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A large city with an easily navigated, condensed centre, the many highlights of this enticing destination are within easy reach of your Paris serviced accommodation. Walking is the best way to see the city – just take a stroll out of your accommodation in Paris to marvel at the architectural delights, indulge in the fashionable boutiques and absorb the buzzing Parisian atmosphere.

Paris satisfies the needs of both tourists and corporate travellers alike with accommodation in Paris close to all the action. As Paris is one of the world’s leading business centres and host to a vast selection of international companies - those visiting on a professional capacity are well looked after with your Paris accommodation providing a convenient and comfortable abode.

Stylish accommodation in Paris in the heart of this cosmopolitan city puts guests within easy reach of some of the most iconic landmarks in the world whether it’s the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame or the Arc de Triomphe. If it’s fine dining, shopping or art you desire then you are bound to find something appealing close to your Paris accommodation.



Did You Know?

Leonardo Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, probably the most famous painting in the world, is owned by the Government of France and is on display in the Louvre. The painting is much smaller than most people expect measuring just 77cm x 33cm (30in x 21in).


Climate/Weather

Paris has a moderate climate with mild to warm and occasionally hot summers and cold winters. The city is in the Ile de France region which has the lowest rainfall in the country, however, rain in Paris can be erratic with showers falling at any time of the year.


Sightseeing

As the world’s most visited city, there is an abundance of things to see and do in Paris including:
•    The Eiffel Tower – probably Paris’ most iconic landmark.
•    Museums and art galleries – the Louvre, Musée d’Orsay and the Musée du Quai Branly are just a few of the masses of museums and galleries in this famous city.
•    The Arc de Triomphe.
•    Avenue des Champs Elysées – find exclusive shops, fine restaurants and quaint cafés along Paris’ most famous street.
•    Disneyland Paris – take a break from the city to join Mickey and friends for a fun break for the family or those who are still a big kid at heart.


Getting Around

The centre of Paris is easily navigated on foot with the majority of the key sights and attractions located within the Boulevard Périphérique. However, Paris boasts a comprehensive transport network consisting of:
•    Metro – famed for its reliability and efficiency, Paris’ extensive underground rail system links the whole city.
•    Bus – Paris also boasts an excellent bus network reaching all the places the Metro doesn’t.
•    Taxi – like in most major cities there are plenty of taxis available all over Paris.

Eat/Drink

Paris is one of the gastronomic capitals of the world with over 9,000 restaurants present in the city. From quaint bistros with pavement terraces to top notch à la carte restaurants there are plenty of opportunities to sample some French culinary delights:
•    Escargot (snails) – probably the most famous French dish.
•    Crepe – try and fail to resist a delicious crepe from one of the many street stalls dotted about the city.
•    Petit Dejeuner – enjoy a traditional French breakfast of croissant, pain au chocolat and café au lait.
•    Picnic – grab some wine, cheese and a baguette and join the many Parisians enjoying a picnic along the River Seine in the beautiful summer months.