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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Can people please recommend hotels they like in both London and Paris? 
-OP[/quote]

A PP.  I chose AirBnBs because I was traveling with 4-5 people.  In Paris, I looked for the registration license number which is required to be legal.  And lots of reviews.

We liked living in residential areas because we like shopping for groceries to see how local people live and what they like to eat.  It's fun to try new packaged foods.  And easier to keep eating healthy sides like fresh fruit and vegetables which we do eat in Europe.

I think it might be easier, OP, if you posted hotels you like, and asked people to troubleshoot.  Any stop on the subway system would work.  You have a lot of flexibility with only 2 people.

There's a modern hotel near the Tower of London that looked a bit expensive but fun. I'm sure it will come up in searches.  Kensington is a neighborhood that might work.  Also there's a big Western chain hotel right near Camden Locks that looked like it would have nice views.  I like hotels with architectural charm or views.

I also considered, based on price, some chain hotels around Southwark.  There was a multi-stand covered market nearby where you could buy breakfast and lunch foods.  That is also close to the New Globe Theater.  I forgot to mention the Globe Theater in my earlier post.  If your kid is a true theater kid, she might enjoy attending a performance or just going to the theater tour.  My older kid enjoyed the theater tour and later became a summer AV tech for a Shakespeare in a park company.  You have to plant the seeds to get them to grow.[/quote]

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