Paris is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. The French capital has fashionable hotels for millionaires and hostels for poor students. It's not easy to pick the best option out of the hundreds of hotels in Paris. Some small rooms feel cozy, while others may just be cramped.
Anyone who dreams of visiting Paris imagines waking up to see the Eiffel Tower outside their window. We've made a list of the 10 best hotels according to guest reviews and quality per price that are either close to the tower or have a great view of it from its windows.
Not too long ago I saw an ad for "a romantic hotel" that was "not far from Montmartre." This hotel was actually two metro stations away from Montmartre, across from station Chapelle (line 2), in the center of one of the most dangerous parts of Paris: near the Gare de Nord.
Paris is divided into 20 administrative districts. Each district is like a separate city; each with its own mayor and different living conditions for tourists. We will tell you about each district from a tourist's point of view. Attached you will find a map of Paris with the districts shown so you can better understand what we're talking about.
