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1. Les Jardins du Marais
Les Jardins du Marais
2. Hyatt Regency Paris Etoile
Hyatt Regency Paris Etoile
3. Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel
Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel
4. Hotel de Roubaix
Hotel de Roubaix
5. Grand Hotel Leveque
Grand Hotel Leveque
6. Le patio Bastille
Le patio Bastille
7. L’Hôtel du Collectionneur Paris
L’Hôtel du Collectionneur Paris
8. Les Patios du Marais
Les Patios du Marais
9. Pullman Paris Montparnasse Hotel
Pullman Paris Montparnasse Hotel
10. Novotel Paris Les Halles
Novotel Paris Les Halles
11. Hotel Des Arts Paris Montmartre
Hotel Des Arts Paris Montmartre
12. H4 Wyndham Paris Pleyel
H4 Wyndham Paris Pleyel
13. Hotel Regina Louvre
Hotel Regina Louvre
14. citizenM Paris Gare de Lyon
citizenM Paris Gare de Lyon
15. Citadines Les Halles Paris
Citadines Les Halles Paris
16. Villa Montmartre - Nouvellement rénovée
Villa Montmartre - Nouvellement rénovée
17. Hotel Saint Dominique
Hotel Saint Dominique
18. Rayz Eiffel
Rayz Eiffel
19. Hôtel des Orfèvres
Hôtel des Orfèvres
20. Hotel du Cadran
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Top neighbourhoods in Paris

Marais
The Marais captivates visitors with its medieval charm and artistic soul. Wander through cobblestone streets past 17th-century mansions to discover the iconic Place des Vosges with its perfect red-brick arcades. Art lovers can lose hours in the Picasso Museum or Centre Pompidou, while foodies explore the Jewish Quarter's bakeries and falafel shops. Getting around is simple with three metro stations serving the area. Boutique hotels in converted historic buildings offer authentic Parisian accommodation. For the full experience, browse independent shops during the day and settle into a wine bar as evening falls over this beautifully preserved slice of old Paris.

Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Saint-Germain-des-Prés lets you step right into Paris's intellectual heartbeat. The ancient abbey stands proud while legendary cafés like Les Deux Magots still channel the ghosts of Hemingway and Sartre. Art galleries hide behind historic facades, and the cobblestone streets practically whisper stories of literary giants who once debated here. The Seine's bookstalls and Luxembourg Gardens offer perfect spots for people-watching. The area balances Michelin-starred restaurants with classic brasseries where you can linger over coffee. Metro lines 4 and 10 make exploring a breeze, though these historic streets beg to be wandered on foot. Boutique hotels in converted 17th-century buildings let you sleep surrounded by centuries of Parisian charm.

Latin Quarter
The Latin Quarter buzzes with centuries of intellectual spirit along its medieval streets. Students chat over espresso while visitors browse Shakespeare and Company's beloved bookshop. The majestic Panthéon stands proudly near the historic Sorbonne, while the National Museum of the Middle Ages showcases treasures in a stunning Gothic mansion. Rue Mouffetard's market stalls offer a feast for the senses. Affordable bistros and crêperies cater to student budgets, making dining out a pleasure. Three metro stations connect you seamlessly to Paris landmarks like the Louvre and Eiffel Tower. Boutique hotels in converted mansions and budget-friendly hostels provide character-filled stays in this walkable area.

Montmartre
Perched atop Paris's highest hill, Montmartre charms visitors with its village-like atmosphere and artistic soul. Cobblestone streets wind past the magnificent Sacré-Cœur Basilica, while artists still set up easels in lively Place du Tertre. This historic area has inspired countless painters, from Van Gogh to Picasso, and that creative energy remains palpable today. Cosy cafés and traditional bistros serve up authentic French cuisine between quirky boutiques and hidden art studios. Most attractions are walkable, though the steep streets might have you grateful for the funicular that glides up the hillside. Metro stations Abbesses and Anvers connect you easily to the rest of Paris when you're ready to explore beyond this bohemian haven.

Opéra
Paris's Opéra neighbourhood is home to attractions, such as Palais Garnier and Galeries Lafayette.



























































































































































































































































































































