Hotels advice Paris, CDG-VCE/ORY-VCE
Oct 3, 2011, 3:39 pm
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Hotels advice Paris, CDG-VCE/ORY-VCE
Hey hey FTers!!
Please help me with this one.
What are some hotels in Paris that are inexpensive, nice, and can fit 4 people in one room (two adults two children). 2 Doubles beds would be good.
I used to work at Hilton, and I truly miss my TMTP rates.
Also, when I go to italy, what is the cheapest way. We'll have 4 checked bags (1 for each of us)
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Please help me with this one.
What are some hotels in Paris that are inexpensive, nice, and can fit 4 people in one room (two adults two children). 2 Doubles beds would be good.
I used to work at Hilton, and I truly miss my TMTP rates.
Also, when I go to italy, what is the cheapest way. We'll have 4 checked bags (1 for each of us)
????
Oct 7, 2011, 5:33 am
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Posts: 59
Yep, it might be a pain to find a quadruple room in Paris although they do exist. Inexpensive might mean different things to different people, but here are some reasonably priced mid-range hotels with quads:
Hotel Taylor, in the Republique area: http://paris-hotel-taylor.com/
Hotel Choiseul Opera: http://hotelchoiseuloperaparis.com/
Hotel Ascot Opera: http://ascotparishotel.com/
As for getting to Italy, I would fly. I took the train once, and it was quite an adventure, but flying is more comfortable, faster and probably cheaper.
These are the budget airlines I usually check for European destinations:
easyJet: http://www.easyjet.com/
Ryanair: http://www.ryanair.com/
Wizz Air: http://wizzair.com/
Air Berlin: http://www.airberlin.com/
Make sure to comply with the bag size and numbers, it's taken very seriously.
Hotel Taylor, in the Republique area: http://paris-hotel-taylor.com/
Hotel Choiseul Opera: http://hotelchoiseuloperaparis.com/
Hotel Ascot Opera: http://ascotparishotel.com/
As for getting to Italy, I would fly. I took the train once, and it was quite an adventure, but flying is more comfortable, faster and probably cheaper.
These are the budget airlines I usually check for European destinations:
easyJet: http://www.easyjet.com/
Ryanair: http://www.ryanair.com/
Wizz Air: http://wizzair.com/
Air Berlin: http://www.airberlin.com/
Make sure to comply with the bag size and numbers, it's taken very seriously.
