Accommodation in Paris

[*cath*]

I've just booked tickets to go and see a gig at Le Zenith in Paris.
Will probably stay for a few nights. It's in February.
Any recommendations on accommodation? I'm not sure what areas to avoid.
We'd probably like either a nive family room or apartment/suite

Thanks

[scojos]

Avoid nanterre.
Lived there for a year... slightly rough to put it mildly...

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Originally Posted by scojos

Avoid nanterre.
Lived there for a year... slightly rough to put it mildly...

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Thanks for that. It's probably a bit far out for us anyway. POssibly looking for somewhere not too far from the arena?

[the_lemms]

Hi

We stayed here -> hotelelixir/en/rooms.html In Feb, its not close to the Zenith but was a great hotel for the price. Location was great for getting around Paris on foot but the sub way station was at the end of the end 2 minutes away.

We also stayed here - > hotelsaintpaulparis/ this is over the river but a nice area, just a short walk from lots of nice places near the river to eat and drink (opposite Notre Dame)

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Originally Posted by the_lemms

Hi

We stayed here -> hotelelixir/en/rooms.html In Feb, its not close to the Zenith but was a great hotel for the price. Location was great for getting around Paris on foot but the sub way station was at the end of the end 2 minutes away.

We also stayed here - > hotelsaintpaulparis/ this is over the river but a nice area, just a short walk from lots of nice places near the river to eat and drink (opposite Notre Dame)

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Thanks for that! Will definitely check them out

[the_lemms]

The subway system is so easy to use this opens up more areas for you stay in

[scooby99]

We stayed at Residence Nell apartment hotel.
We had a bedroom, separate living room with kitchen area (fridge, kettle, toaster, microwave, hob, crockery & cutlery), bathroom & a balcony off the living room overlooking the Paris rooftops.
It’s in the Opera/Grands Blvds area within a few minutes walk of 2-3 metro stations, 2 mini supermarkets down the street, numerous cafes & bakeries surrounding it & the oldest chocolate shop in Paris across the street.
Felt like staying in your own Paris apartment.

[daisymae]

We stayed at the Cosy Cadet in rue de Cadet. Lovely aparthotel and down a lovely quaint street with a cafe at the bottom where we used to go at the end of the evening. Metro at top of the road and a nice walk to the Champs Elysee.

[*cath*]

Brilliant. Thanks so much for all the suggestions