Recommend a Paris Hotel with secure parking?
Recommend a Paris Hotel with secure parking?
Author
Discussion

houlbt

Original Poster:

740 posts

293 months

Wednesday 8th February 2006
quotequote all
Can anyone help me on this one... for an overnight stop in March. Would like a hotel with underground/secure parking and lots of luxury.

Thanks.

TH

johnnywishbone

1,171 posts

250 months

Wednesday 8th February 2006
quotequote all
i hear paris hilton has a secure back door !!!

JWB

polarexpress

6,796 posts

255 months

Wednesday 8th February 2006
quotequote all
Wasn't it the Meridien where those Top Gear guys pulled that episode with the Zonda, F430, and FGT? I remember there was the hotel plaque on the wall of the garage exit! Hopefully you won't have the same exit problems with the RS...

s3am

1,383 posts

280 months

Wednesday 8th February 2006
quotequote all
The Ritz at the place vendome has secure parking! Failing that Hotel Mansart on the rue des capucines round the corner is very nice and you can park in the same car park under the place Vendome.

Sam

houlbt

Original Poster:

740 posts

293 months

Wednesday 8th February 2006
quotequote all
ok checking them.... thanks.

Had actually looked at the Paris Hilton

AJAX50

418 posts

268 months

Wednesday 8th February 2006
quotequote all
There's a grat little hotel in the 5th, Hotel Select 3 star now I think, it has limited secure parking you can book in advance. Ask for a quiet room, problem is bells not traffic.

s3am

1,383 posts

280 months

Wednesday 8th February 2006
quotequote all
The hotel mansart is more of a small boutique hotel (no inhouse restaurant) but I'm really fond of it (and its right by the Tuilerie gardens)

gmk666

1,679 posts

253 months

Wednesday 8th February 2006
quotequote all
My favourite, ultra-luxurious hotel in Paris is Costes on Rue St Honore. It's poncey beyond belief, all the staff are typically beautiful, slightly aloof Parisians and there's a great bar there. Never parked there though, although I noticed they have a valet service.

Jimmy Riviera

283 posts

257 months

Wednesday 8th February 2006
quotequote all
houlbt....stayed in Paris a year or so ago in a fantastic hotel but i cannot for the life of me remember what it was called. It was very close to Place Vendome in a side street. Secure parking in the car park underneath place vendome as others have suggested.....i'm trying to find the name of it now.

d5hef

193 posts

287 months

Wednesday 8th February 2006
quotequote all
Hilton has secure underground parking and is a stones throw from the Eiffel Tower. Stopped off there en-route to Le Mans a couple of years back. Park well away from the entry gates though as they scraped my front bumper on entry.

Cheers

Raven Flyer

1,645 posts

252 months

Wednesday 8th February 2006
quotequote all
Stayed in Hotel Warwick on Rue Berry, just off Champs Elysee. Its almost opposite the Louis Vuitton store, George V area. It had a restuarant but we always ate out. The location was perfect and George V metro is 100m away.

They have an underground car park, or there is one 50m away under Champs Elysee, where I parked. The one under Champs was full of very nice cars and has loads of CCTV, piped music, heating, valets, shiny painted floors, the lot... for just £15 a day!! The hotel one was even cheaper at £13 but I didn't go down to inspect it.

edit to add... that was 2 months ago.

>> Edited by Raven Flyer on Wednesday 8th February 15:24

gumballer

973 posts

254 months

Wednesday 8th February 2006
quotequote all
Four Seasons Hotel George V Paris, Underground parking opposite, was good enough for the Gumball in 04.

carreraboy

826 posts

246 months

Wednesday 8th February 2006
quotequote all
Hotel Bristol ***** secure parking my favourite Hotel located St Faubourg Honore Paris try and get a room on the 6th Floor near the pool and sauna........good Michelin rated Restaurant also.......

Des

flemke

23,439 posts

265 months

Wednesday 8th February 2006
quotequote all
If you're looking to park an RS, just make sure that the entry and access ways have a sufficient ramp angle. Frequently they do not.

houlbt

Original Poster:

740 posts

293 months

Wednesday 8th February 2006
quotequote all
ok hotel overload... thank you to all who responded.

I love pistonheads.