I would like to help you find your Paris hotel.
I love recommending Paris hotels to friends. It makes my day when people tell me they loved the gem of a Paris hotel that I discovered.
Showing posts with label Hotels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hotels. Show all posts
Annie's Guide to Booking the Perfect Paris Hotel
There are thousands of hotels in Paris, and everyone on the internet has advice on where you should stay. Finding the perfect hotel for you can be time consuming and confusing.
I wrote this guide to streamline the process of selecting and booking a Paris hotel, so that you can focus on getting excited for your trip!
Why I Shop at Trader Joe's Before I Travel
You may be surprised to hear that I hit Trader's just before I travel overseas. I love to load up on goodies to take on my trip.
Come with me on my travel haul before my international trip!
Tips for Picking the Perfect Hotel
Let's pretend.
You and a friend would like to go on a trip. You know where you want to go, but have no idea where to stay. You don't want to spend a fortune, but you want to stay in a picturesque, quaint, immaculate, comfortable hotel in a safe area of the city, walking distance to the major sites.
You email everyone you know who has been to your destination. You ask them for hotel recommendations. You ask them why they liked or didn't like their hotel. You ask them for names of good tour guides and suggestions for fun things to do and great places to eat.
Your friends (and your friends' friends) send you tons of great recommendations for places to stay, places to avoid, and things to do.
You book a hotel based on these recommendations. You and your friend arrive to find the perfect hotel in the perfect location. The pillows are soft, the water pressure is hard, the breakfast is free, and the rate is in your price range.
Fantasy? Mais non, mon cheri.
You and a friend would like to go on a trip. You know where you want to go, but have no idea where to stay. You don't want to spend a fortune, but you want to stay in a picturesque, quaint, immaculate, comfortable hotel in a safe area of the city, walking distance to the major sites.
You email everyone you know who has been to your destination. You ask them for hotel recommendations. You ask them why they liked or didn't like their hotel. You ask them for names of good tour guides and suggestions for fun things to do and great places to eat.
Your friends (and your friends' friends) send you tons of great recommendations for places to stay, places to avoid, and things to do.
You book a hotel based on these recommendations. You and your friend arrive to find the perfect hotel in the perfect location. The pillows are soft, the water pressure is hard, the breakfast is free, and the rate is in your price range.
Fantasy? Mais non, mon cheri.