From about 740 Paris hotels, we present you here a thorough selection, aiming to help you find a hotel that matches your preferences. Our  list from Paris hotels varies from cheap Paris hotels to luxurious suites. Moreover, we present you detailed travel information about your city break in Paris!

Tourist Guide Paris

The city of Light is one the most extraordinary cities in the world, provoking you to choose your Paris hotel and live a without precedent experience. Hence, during your city break to Paris you will discover the world's most elegant, chic, artistic and culture oriented center. One of the “must visit” attractions of the city is the world famous Eiffel Tower, which comprises Paris’ landmark as well. Once there it is suggested that you get on the top of the Tower and admire the fascinating Parisian view. The village of Montmartre should be your next stop. Its cozy cafes and street artists will certainly amaze you. Moreover, do not forget to visit the unique Cathedral of Sacré-Coeur that adorns the area. The other unique cathedral of Paris is the beautiful cathedral of Notre Dam. Do not miss it! Additionally, Paris offers a wide variety of cultural events. The Louvre Museum for instance, is certainly a place that you must visit, as it hosts some of the most famous paintings in the world, such as Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo. The postmodern art center of Pompidou should be also among your first choices. Last stop of your site seeing should be the famous Arc de Triomphe and Champs Elysées. Ask your hotel in Paris for a tourist guide!

Lifestyle Paris

Your shopping to Paris should start at Champs Elysées, which is the main commercial street of the city with superb shops of all kind. Paris is one of the leading cities in the world of luxuries and fashion and besides Champs Elysées there are many markets and commercial centers ready to fulfill all your requirements. Among the most famous markets are the great flea markets at the ancient gates of the city  (porte de Vanves or Saint-Ouen). Finally, as the night falls the unique Parisian Cafés and restaurants, the romantic settings and the fabulous clubs promise you some unforgettable moments. Parisian nightlife no longer lags behind London or Berlin. Paris counts numerous bars and clubs, all open later than those of London or Berlin. Bars close either at 2a (the vast majority of them) or 4a, whereas clubs close at 6a. Some are opened extra late until noon on the weekend. Aperitif starts at 7p-8p; dinner, at 9:30p-10p; bars fill up around Midnight until 2a; then, people head to the clubs at around 1:30-2a. The most vibrant neighborhoods include Bastille, Rue de Lappe, Rue de Charonne, and Rue de la Roquette, where you will find countless bars. Moreover, Paris has a flourishing club culture, with numerous places hopping and DJs in action all through the night. The hippest DJs play in Paris, like Bob Sinclar, Jeff Cortez and Dan Marciano at Queen on the Champs-Élysees.

Transportation

The capital of France has a very well organized system of public transport. Its metro system runs daily from 5:30 am until 12:30 am, covering nearly all the city, including its suburbs. Therefore, metro is the easiest way to get around Paris. Maps of the city are available at all metro stations and tickets can also be purchased there, always before boarding. Buses are another means of public transport that could be used and they run daily from 6:30 am until 8:30 pm. Last but not least, a special tourist bus, locally known as Balabus, operates on Sundays and during holidays, passing through the main tourist sites of the city.