Cheap Hotel in good location for three adults (early July)

Hi There,

Going to be in Paris for 3 days in early July 08. We are looking for a cheapish hotel for three adults, sometimes triple rooms are hard to find.

Even a nicer hostel (private room) would be OK.

Thanks for your help

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Try Hotwire.com. We got a week at a **** american hotel for $119.00 per night.

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type %26quot;triple%26quot; and %26quot;triples%26quot; into the forum search to find the threads that list many hotels...

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neworleans, which hotel did they give you, is it actually called %26quot; American Hotel%26quot; ?? That is scary cheap for a 4 star, are you sure it is in Paris and not the suburbs?? I am curious.

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You can try Hotel des Grand Ecoles in the Latin Qtr.

It is very nice, quiet, and inexpensive by Paris standards

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I%26#39;m going to guess the hotwire hotel was Marriott Rive Gauche in the 14th. .. or maybe something at La Defense.

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Hotel Tonic Louvre on rue de Roule near Pont neuf, off rue de Rivoli,has a family room--not sure what number of beds are in this room but this hotel has AC and a great breakfast buffet which used to be included. The location is great so it%26#39;s worth a try. La Defense is too far away IMO.

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We just stayed in a triple for 3 nights at the Hotel Royal Cardinal in the Latin Quarter. It was tight quarters, but definitely doable for 3 nights. The bathroom was a good size and everything was very clean. It was in a very good location (5 mins. to Notre Dame, 3 to the Pantheon) with lots of restaurants within a short walk. There is a place directly across the street that you can get inexpensive sandwiches and great crepes, and if you want to splurge a little, Chez Alexis %26amp; Daniel is right around the corner and is very good.

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Small rooms but clean and nice staff, a/c and good location, Hotel Des Mines.

Small rooms, but cheap

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Check out the Hotel St. Andre des Arts in the 6th arrondissement. Our family of 5 stayed there in 2004 (in 2 rooms), but I see on their website that they have triples and quads. It is very inexpensive for the neighborhood and, though simple, well-maintained and well-run. The staff is friendly, helpful, professional, and the street is central and lively day and night. The breakfast isn%26#39;t much, but the best boulangerie/patisserie we encountered in all of France is a block or two down the street.

france-hotel-guide.com/h75006saintandredesar…

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