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Types of AccommodationFrom: Where to Stay in Paris
ABOVE: A 4-star hotel on the Place des Pyramides. Hotels
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Like other big European cities, Paris has vast numbers of hotels that range from tiny one- or two-star pensions to luxury palaces and modern chain properties. We recommend checking the Paris hotel listings at our affiliate partner, Booking.com, which is Europe's leading reservations service. Notes:
HostelsHostels have come a long way since the days when most "youth hostels" consisted of large dormitories with bunk beds, communal bathrooms, and strict rules (including a requirement that hostelers leave the premises during the day). Many of today's hostels have double or quad rooms, modern conveniences, and friendly service at competitive rates. What's more, a growing number of hostels welcome families or grey-haired travelers who enjoy a social atmosphere and the company of fellow foreigners. For hostel listings, see Booking.com: Paris Hostels. Vacation apartments
Rates for a one-bedroom apartment are comparable to what you'd pay for a double room at a midrange hotel, you can eat in at breakfast or when you're too tired to spend the evening at a restaurant, and you can enjoy the illusion that you're living (however briefly) in Paris. For hundreds of detailed listings with photos and reviews by paying guests, see: Booking.com is our affiliate partner, and we receive a small percentage of the rental fees. (It's worth noting that, unlike its major rivals, Booking.com does not add a hefty "service fee" to the rental rate.) Other things to know about short-term rentals:
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