Where to Stay in Paris: Guide to the Top 10 Best Areas

looking for the ideal location for your

Paris stay can be daunting and a lot of

people get overwhelmed by it so in this

video we'll look at the 10 main areas

around Paris and we'll let you know what

to expect about the vibe the safety

things to do nearby how easy it is to

get around and we'll include some hotels

where some of our fans stayed and we're

very happy with it so let's go and

discover this area

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so this is the map of Paris with all the

arundismo which are basically the 20

districts of Paris the Audi small that

are the most centrally located and most

desirable are from the first down this

month to the ninth now in this video

we'll cover those and part of the 10th

the 14th and the 18th only small and

we'll tell you which one of the best one

for luxury spots and which area are

budget friendly and there are two on

this small with much cheaper options and

there is a reason for that the 19th and

the 20th are further out and they're not

the best part of town now let's break

down the top 10 areas to help you choose

the best one for you

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before we get started I want to address

a few things first the first thing is

that it's not reasonable to assume that

hotels in Paris have air conditioning

and a lot of people found out the hard

way this year because we had a huge Heat

Wave you're going to need a way to cool

off you want to find out if the hotel

you booked has air conditioning

especially if you're here in July and

August the second thing is about

accessibility and whether or not you

have mobility issues you need to know

about this if you do have mobility

issues it's going to be critical it's

not reasonable to expect that hotels in

Paris have elevators a lot of them have

stairs steep difficult stairs which

matters with your baggage also and a lot

of places are difficult to get to on

cobblestone streets and things like that

so you want to make sure if those are

things that matter to you that you pay

attention and get that answered before

you book and the third thing that we

hear from people is wow my room was

really small they didn't put you in a

little tiny room because they don't care

about you hotel rooms in Paris are small

so that's something that you should

expect you're going to have to be

effective and efficient with your use of

space in a hotel here now let's go

discover some neighborhoods

our first neighborhood is the Eiffel

Tower area around the seventh around

this month and well this is where you'll

find the Eiffel Tower with the Trocadero

just across the bridge and also a muse

the vibe here is classic and iconic

romantic and pretty touristic around the

Eiffel Tower but other areas around like

rube Claire are just delightful

neighborhoods it's a safe place and

wherever you have lots of tourists you

need to be on alert for pickpockets and

scammers near the tower you just need to

pay attention we did some videos about

how to avoid this and how to keep

yourself safe but this area is great

you'll have plenty of metros but this

isn't known as the easiest place to get

in and out of lines six and eight will

get you where you want to go and you

also have rer stations with line C that

go directly to Versailles and other

locations The Nightlife around the

Eiffel Tower is pretty quiet think

having dinner in a nice restaurant a

moonlit picnic or a nice quiet stroll

you'll find plenty of shops in the ru

Claire area and the same goes for

restaurants and this is where our

favorite food spots are in the area with

the lingeries cafes and restaurants a

couple of hotels that our fans raved

about are the hotel Pullman and the

hotel Duquesne this place is ideal for

people who need to be near the Eiffel

Tower and don't mind spending a few

extra Euros to get a balcony with the

view of The Iron Lady

next area is the Latin quarter or the

katilata in the Fifth Avenue here you'll

be walking distance to Notre Dame Le

potion and a famous Auburn University

the vibe is very touristic if you stay

very close to Notre Dame and San Michel

but if you look for an area a bit

further away you'll find delightful and

quaint neighborhoods safety here is not

an issue I would be careful with

pickpockets and scammers around Notre

Dame but overall this is a very safe

neighborhood transportation is super

convenient here with Metro stations

everywhere to get you where you need to

go it's also very centrally located so

it's easy to get to and from via Uber or

taxi nightlife can be very noisy in some

areas with lots of cafes and traffic but

many hotels in smaller streets deeper in

a neighborhood will be a lot quieter

there are a lot of touristic shops near

Notre Dame and lots of restaurants for

tourists but if you go a little bit away

from the touristic spot there is great

restaurants our favorite restaurants in

the katilata

isri right across Notre Dame are

absolutely delightful a couple hotels in

this area is the hotel Notre Dame and

hotel Henry IV this place is ideal for

people that are looking for a fun and

vibrant neighborhood also full of charm

and being close to everything on a

budget

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and the hotel DeVille or Paris City Hall

and the historic Rue de Rosier in the

old Jewish District the vibe here is

vibrant eclectic and open-minded it has

been reinvented as the hip and trendy

part of town and it's paris's center for

the lgbtq community Le Marais is a safe

neighborhood with lots of locals and

tourists alike there are eight Metro

stations around Le Marais making it easy

to get in and out of and that includes

lines one three five seven eight and

nine The Nightlife here is vibrant with

lots of outdoor cafes speakeasies and

clubs including the famous Little Red

Door the shops in this area include

small local shops concept stores art

galleries and many thrift stores which

are either called vintage or fripperies

favorite spots here are the bullion

Republic and chaison fee in the Marche

de zonfon Rouge a couple of hotels here

are the champ de Mare and the Pavilion

de Loren this place is deal for people

who want to be close to bars bistros and

neighborhood shops with nightlife

the next area is the Opera and Grand

Boulevard neighborhood here you'll find

of course the famous and iconic Opera

Garnier the Madeleine church and the

gorgeous Place Von Dome the vibe here is

trendy elegant and fairly upscale this

is a very safe area but like any area

with lots of tourists you have to be

careful for pickpockets especially in

the Metro getting in and out is a breeze

here with many Metro stations to take

you anywhere and within walking distance

to La Louvre and the Twilight Gardens

The Nightlife here is a bit more subdued

with Elegance Cafe and restaurants and

it's a crowded area don't stay near the

Opera if you're looking for quiet

although some back streets will be a lot

quieter it's generally loud of course

for shopping you have the gallery

Lafayette and the print on large

department stores but also a lot of

high-end boutiques everywhere our

favorite food stop here are the food

court at the gallery Lafayette but also

the pativa dome for a quick bite in a

small Parisian Cafe many people

recommend the hotel Ada Opera and the

hotel Edward VII this place is ideal for

people who love shopping and fashion and

don't mind spending a bit more to stay

there

next we have San Germain which is in the

sixth around this month and is a very

popular spot with visitors here you'll

find the Muse de orsay Le Jardin De

Luxembourg and the vibe here is elegant

and fun and when it comes to safety this

is the kind of place you're just going

to feel comfortable you'll have plenty

of options with Metro stations going

anywhere in Paris The Nightlife is more

subdued here than other areas with a

couple of exceptions like Rue de busi

which is a fabulous pedestrian street

with tons of restaurants this is a

neighborhood for antique lovers with

many unique shops near the museum door

say and you'll find lots of restaurant

options from local neighborhood cafes to

the most upscale three Michelin star

restaurant GI Savoie favorite food spots

here include jacobean and Joel robichon

for an upscale experience a couple of

hotels here are the pavilion full Bear

Song German and the hotel Debussy this

place is ideal for a family looking for

a safe place to stay in Paris

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next area is the momak neighborhood in

the 18th hour this month here you'll

find a boula Rouge the famous place

duterte and the secretary with its

amazing views of Paris the vibe here is

funky playful and avant-garde safety

here is okay but it can be a bit edgy

late in the evening and Beware of the

scammers on the hill next to the second

transportation is great with line 12

they will quickly take you where you

want to be the nightlife here is very

playful with lots of cabarets Outdoor

Cafe and a lot of restaurants options

everywhere shopping here can be very

touristic you'll find all kinds of

stores selling T-shirts and tchotchkes

of all kinds our favorite food spot here

is the song blur next to the Moulin

Rouge and freak fried cotmaster a couple

of hotels here are the hotel Joyce and

hotel Palm which are highly recommended

and a bit away from the hustle on the

hill this place is ideal for people

looking for a place with an edge to

party and have fun

next we have the montparnas area in the

14th aroundismo here you'll find the

monpronas train station and the

montparnas Tower with one of the best

views of the Eiffel Tower in all of

Paris from the restaurant Ciel De Paris

and you're also just south of the Jardin

De Luxembourg which is a gorgeous Garden

the vibe in this neighborhood is kind of

a business area with an artistic Edge as

far as safety goes this is a good safe

area but you always want to be on Garden

your train stations there are a lot of

metros all around like line four that'll

take you right into the heart of Paris

in just minutes nightlife here is very

fun with large brasseries and lots of

small neighborhood restaurants and

theaters you'll find a lot of

neighborhood shops and small

family-owned restaurants everywhere some

of our favorite spots here are Le Dome

and la capol which are Parisian

institutions with great food a couple of

hotels here are the hotel Edward VI and

the hotel Bel Juliet this place is ideal

for family looking for Budget Hotels and

a good safe neighborhood

next is the chance area in the 8th on

this month here you'll find of course

the Arc de Triomphe and one of the most

famous Avenue in the world the vibe here

is luxury fashion and elegance and very

expensive safety here is overall very

good the major metro line one will take

you anywhere in Paris so this is a very

accessible Place nightlife is fine

dining restaurants and high-end clubs

this is probably the most expensive

place to dine and party in Paris you'll

find all the luxury Brands here

especially on a limuntane with most

major brands with a storefront here be

prepared to spend a lot of money here on

restaurants even at all you want as a

Coke or a coffee our favorite food spot

here is she Savi and boulangerie

julombre which is nearby the Ogden Trion

for a quick bite on the go a couple of

hotels here are the hidden hotel and

hotel longshon which are smaller hotels

that won't break the bank but this this

is the neighborhood of luxury palaces if

that's what you're looking for this

place is ideal for fashionistas and

people looking for luxury with a

high-end lifestyle

Nexus layout and the first irondismo

here you'll find a very young and

vibrant neighborhood with the largest

shopping mall in Paris the vibe here is

hustling and bustling safety can be a

little bit iffy especially after hours I

don't feel unsafe here but I'm really

paying attention to my surroundings

transportation is probably the best

you're going to find here with the

largest metro and rer station in all of

Paris that will take you anywhere you

want to go The Nightlife here is fun and

loud you have lots of great restaurants

and cafes everywhere you have tons of

shopping options here both inside the

mall and outside up and down the streets

restaurants everywhere you look our

favorite food spots are on Rue montagoy

and its surrounding areas and if you

want a great fondue and Raclette look no

farther than La momot a couple of hotels

here are the citadine layout and funny

enough another one called the snob Hotel

this place is ideal for Foodies and

young people that want to be in the

heart of it all

next is the area of Garduno and Kerala

Martin here you'll find one of the

largest train station in Europe with

access to London Amsterdam and Brussels

the vibe here is like what you'll find

around any large train station in a big

city it's bustling with people from all

over the world safety here is a bit iffy

after hours this is not an area where

you'll stay and hang out you'll just be

passing through transportation is as

good as it gets with lots of metros and

trains to take you where you need to be

The Nightlife can be fun young and

trendy especially near the Canal San

Martin with lots of young parisians

hanging out you'll find plenty of shops

selling cheap luggage and clothing there

are a lot of ethnic restaurants with

many flavors from the Middle East and

Africa our favorite food spot here is

the boulangerie carton which is right

across Cardinal and a hotel that is very

convenient there's a Damini snow or the

25 hour hotel right across from the

station this place is ideal for young

people looking for a cheaper lodging

option or people looking for a hotel

nearby the station to catch an early

morning train

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