The first tour to Paris was with a travel agency. As usual, we checked into the hotel in the afternoon, without any problems. The leader of the trip solved all the questions. The hotel is 30-40 minutes drive from the center, but this did not bother us, because. the tour was by bus, so after breakfast we were taken and forward on excursions, and brought in the evening.
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The first tour to Paris was with a travel agency. As usual, we checked into the hotel in the afternoon, without any problems. The leader of the trip solved all the questions. The hotel is 30-40 minutes drive from the center, but this did not bother us, because. the tour was by bus, so after breakfast we were taken and forward on excursions, and brought in the evening.
The hotel has a restaurant, a bar, a large parking lot for cars (later it came in handy for us).
Nearby there is a McDonald's supermarket, there was not much time to explore the surroundings.
The hotel rooms are spacious, but half of them overlook the courtyard, this has its drawbacks: it is impossible to ventilate the room, there is no fresh air, because. the courtyard is glazed from above. We had this number for the first time.
Breakfast is not very varied: all sorts of buns, croissants, jams, cheese, butter, tea, juices, coffee, nothing special.
The staff speaks French, sometimes English, but as we later found out when visiting Paris, they generally prefer to speak only in their own language.
The hotel has a restaurant, a bar, a large parking lot for cars (later it came in handy for us).
Nearby there is a McDonald's supermarket, there was not much time to explore the surroundings.
The hotel rooms are spacious, but half of them overlook the courtyard, this has its drawbacks: it is impossible to ventilate the room, there is no fresh air, because. the courtyard is glazed from above. We had this number for the first time.
Breakfast is not very varied: all sorts of buns, croissants, jams, cheese, butter, tea, juices, coffee, nothing special.
The staff speaks French, sometimes English, but as we later found out when visiting Paris, they generally prefer to speak only in their own language.
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