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Hotel in Paris for a young family

  • 26-09-2017 1:21pm
    #1
    Nettle Soup
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    Hi,

    Can anyone recommend a nice hotel in Paris for 2 adults and 2 children (13 & 7)?

    We plan to go there in early December for 5 nights.


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  • #2
    anne burnell
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 279 ✭✭anne burnell


    Sometimes cheaper to stay in Disneyland Paris. And travel into Paris on the train bout 40 mins . And your stay in Disney includes passes to the park


  • #3
    Nettle Soup
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    anne burnell wrote: »
    Sometimes cheaper to stay in Disneyland Paris. And travel into Paris on the train bout 40 mins . And your stay in Disney includes passes to the park

    Would the park be any good in December?
    Cold and wet possibly.


  • #4
    mfceiling
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    http://m.excelsior-paris-hotel.com/en/

    I stayed here last year with my 3 kids and it was nice. Not the fanciest in the world but very nice and helpful. Let us leave our bags there all day and weren't too strict on our check out time.


  • #5
    Tzardine
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    anne burnell wrote: »
    Sometimes cheaper to stay in Disneyland Paris. And travel into Paris on the train bout 40 mins . And your stay in Disney includes passes to the park

    +1 on this. We were passing through Paris for a few days and stayed at the Explorers Hotel in Disney. It is pirate based and designed for kids. Disney stuff everywhere and a pool etc. (We have no kids but got the room for about €75 a night so gave it a go). Park tickets not included, but you get a discount if I remember right.

    Free shuttle bus to the train station and then about a 35 min ride to Paris.

    TBH having stayed in Paris city centre before, the hotels are tiny and nothing special, unless you want to spend mad money.


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