http://www.lastminute.com/site/find/World/Europe/France/Paris.rssen-gbInfo on lastminute.com's Paris offeringshttp://www.rssboard.org/rss-specification Saint James & Albany Hotel-Spa offers 194 rooms in the heart of Paris. It is a member of the Great Hotels of the World and the chain Les Hôtels France Patrimoine. Thanks to its inner garden and courtyards, its first bio Parisian SPA and its wonderful indoor pool, the atmosphere of this hotel is very relaxing.]]> Waldorf Trocadéro Paris is a boutique hotel in the centre of Paris. The refined classical rooms all feature individually styled furniture and the well-trained personnel offer a personal service. This is a first class hotel with attention given to every detail to ensure a luxurious stay. In addition, this hotel, located so close to the Arc de Triomphe, Champs Elysees and the Eiffel Tower, is a privileged place well suiting visitors of any kind.]]> This hotel is located in a peaceful side street, only a few metres from Etoile and the Champs Elysées with its upmarket shops. There are many shops, restaurants and bars nearby, and Paris' attractions are all easily accessable. The colonial style rooms are comfortable and well equipped. The Best Western Elysées Paris Hotel welcomes it's guests in a warm and friendly atmosphere and provides all the guidance you need to enjoy everything Paris has to offer.]]> Just few steps from Arc de Triomphe and Palais des Congress, the Hotel Waldorf Arc de Triomphe is a perfect haven for both business and leisure travellers in the heart of Paris. This is a traditional Parisian townhouse set in a quiet street, yet in a charming area with pedestrian streets, picturesque restaurants and shops. The hotel has good leisure facilities and has integrated up-to-date high tech features for the ultimate convenience and comfort.]]> Charming hotel located in the prestigious Monceau Area, at a walking distance from Arc de Triomphe & Champs Elysees. With direct access to Opera & the famous stores of Paris within 10 minutes by metro, the Pavillon Monceau is the best choice for those seeking a warm parisian atmosphere.]]> The best way to enjoy your visit in Paris is choosing Farser Suites Harmonie for your stay. Relax and feel at home in the studios and apartments the property features. They're all fully air conditioned, with private kitchen and bathroom. Situated very close to the train and metro station you can easily access the heart of this famous city. Businessmen can also stay here and arrange all their meetings and deals, as they can find all major business facilities at their disposal.]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> ]]> Car Hire in Paris Cdg Airport Terminal 1]]> Car Hire in Paris Cdg Airport Terminal 2]]> Car Hire in Paris Gare Du Nord Downtown]]> Car Hire in Paris Cdg Airport Terminal 2f]]> Car Hire in Paris Cdg Airport Terminal 3]]> Car Hire in Paris Orly Sud Airport]]> The tombs of celebrated singers, writers, artists, statesmen and revolutionaries can be found among the thousands buried in the pleasantly sprawling, leafy Paris cemetery - Cimetière du Père Lachaise. A modern-day mecca, it is reputedly the world's most-visited cemetery, with tombs ranging from the ludicrous and ostentatious to the understatedly simple.]]> Situated five minutes away from Paris' bustling Bastille area is an oasis of calm and sophistication, the China Club.]]> Almost 600 years after its completion, the Cathédrale Notre Dame de Paris continues to amaze and inspire the masses that flock there each year.]]> Lavinia is Europe's largest wine and spirits store, with a deadly choice of 1000 spirits and 2000 wines from 43 countries, including 3000 French wines. Founders Thierry Servant and Pascal Chevrot have chosen to open their biggest venture yet in Paris, after testing the water with smaller stores in Madrid and Barcelona.]]> Visible from vantage points all over the city, the looming iron-work structure of the Eiffel Tower dominates the Paris skyline and offers increasingly spectacular views from its three storeys. Its twinkling lights, a legacy of the Parisian millennium celebrations, have remained thanks to popular demand - making it even more of a glittering attraction.]]> The Louvre, palace of kings, architectural centrepiece of the French capital and one of the top five museums in the world, is unmissable.]]> The gardens of Versailles are a fantastic example of French formal gardening - controlling, harnessing and recreating nature - effected by a supremely confident King Louis XIV in the 17th century. These excessive, extravagant gardens dazzle visitors.]]> One of the world's finest flea markets, the Saint-Ouen "Puces" have a layout to rival the most tangled Oriental souk. Every weekend, the area around the Porte de Clignancourt becomes a throng of activity, selling everything from full-scale wooden fairground horses to vintage Pierre Cardin socks.]]> For 365 days a year, the Jardin d'Acclimatation in the Bois de Boulogne provides a welcome diversion from the hustle bustle of Parisian life. Naturally, it is in the summer months that the park really comes to life.]]> Napoleon's grand symbol of military victory has ironically been used twice as a shaming ground for crushing French defeats: in 1871 by the Prussians and in 1914 by the Germans. Nonetheless, this grandiloquent marble arch proudly crowns the Champs-Elysees and sits on the city's most important axis, La Voie Triomphale.]]>