Ahaaaa.... this is a good news for you. If you want to find a budget accommodation but comfortable suite in Paris, this is a good rate for you to not miss.
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Hôtel Prima Lepic
150-200 euros per night
An impressive value, the Prima Lepic stands out among dozens of mediocre traps in this tourist zone. Elements from the original 19th-century building remain, such as vintage tiling in the entry and white iron furniture in the breakfast area. The bright rooms are full of spring colors and florals; the so-called Baldaquin rooms have reproduction canopy beds. Larger rooms are suitable for families but have little natural light. Arrondissement 18. (photo, right)
Hôtel Langlois
120-140 euros per night
After starring in The Truth About Charlie (a remake of Charade), this darling hotel gained a reputation as one of the most atmospheric budget sleeps in the city. Rates have crept up, but the former circa-1870 bank retains its beautiful wood-paneled reception area and wrought-iron elevator. The individually decorated and spacious rooms are decked out with original glazed-tile fireplaces and period art. Arrondissement 9.
80-155 euros per night
A charming neighborhood, tastefully decorated rooms, a friendly staff: can anyone explain why this hotel has only one government-ranked star? The price can't be beat, especially for the family-friendly two-room suites (EUR91-EUR137), one with a terrace, in a separate building off the courtyard garden. Arrondissement 14. (photo, right)
Hôtel Vivienne
75 to 100 euros per night
The decor is a bit schizoid; some guest rooms have chandeliers, others have fuzzy brown rugs and busy bedspreads, yet another is fashionably minimalist, and rooms 39, 40, and 41 are blessed with large rooftop balconies. But the overall spruceness, the location near the Opera Garnier and Grands Boulevards department stores, and free Internet station in the lobby make this a strong bet in this price range. 45 rooms, 35 with bath. Arrondissement 2.
Port-Royal Hôtel
150-175 euros per night
The spotless rooms and extra-helpful staff at the Port-Royal are above average for this price range. Just below the rue Mouffetard market at the edge of the 13th arrondissement, it may be somewhat removed from the action, but the snug antiques-furnished lounge areas, garden courtyard, and rooms with wrought-iron beds, mirrors, and armoires make it worth the trip. Arrondissement 5.
75-125 euros per night
On a quiet street near the Tour Eiffel, this bright and welcoming hotel, family-owned and run, is a great budget find at the bottom of this price category. The 30 charming rooms have modern wood furnishings with red bedspreads and orange and gold walls. Many of them open directly onto a stunning, Tuscan-style patio with ocher-color walls, verdigris railings, and terra-cotta tiles. There's no a/c, but fans are available in the summer. Arrondissement 7.
Source: Fodors.
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