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Paris in February?

jenheartsrob Posted:

Paris in February?

Is $775 for 6 nights at a 1 bedroom in Paris in February a good deal? The place looks nice and is 20 min walk to Paris and Eurodisney.... do you think I could do better or find something with airfare or some sort of all inclusive for a better deal? Where did you stay when you went to Paris? Royal Regency
lizzyb33 Posted:

Re: Paris in February?

That sounds like a pretty good deal- I have never heard of an all inclusive in Paris, so that might be hard to find.

We visiting at the end of January and stayed in this cute little boutique hotel. (http://www.carondebeaumarchais.com/)

It is in a great neighborhood with lots of restaurants and close to everything. The rooms are small, but most rooms in Paris are small. We really felt like we were living like Parisians! I think for 6 nights it came to $600 or $700
JPC1125 Posted:

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I think that sounds fabulous!

Paris in wintertime would be wonderfully romantic I imagine- snuggling close while walking the Champs D'Elysee, stopping in a cafe for some hot chocolate, the Eiffel Tower view without any trees to block it


Can I go too?
sr081906 Posted:

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Posted by JPC1125

I think that sounds fabulous!

Paris in wintertime would be wonderfully romantic I imagine- snuggling close while walking the Champs D'Elysee, stopping in a cafe for some hot chocolate, the Eiffel Tower view without any trees to block it


Can I go too?



Snuggling is the word. It's the clodest month of the year. That's why it's super cheap.

No offence. I am from there. Bring your coats, hats, gloves, etc... No seating outside at the cafe.

Vincennes is in the very south part of Paris. You will have to use the subway to go to the center.
HearzBellz Posted:

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Posted by sr081906


Posted by JPC1125

I think that sounds fabulous!

Paris in wintertime would be wonderfully romantic I imagine- snuggling close while walking the Champs D'Elysee, stopping in a cafe for some hot chocolate, the Eiffel Tower view without any trees to block it


Can I go too?



Snuggling is the word. It's the clodest month of the year. That's why it's super cheap.

No offence. I am from there. Bring your coats, hats, gloves, etc... No seating outside at the cafe.

Vincennes is in the very south part of Paris. You will have to use the subway to go to the center.



I agree, but the good thing is (as I have found when I go to London and Dublin as well that time of year) is that it is not over crowded with tourists. There is a lot more that can be accomplished when the streets and the metro are not filled, and also if you are planning on doing any sightseeing, like the Louvre or the Eiffel tower, for example, there will most likely be less of a wait.

But definitely bring warm clothes & layer, layer layer!

Have fun!
sr081906 Posted:

Re: Paris in February?


Posted by HearzBellz


Posted by sr081906


Posted by JPC1125

I think that sounds fabulous!

Paris in wintertime would be wonderfully romantic I imagine- snuggling close while walking the Champs D'Elysee, stopping in a cafe for some hot chocolate, the Eiffel Tower view without any trees to block it


Can I go too?



Snuggling is the word. It's the clodest month of the year. That's why it's super cheap.

No offence. I am from there. Bring your coats, hats, gloves, etc... No seating outside at the cafe.

Vincennes is in the very south part of Paris. You will have to use the subway to go to the center.



I agree, but the good thing is (as I have found when I go to London and Dublin as well that time of year) is that it is not over crowded with tourists. There is a lot more that can be accomplished when the streets and the metro are not filled, and also if you are planning on doing any sightseeing, like the Louvre or the Eiffel tower, for example, there will most likely be less of a wait.

But definitely bring warm clothes & layer, layer layer!

Have fun!



yes, it's just the working crowd.
jenheartsrob Posted:

Re: Paris in February?

Would end of March or beginning of April be better there?

Anyone know of the KK Cayre?
sr081906 Posted:

Re: Paris in February?


Posted by jenheartsrob

Would end of March or beginning of April be better there?

Anyone know of the KK Cayre?



March and April are notorious for major rain.
jax1023 Posted:

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I went to Paris in February, Its definitly cold, but once your inside the museums or whatever you don't notice. It's lovely in the snow too.

Europe doesn't really do all inclusive. That sounds like a good price. Is it near a Metro stop? Cause you proabaly wont want to walk if it isnt.

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