Hôtel Duquesne Eiffel

Paris, the City of Light, shines even brighter when you can admire the beauty of the Eiffel Tower from your window or terrace. Whether you're a first-time traveler or a returning explorer, I've personally selected these hotels for their incredible Eiffel Tower views, ensuring your stay not only meets but exceeds your expectations, providing an unforgettable glimpse of Paris's most cherished landmark. This guide includes a map and insight notes with useful information. You can check the prices and availability directly through this guide and book your stay instantly at booking.com Price range: $$$-$$$$ (There are options for a variety of budgets) Note: the price per night depends on the season and availability! Subscribe to my Thatch profile for updates and save this guide for your next trip. Find me on TikTok for travel tips and recommendations: @marina_tinker Cities I specialize in: Paris, France, and Athens, Greece. Explore my Thatch store! Discover free or ready-to-buy guides and itineraries. Book consultation calls, request custom itinerary planning or curated recommendations, opt for expert pre-trip itinerary reviews, and receive personalized hotel searches (walking tours are subject to availability).

Embarking on a first trip to Europe is an exhilarating adventure filled with captivating experiences and cultural wonders. This itinerary will lead you to exploring the historic landmarks of Rome, strolling along the romantic streets of Paris, indulging in the famous Belgian waffles, to seeing the masterpieces of Van Gogh in Amsterdam. The trip will begin down south in Rome in Italy and end up north in Amsterdam in The Netherlands. This comprehensive guide is your key to unlocking the essence of a European escapade.

Walking 18,000 steps a day might sound like a lot, but it’s hardly noticeable when you're immersing in the sights and sounds of a beautiful city like Paris. Imagine strolling past cafes, boulangeries, shops, grocery stores, children playing in parks, and people walking their dogs. You can grab a croissant and coffee, sit in the park or by the Seine River to rest for a while, and then continue your walk. That’s what this itinerary is all about—no rush, just being in Paris, walking, and exploring all the places that ordinary tourists on buses, the metro, or in Ubers won’t experience. We're sharing our actual 6-day, 5-night thoughtfully paced Paris itinerary. I hope you find it helpful for planning your next trip! It’s detailed and will guide you to famous sights and some off-the-beaten-track places, places to eat, and tips to make your trip to Paris unforgettable.