Nightlife

Eating out in Paris should be one of life’s great pleasures. Restaurants such as Bistrot Paul Bert (classic French food with a twist) are affordable, while you’ll need deeper pockets for the Mini Palais or the unique vegetarian luxury of Restaurant L’Arpège. The bars in Paris are a match for any city in Europe. If you are on a budget, bars such as La Cordonnerie and Bar Ourcq are great choices: cheap but appealing for everyone. For something more upscale, head over to L’Entrée des Artistes or Harry’s New York Bar. Of course, for most stag and hen weekends and other group holidays in Paris, the trip won’t be complete without some serious clubbing. Social Club is small but very popular with a young crowd, Zig Zag has VIP sections and a huge dancefloor, La Java has an old school vibe and Showcase often boats big-name DJs.

What to see

One thing to bear in mind about Paris for your weekend away (or longer) is that it’s huge, and every square mile is full of exciting things to take in. As well as the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe and Moulin Rouge, one of our favourites is the Musée d’Orsay, a huge collection of masterpieces from Monet, Van Gogh and many more, all housed beneath stunning arched ceilings. The Ile Saint-Louis is a lovely area near Notre-Dame, full of quaint streets and great shops, cafes and bars. Other areas to pick out for a stroll include the 150-year old market of Marché aux Puces de Saint-Ouen, and both the Promenade Plantée and the Promenades des Berges.

Accommodation

As with many group holidays abroad, choosing a hotel in Paris can be rather daunting, such is the choice available. We can help you through the confusion by recommending the ideal hotel for your group holiday party. From centrally-located hotels such as the Mecure Paris Centre Tour Eiffel and the Familia Hôtel, to the slightly less central Mama Shelter Hôtel, all types of group holiday and budgets can be catered for.

Send us an enquiry today and let us create a great Group Holiday to Paris for you and your party.