Liz Chreist

Very quaint, comfortable and clean hotel. The staff was very friendly. This was my first time in Paris. The location was excellent and room accommodations were very nice for our family of three.

This place is awesome...its an old convent that took ten years to build. The grounds are immaculate. The private compound sits atop a hill. It houses its own bakery, own fresh gardens from where all fruits and produce come from. The restaruants on site are very different but exceptional. The view from the pool / spa area are amazing. The hotel is situated in Old town - very walkable. but if you don't want that, the hotel provides golf carts to transport you around the old town vicinity. A very different hotel experience that I would visit again!

We climbed to the summit of the Eiffel Tower - the views are spectacular and quite an experience to go to the top.

I'm glad to chose this tour versus doing the Louvre...this was far more manageable and with the allotted time, this was perfect. The guide had a background in history and art and was able to relate to the children and keep them engaged for the full tour. She brought along art samples and relative lessons that piqued our interests.

Amazing experience to bike, picnic and explore one of the largest castles in the world. We biked over 8 miles voering the Versailles grounds. The tour started with a train ride from Paris to Versailles. We stopped by a local market to pick up food for our picnic. Then we headed to pick up our bikes. The guide was very nonweldable and the tour around the grounds were very thorough.

This was a nice realzxing boat ride through along the coast of the Mediterranean. We took a picnic basket from our hotel and had dinner on board. The boat is more like a pontoon boat. The guide was very friendly and willing to take us whyever we wanted to venture to. We did catch the sunset which was amazing.

Our guide was a retired history teacher and also a grandfather. His experiences was able to hold children's attention for over 3.5 hours. The tour was very comprehensive and gave a nice lay of the land prior to venturing out around town. There are so many aspects of Paris that its impossible to cover on your own; it was very helpful to have this tour.

We did a dessert making class - I was not expecting this to be in a local Parisians home. The instructor was a professional chef. The area was extremely clean, professional and very enjoyable. We were paired with two other families - which was very pleasant experience as well.

This was one of my children's favorite activities. We found a spot outside across the river, overseeing the Eiffel Tower. The art class entailed us to sketch, paint what we saw. The class was guided by a professional artist who was extremely talented, but also very patient in teaching and helping the children. This was a very nice keepsake souvenir for the children and myself

Home of the Football Champions! This was a highlight for my son. The tour was very thorough and showed us everything from the grounds, the locker rooms, the press conference theaters. It walked through the trophy room and gave a nice history of the stadium

Our guide was super - she was a local from Nice, and was extremely knowledgeable on the whole region. She was very patient and was able to make the tour relatable to kids. We started in Nice, and headed east towards Ville Franche, Eze, Monaco and back to Nice...the four hours went by very fast.

The hotel and staff are great! It's within walking distance of many restaurants and shops. The rooms were spacious, each with its own living room and small kitchenette. While we liked being in an urban area, if you're a light sleeper, this may not be the place for you. It is busy, and it is Europe. People were out until 2 AM most nights. We were so exhausted from our fun filled days that it didn't keep us up, but we definitely could hear the fun downstairs.

You cannot beat this view! Or the location! We only had a day and a half in Nice, so being this close to the beach and the promenade was very nice. So many great restaurants, and a daily flea market that was fun to browse through. The staff are friendly, and the room was clean. It could probably use a cosmetic touch up, but it seemed pretty standard to other European hotels we've stayed in. It was nice at this location because they offer a complimentary breakfast. We were able to grab some food before we left for our days and not have to spend time hunting for a good, fast meal.

We walked along the river seine - it was so lovely and there were so many people out!

Got to walk right in. We did still have to wait in line to go up the levels, and at each level to get up to the next. This was nice because they basically escort you in and then you are free to spend as much or as little time as you'd like here. We went all the way to the top - phenomenal views of Paris!

We had a private tour and our guide was awesome. She gave us tons of local information and history. Although 7 hours might seem like a long day - it went by very quickly. We stopped at a Perfumerie - a very cool experience, walked through Eze, drove to Monaco, had lunch on the beach, went to its palace and aquarium, then headed home. We skipped the casino and opted to spend more time at the aquarium. She went at our pace and just asked that we message through whats app when we were ready to move on to the next place. I liked the independence of that as she allowed us to customize the experience.

We had a private transfer to the park - we arrived right when they opened. This park was not as busy as in Anaheim which was great. We had the premier access pass, and we flew through Disneyland and all of the rides we wanted by 1PM. This gave us plenty of time to get to Walt Disney studios and do the same there! We completed all the rides we wanted at both parks and were on our way home by 6PM. Although the names of the rides are the same as in Anaheim, the rides are very different. It was a lot of fun and a great way to spend the day with family!!

We met with Chris and she guided us around the city, through Notre Dame, and Sainte-Chapelle. She has been a guide for over 30 years and is very knowledgeable about the city and the two cathedrals. She was able to point out tiny details about each visit that you would not even see or notice without a guide.

We sampled three types of wine and a few cheeses. It was cool because he chose all French wines, pulled out a map, and showed us exactly where they were coming from. It was a neat experience!

Sabine was our guide - you can tell she has a great appreciation for art and history. We had a great visit at the Louvre. We were only there for a bit and with entrance could stay as long as we wanted. She shared that to get through the entire museum, we'd have to spend 8 hours a day, everyday, for four months!!! While I love art and history, my family was ready to leave after we saw the Mona Lisa :)

RT was our guide and she lives in the Saint-Germain neighborhood. She took us to many great stops and we got to try a ton of food! We've done previous food tours where we "sampled" the treats. These are not samples - they are full size chocolates and pastries!! That being said, come hungry! We had leftovers so we got to enjoy the pastries the next morning for breakfast!

We did this on our last evening in Paris and it was a great way to end our trip. We didn't love the food, it seemed like everyone else did though and I think this is just preference. It was so cool just being on the river people watching. We finished up at 11:00 just as the Eiffel Tower started twinkling. The live singer was a special treat - she was fantastic!

My daughter and I did this - lots of fun shopping!

Unique experience on a fully solar boat. The harbor was so pretty, the water was perfect, and our captain was very kind! We all very much enjoyed this boat excursion. It was only an hour and 20 minutes - which was exactly about how much time we can spend on the water before on of us gets seasick ;)