Hotels in Paris France

Marriott Hotel, Champs Elysees. One of the best located Paris hotels to explore the city, the Marriott hotel has 192 rooms on seven floors, and is a 5 star Paris hotel. Telephone: + 33 1 539 5500

Mercure Hotel. Located near the Champs Elysees, the Mercure is a modern 3 star Paris hotel, with good prices for a central Paris hotel. Telephone: + 33 1 538 958 58

The Weather For Holidays & Hotels In Paris

Ah, Paris in spring… or fall, or summer, no matter, the Paris weather forecast is always beautiful. And, believe it or not, most of the time, the weather cooperates with world travelers no matter which time you visit one of the worlds most popular city destinations.

In spring, Paris weather provides mild temperatures just under 60°F (14°C) providing a soothing balm to winter's cooler temperatures, while summer time offers world visitors a taste of almost tropically mild temperatures under 80°F (25 °C). In general the weather in Paris ranges year round between the low 40s F to highs is the 80s F, much to the delight of those traveling from warmer, more humid climes.

Whether you're traveling in Paris for business or pleasure, always make sure to check the Paris weather forecast for a head's up and to prevent unexpected surprises as you tour world class museums, sites or hotel accommodations. Whether you're staying at the Ritz in Paris or, if you're really lucky, the fairly newly christened Four Seasons formerly know as the Paris Luxury, just off the Champs-Élyssées, the City of Light is known for its posh and elegant atmosphere and fine dining. For those wishing to enjoy a bit of history, the Ritz in Paris affords both ambience and style with its century old hotel, associated with luxury around the world. Located in central Paris, the fine hotel offers the epitome in class with accommodations, wine and fine foods.

Don't let the elegance and dining intimidate you, however, for prices for travelers are surprisingly affordable within the city limits. As well, local attractions and sightseeing opportunities abound, at a variety of price ranges. Make sure to check the Paris weather before planning a jaunt on the Euro star, which takes passengers to any number of summer events including but not limited to music festivals and gatherings, movies, plays, operas, museums, and, if you're not up to anything in particular, destinations where you can just lounge around.

Depending on the time of year you arrive, make sure that you're prepared for surprise summer thunderstorms. Though Paris weather is usually clear and bright, sometimes up to ten days or so in mid-summer months do see some rain. Pack a light sweater for spring, summer and fall, as the nights can be cool, and anyone worth their salt has to stroll along the Seine or visit Norte Dame or visit the top of the Eiffel tower at night.
Evening weather in Paris is usually mild during the summer months, while in spring and fall, visitors can expect temperatures to dip into the 40s and 50s.

Of course, visiting Paris in the winter is an exceptional experience, though you may want to bring warmer clothing to prepare for chilly nights and some snow and freezing temperatures in January, February and March. No matter which month you decide to visit Paris, always check the Internet or local newspapers for the Paris weather forecast to ensure a nice, dry trip. Whether visiting inside or outside venues, it pays to be prepared. After all, when visiting Paris, it would be completely unacceptable to let the weather get you down.