We are having a difficult time getting reservations for the week of November 5th. Have been told by several hotels it is a "very busy week." Any ideas why? Have started checked elsewhere with no luck. Would appreciate any insight. Thanks.
Posted by
Pearland, TX, USA
852 posts
Mary, I certainly have no idea why the 'busy week', but this web site should get you a wonderful stay. The company which conducts this business is located right in NJ, too.
Click on this web site:
http://www.vacationinparis.com/
Bon Voyage !
P.
Posted by
OP
Atlantic City, New Jersey
9 posts
Thank you Perry for the website. We will check it out immediately. Since I posted the question we received another "rejection" stating that "there were many expositions" during that week and would be a shortage of rooms. Hope to find one with your info. Thanks.
Posted by
New Paltz, NY
9099 posts
That time of year is when the fall fashion shows are occurring in Paris; and as you discovered it fills up most of the hotels. About four years ago I was traveling through Europe and figured I could arrive in Paris that time of year without reservations. The only reasonably priced hotel the a tourist office could get me was one of the resort hotels at Disneyland Paris. So I made the best the situation and had a fun time at Disneyland and Paris. DL is located on an RER line and the station is right next to Cinderella's Castle.
Posted by
Ottawa, Canada
4555 posts
Check www.accorhotels.com. They're a huge chain across Europe (and the world) with 156 hotels in Paris...more in surrounding areas. A quick check for the week of 5 November shows several available. Their bottom-line hotel with ensuites is Etap, while the next up the comfort chain is Ibis. Both are budget hotels with clean, comfortable rooms.
Posted by
saint clair shores, michigan, usa
2 posts
If your stay is for a week look into renting a apartment.I was in Paris in May and rented the same place for the second time,in the Marais ;close to Notre-Dame,Pompidou center,church St. Eustache.I really enjoy the apartment over the hotels. Cheaper and you can enjoy eating in after a busy day.