Six of us are visiting Paris for a weekend, maybe in June, and we%26#39;re wondering if it would be more cost effective to book an apartment rather than a hotel. We%26#39;d want something central and it must be clean. Any ideas?
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As an apartment owner, I%26#39;d suggest that you might have trouble finding an apartment for just a weekend. It%26#39;s really not economically convenient for an owner to rent for just 2 days.
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Try the citadine apartments at various locations in paris - you cna book those by the day and it is a bit like an hotel as has reception etc. I am going to Paris in June and originally considered getting an apartment and getting for short stay didn%26#39;t seem to be a problem.
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an excellent website is www.homelidays.com
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Perhaps you can keep an eye out for somebody with a timeshare who%26#39;s willing to sublet.
Maybe even getting an apartment for a whole week and only actually being there for a weekend might be cost effective.
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Check craigslist.org Paris apartments...
There may be some options there.
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Hello Cakes
The Golden Tulip St Honore (Modern hotel with spa near Arc de Triomphe) has a 2 bed apartment at 268 GBP per night in June. Sounds a lot but divided between 6 is not so bad for the facilities. I%26#39;d try and go for 3 nights if you can!
Description of the 2 bed apartment
Two king beds or four twin beds in two bedrooms. Double sofa bed in separate living room. Individually decorated. Floor-to-ceiling windows. Rose-marble bathroom with bathrobes, makeup mirror, separate toilet room, bidet, shower/bathtub combination. Kitchenette with refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave. Some suites with balcony or terrace. Minibar, dial-up Internet access (surcharge).
Doing an internet search for it might find you a cheaper rate.
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