Cheap hotels in Paris for students?

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Cheap hotels in Paris for students?

Answer 1

We paid £101.16 for 1 room/4 nights at the Premier Class in Bussy St George. I'ts a 45 train ride into the centre of Paris, but is only 10 minutes away from Disneyland Paris. It's very basic, but you spend all day sightseeing anyway.

Answer 2

http://hotelscombined.freesearch123.com

Answer 3

I stayed at a cheap hostel when I was there for less than that. Also, you can check here for cheap hostels and cheap hotels that are nice:



http://www.hotelscombined.com?a_aid=781bc64c

Answer 4

At current exchange rates (which change every day) £25 is about 31€.



My favorite little hotel, the St. Andre des Arts, which is in in almost the exact geographic center of Paris in an area that is very lively and filled with cafes, bars, restaurants and shops, has four person rooms for 124€ which includes breakfast and all taxes. http://www.france-hotel-guide.com/h75006saintandredesarts.htm



The Hotel des Allies, also very well located not far from the Luxembourg Gardens and the Sorbonne has doubles for as little as 55€ and some triples for 88€. However, no breakfast is included and shower facilites are shared in some rooms. http://www.alliesparishotel.com/



The Hôtel Tiquetonne, on the right Bank at 6 rue Tiquetonne, is a well known cheap sleep, with doubles for 50€. They have no internet presence so you have to call or fax for reservations. Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone]



The Auberge Internationale des Jeunes is a hostel, not quite so well located but not that far from the center either. Dorm rooms with breakfast included are as little as 14€ a night per person. http://www.aijparis.com/framea.htm

Answer 5

I went to Paris last october on a budget, 4 of us stayed in one room (two singles and a double bed) it was £99 a night so worked out £25 each. It was pretty basic but definatley clean and tidy and friendly staff. It was called Paris-Rome and was on Rue de Provence in the 9th Arr. We booked through easyjet.com but the hotel bit, but i've looked and i don't think they still have it on. It's very central but an all day train ticket was about a euro and the trains run about every 3 minutes!

Answer 6

You have the formula one hotels, they work out at about 46Euros per room, so if 2 are staying in each room, you can afford it.

Depends where you are doing your uni course, choose the nearest one from that list: http://www.hotelformule1.com/gb/reservation/liste_hotels.shtml

Answer 7

try this site, i've booked with them before and as long as you go by rating they're pretty much ok. Just make sure you get in a good area in Paris as some areas are rough.

Answer 8

You don't say how long you will be staying and if you don't book a long time ahead it may difficult to stay many consecutive nights in a hotel, especially as a large group, so I'll add another address to Rillifane's list in case you need it: http://www.cisp.fr/cisp/index.asp?ln=us



This place has two accomodation centers in Paris near convenient métro lines and I know it's clean and safe (+ you can have your other meals there). If you all stay in the room for 8, it's 19.30 € a night including breakfast but there is no private bathroom. If you prefer two 4-person rooms with private bathrooms (at the Maurice Ravel center), then it's 26.60 € a night including breakfast.



You could also consider renting a furnished apartment for 1,700 €/week or 7,200 €/month maximum (= 30 € a night per person). Here is one in the Bastille district with 8 beds for only 980 €/week: http://www.homelidays.com/paris-11-bastille/apartment-flat61048en1.htm

Answer 9

The site I always check out for deals on accommodation is



http://www.uknetguide.co.uk/Travel/Hotel-Deals/Paris/



Jen

Answer 10

I think you might need to add to the budget a little. I live in Nanterre (a Parisian suberb about 10 mins on the train from paris) and the cheapest hotels here are 40 pounds.

Answer 11

eeww i wouldnt be going to paris, havent you watched the new film "taken" ?

Answer 12

FRANCE!!!!



LOL!!!