Hotels
Hotel du Terne
(Metro Porte Maillol) Avenue des Ternes. Terric location!
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Restaurants
Baribel
186, rue de Vaurigard My favorite. Oldest bistro in Paris. Excellent, inexpensive, casual. (Metro: Voluntaires) 275, Boulevard Perire A crew favorite. Great food (recommend lamb). Best deal in Paris. Each person gets a bottle of wine included in meal. Be sure to ask for it. Tel: 01.45.74.33.32 (Metro: Porte Maillol) delicious, inexpensive food.
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The Hotel Belidor
5, rue Belidor- Paris 75017 No elevator, and you leave your huge old fashioned style room key at the front desk when you leave the hotel, large bathrooms and very clean. Inexpensive. email: [email protected] (Metro: Porte Maillol)
Le Bistro Ferdinand Le Petit Bofinger Gallopin
La Rgence toile Hotel The Harvey Hotel
Avenue Carnot, one of the spoke streets off the Arc de Triomphe. Close to metro, charming small hotel. www.france-hotel-guide.com/h75017regence.htm (Metro: Charles De Gaulle) 7, rue du Dbarcadre - 75017 Paris A small and near Concord Lafayette. Close to metro. Across from best Indian Restaurants in the district, Kirane. www.hotel-harvey.com (Metro: Porte Maillol)
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A chain restaurant found throughout Paris -
40, Rue Notre Dame de Victoire Located in the nancial district. Busy at lunch but great for dinner. Stained glass dome, mahogony bar. Very good food. Near Gallerie Lafayette (Metro: Bourse)
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Hotel St.Cyr
Tel: 01.45.74.87.45
Rue Balzac Off the Champs Elyse (Metro: Charles de Gaulle) Chez Andr Ambience that evokes France of the 1950s and a clientele
50, rue de Verneuil. Great Indian food. Pricey. Near Muse dOrsay. (Metro: Rue du Bac)
101 avenue des Ternes, accross the side street from the hotel Concorde La Fayette. Convenient location to airport bus which stops at the Porte Maillot. (Metro: Porte Maillol)
that includes everyday folk and some of the most prosperous residents of this extremely upscale neighborhood off the Champs Elyse (Metro: Franklin-D.-Roosevelt)
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Ravi
Locate hotels in your preferred area on the International Yellow Pages.
It lists places to eat, many including the menu, and you can check the surroundings because they use a camera to view every angle you would see. http://wf.pagesjaunes.fr/pj.cgi?lang=en
Au Bonne Aucueil Le Train Bleu
10, rue Montesuy In a quiet neighborhood near the Eiffel Tower. If you can get an outside table you will look straight up at the Eiffel Tower. (Metro: Alma Mareau) Old train station converted to large, elegant, restaurant. Great atmosphere and fun. (Metro: Gare de Lyon)
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Tip:
To save money buy museum & metro tickets before you go!
Le Bistro de Brteuil 3, Place de Brteuil (Metro: Duruc) LEntrecte 2 locals: (Metro: George V + Porte Maillol) Lon de Bruxelle
(Metro: Champs Elyse) THE place for mussels and fries.
Very popular! Excellent steak and fries. 2 seatings: 7pm & 9pm. No reservations. You must line up, rst come rst serve. Fixed price menu.
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About the Metro...
Avoid Metro station Chatetlet. It is congested and requires long walks to transfer. Be on gaurd for pickpockets!
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