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| Hotel Tiquetonne 6 rue Tiquetonne | 
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| | € 30-50 |
The Hotel Tiquetonne is a massive, creaky place, providing cool, old rooms, some nice views, exceptionally low prices, and a great location. |
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| Hotel Vivienne 40 rue Vivienne | 
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| | € 56-83 |
The two-star Hotel Vivienne provides a fashionable "boutique-hotel" lobby, along with 45 original rooms. |
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| Hotel de la Vallee 84-86 rue Saint-Denis |
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| | € 42-73 |
Situated two blocks from Les Halles and across from a "librarie erotique," the Hotel de la Vallée offers low-priced 1970s-style rooms that please the young and young at heart. |
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| Hotel Le Petit Chatelet 9 rue St. Denis | | 
| | € 75-75 |
Overall, the Hôtel Le Petit Châtelet offers good prices at a great location. |
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| Hotel du Pre 16, rue Pierre Sémard | 
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| | € 118-130 |
The Hotel Du Pré is a three-star hotel tucked away in a quiet street just off the Rue Lafayette. Rooms are functional and comfortable, though lack a personal touch. |
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| Peletier Haussmann Opera 15, rue Le Peletier |
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| | € 80-90 |
The Hôtel Peletier Haussmann provides 26 classy, two-star rooms with a nice range of amenities at Cheapo prices. |
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| Hotel Royal Phare 40 Avenue de la Motte Picquet |
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| | € 64-103 |
Located above a bank, next door to a supermarket and right outside the Ecole Militaire metro station, the Hôtel Royal Phare can hardly be beat for convenience. |
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| Palais Bourbon 49, rue de Bourgogne |
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| | € 78-125 |
Upstairs the rooms have elegant wooden furniture, light floral wallpaper and bedspreads, flat-screen TVs, and wooden floors. |
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| Au Royal-Cardinal 1, rue des Ecoles |
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| | € 92-129 |
These aren't terribly exciting rooms, mind you, but they are old-fashioned and boast high ceilings and Latin Quarter street views (almost all are on the street). |
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| Cluny Sorbonne 8, rue Victor Cousin |
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| | € 85-140 |
Rooms are comfortable, if bland, with Grandma-style furniture and dated bathrooms. But they're clean, functional, and come at a great price for the neighborhood. Many rooms have flat-screen TVs. |
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| Cluny Square 21, boulevard Saint-Michel |
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| | € 155-175 |
It's no cheapo, but it does boast a prime location, full service, great views, and moderate prices. |
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| De la Sorbonne 6, rue Victor Cousin |
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| | € 75-150 |
The hotel has 39 colorfully decorated rooms, many with "faux candle" hanging lamps and dark wooden furnishings. All rooms are equipped with television, telephone, and hair dryer, along with private facilities. |
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| Delhy's Hotel 22 rue re l'Hirondelle |
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| | € 44-85 |
This one-star is a no-frills hotel that attracts no-frills travelers. But it is situated steps from the St. Michel fountain, along one of the most beautiful stretches of the Seine. |
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| Familia Hotel 11 rue des Ecoles |
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| | € 85-115 |
Eric and Sylvie Gaucheron run the charming and spiffy Familia Hotel with an astute eye for detail. Set near the base of the "rue des Ecoles," the Familia is a two-star hotel with personality and perks galore. |
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| Hotel de Suez 31 Boulevard Saint-Michel |
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| | € 80-140 |
Located on the Boulevard Saint-Michel one block north of the Sorbonne, the Hotel Suez is a mammoth place, offering impeccable rooms that provide basic, two-star comforts at a very reasonable price. |
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| Hotel des 3 Colleges 16 rue Cujas |
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| | € 94-140 |
The 44 rooms are generally compact, decorated with simple wooden furnishings and fabrics in beige, brick, or slate blue. Bathrooms are modern and tidy, with hair dryers, a clothes line, and either combo bathtub/shower or just a shower. |
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| Hotel des Allies 20 rue Berthollet |
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| | € 35-69 |
The Hôtel des Alliés is your basic no-frills, one-star budget hotel popular with shoestring travelers and visiting academic types (the Curie Institute is right around the corner). |
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| Hotel du College de France 7 rue Thenard |
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| | € 97-99 |
The hotel is housed in a modern, recently renovated building that sits on the intersection of two quiet streets. Décor tends to be quite subdued throughout the hotel, yet the cozy lobby features a cool life-size sculpture of Jeanne d'Arc. |
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| Hotel du Commerce 14 rue de la Montagne Sainte Genevieve |
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| | € 39-99 |
A cross between a hotel and a hostel, Hotel Du Commerce offers sunny and cheerful rooms in a prime Latin Quarter location—at hard to beat rates, to boot. |
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| Hotel Esmeralda 4 rue St-Julien-le-Pauvre |
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| | € 35-95 |
The Hotel Esmeralda is a funky, old one-star wonder. Located directly across the Seine from Notre Dame, it offers wacky rooms with incredible views at very low prices. |
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| Hotel Europe Saint Severin 38-40 rue St. Severin |
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| | € 100-200 |
We're not exaggerating about the location—this 65-room hotel is literally steps to the Place Saint-Michel and is situated in the pedestrian-friendly (and Greek restaurant-lined) Latin Quarter. |
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| Hotel Les Argonautes 12 rue de la Huchette |
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| | € 50-80 |
Although a bit on the pricey side, the Hotel Les Argonautes is cheap compared to the prices of just about everything else in what is arguably the most beautiful area in Paris. |
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| Hotel Minerve 13 rue des Ecoles |
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| | € 102-152 |
The Minerve is worth the extra wad of euros, as you get all the style and charm with more space and three-star amenities, such as air-conditioning, as well! |
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| Hotel Saint-Jacques 35 rue des Ecoles |
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| | € 58-130 |
The 38 rooms feature antique furnishings, reproduced 19th-century portrait paintings, and elegant light fixtures. |
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| Jardins du Luxembourg 5, impasse Royer Collard |
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| | € 140-150 |
The Hotel des Jardins du Luxembourg, a definite splurge, is steps away from the impeccably maintained Luxembourg gardens and a couple blocks from the looming Panthéon. |
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