Where to stay in Paris (Part 1) / Left Bank: Eiffel Tower, Latin Quarter, Saint Germain des Pres 

I stayed in the 8th arr in Paris at the warwick hotel. The staff was great.

To my opinion Montparnasse (north of 14th, south of 5th and 6th) is the greatest option of the left bank. For tose loving french food. I would add the area of 'Placed'Italie in northern 13th arrdt that would those loving asian food and the marvels of fifth.... It's all close by foot and so safe!

We just spent six weeks in Paris from APRIL TO MID MAY. We stayed oat an air bnb on St Germain Blvd. The location was excellent with plentey of bistros and fine dining restaurants. We were only blocks from Notre Dame Cathederal. The transportation system is excellent so transport is very reasonable and efficient. We also use G7 cab service which we downloaded onto our phone. It is excellent. Always on time with excellent drivers and vehicles. We highly recommend them..Hope this is of some help. Also if you have the time take a day trip by train to some of the nearby villages you won't regret it. Bon Journey.

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I love Paris and I have stayed in Montmartre (twice) which my wife and I loved but also the 11er. It’s not a funky happening place compared to some areas, but we found great restaurants, funky cafe’s and a fantastic weekend market where we discovered a stall selling 37 different types of butter!!! We stayed at an Air BnB on the Bld Voltaire near the Voltaire metro. It was perfect to be able to get around Paris and the locals were really lovely and loved chatting to us about Australia (where we’re from) and just about what we thought about Paris and France. And the wait staff were also really nice😁

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An absolute gem of a video, thank you for orienting us/me as I begin planning a December trip to Paris!

Finally, I am glad I found this informative video. Thanks

Thank you for this video. Can you please film a video about affordable places to stay? Thank you!

sooo helpful !!!! thank u so much

Very informative. Thank you!

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Excellent video!

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So informative and helpful, thank you.

Very informative. Excellent job.

i was in france 3 times but long ago. i mostly stayed at rue the picpùs 12 arrdosment and beateau lavoire momarte in an ateliar. Paris is an incomparable place. I visited many other places but France in general n Paris in particular is different for people with little intellect. 💓🙏

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Hello, thank you for such an amazing video. What neighborhood do you think would be the best for a married couple traveling. However, my husband is in a wheelchair.

Awesome information..but can you give a recommended hotel/hostel name for the travelling on budget..thx 🙏

Hotel recommendations in St. Germain please

Hi, could you tell me if we are visiting for the first time I'm finding for a place to stay wen I come down right away cud u share me some advice how to find an apartment/ room please?

What are the average prices around district 15 to stay in an average hotel?

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