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Paris

  • 14-03-2010 8:00pm
    #1
    [Deleted User]
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    Me and my girlfriend are thinking of going to Paris for a weekend in April/May and was thinking if we stayed in Paris city centre and wanted to go to Disneyland for a day or two where would be good to stay that isn't too far from the city centre itself?
    Anyone have any recommendations on accommodation?


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  • #2
    Parisbynumbers
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    Suggest you stay in an apartment in the city centre for flexibility and to enjoy the city and not just the suburbs and Eurodisney. You can take the RER A train from several stations in central Paris and depending on which one you will be at the front gates of Eurodisney in less than 35 to 45 minutes. Stations are Etoile, Auber/Opera, Chatelet, Gare de Lyon and Nation. Rgds, Parisbynumbers


  • #3
    anomalous
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    i recently stayed at st christophers inn its a hostel and i would highly recommend it - its got a bar downstairs and it is always pretty lively i know you can get couples rooms for just the two of ye but i know a hostel isnt for everyone i was with a friend not my OH so suited us fine :D

    i would really recommend the fat tire bike tour they have a variety of them and we did the day and night one - the day tour had lots more info and brought you all over paris but the night tour was amazing it was my favorite the city is fabulous by night and you get to see a whole new side of the city you wouldn't have seen otherwise cycling around the Louvre was the highlight the night tour also includes a cruise on the Seine which was great they cracked open some red wine and it was good fun cycling back - its also a real rush cycling through the traffic

    http://fattirebiketours.com/paris

    we also went to disney land and it was a really good day :cool:


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