Paris- where to stay?

edtheblue

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Anyone have knowledge of Paris,areas to stay avoid,ones with good selection of bars and close to metro link.
Hotels too.
Booked flights from Doncaster direct to Paris on the Tuesday,went Paris in the World Cup in 98,but can't remember any of the areas,cheers
 
Staying just west of gare du nord (handy for eurostar/train from CDG) Also roughly mid way between Pigalle and Grands boulevards which both have bars/clubs/places to get cheap bite to eat.
have stayed near bastille in past which also has plenty bars, as does oberkampf (may have spelt that wrong )
 
Staying at hotel d'amiens near Parc du nord train station.

2 star but who cares. Only me and my mate. We from Langley so be like a palace to us

would like to know where all planning on going or tips on bars that don't take the piss price wise.

We arrive Tuesday afternoon. Home Thursday
 
Staying at hotel d'amiens near Parc du nord train station.

2 star but who cares. Only me and my mate. We from Langley so be like a palace to us

would like to know where all planning on going or tips on bars that don't take the piss price wise.

We arrive Tuesday afternoon. Home Thursday
We'll be quite close to you as our hotel is about ten minutes from the Gare du Nord, 17 blues will be there
 
Hey,

Quick answer as Paris is my city. As long as you don't go in the suburbs (and I don't see why you would go there) it's fine, just avoid the north of Paris and the Champs-Elysées between 0:00 and 5:00am. Some PSG mob usually hang on game day around Bastille, however they usually don't attack scarfers and normal fans so it's safe to go and there's many good bars. Good places to have drinks can also be found on Chatelet and Odéon/St-Michel, that's usually where away fans go. You won't have problem to move in the city by subway, it's very well served and subway stations can be found almost everywhere; just remember it close around 1am on week days. Single ride tickets cost 1,80€, but there are many other tickets such as daily ticket which cost around 7-8€. All this can be bought in the subway station directly on automatic machine, you can set english language. Parc des Princes subway stations are on lines number 9 (Porte de St-Cloud or Exelmans) or 10 (Porte d'Auteuil); atmosphere in the stadium will be shit as there is only clowns and picnic fans going now.

Have a good trip
 
staying next to gare du nord purely for easiness
hotels were all around the same price but fed up trecking around strange cities lol
 

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