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[Chucky Mama]

ES (17) is planning a trip to Paris with friend in a few weeks and is looking to rent a cheap apartment or in fact any cheap accommodation while they are there. The plan to stay for 3 nights. Does anyone have any tips? They have seen some but they require deposits and they are on a tight budget as have insisted on flying

[sadietoo]

My DS is currently "doing" Europe with some friends and they stayed here

 

http://www.montclair-hostel.com/e-hostel.htm

[Alis girls]

Citidines are good - sort of a aparthotel thing. Google Citidines

[squiffs]

Yeah I don't know about 'apartments' on a budget - but hostels are a more realistic bet. hostels.com is good but not necessarily cheap, you can find gems though - when I stayed in Norway I stayed in a beautiful cafe/bar/hostel in the centre of Bergen, 8 nights for £40!

[Lesley]

There are a lot of the cheaper 'chain' hotels in La Defense area which is right on the edge of the Metro - a short walk across a bridge to the nearest Metro station.

[gongladosh]

We stayed here last year - http://www.angleterre-paris-hotel.com/index_en.html

 

It was cheap (100 euro per night), very clean, reasonably-sized and very well located - 2 mins walk from Champs Elysees on the Arc De Triomphe end - a good location really.

[Chucky Mama]

Thanks for all of your suggestions. We were a bit tight for time and looked at all of you suggestions. They were great but many were booked up for the dates that we needed. In the end we found a (hopefully) great apartment through This Company They don't normally take under 18's but have made an exception providing that we take ultimate responsibility 350 Euros for 4 nights including bedding and towels. It is near the Bastille and looks pretty smart compared to some of the places we were looking at.