Not yet sure about Amsterdam hotels - any insight on which borough to stay in for the best art museum, culture, and canal experiences? Kind Regards