Weekend in Paris for disabled persons

Disabled, want to see Paris?

Well you can. Today there are not many hotels in Paris that accommodate disabled and handicapped people but there are a few that do and they are wonderful . The first one is the Duc de Saint-Simon. This hotel has three rooms that are assessable by handicapped people . The Duc de Saint-Simon is like a home away from home for most travelers. This hotel offers a hotel safe, room services, statlight T.V ,laundry services, and wifi internet on top of all there other secrecies. At the Duc de Saint-Simon you’ll see the courtyard and, a cosy salon . In order to make your stay in Paris easier, they are ready to respond to every request you might need, whether it be tickets for concerts or theatre performances, the advice on the best restaurants, or just information on the most interesting tourist places Paris has to offer.

Many aparhotels in  Paris accomodate handicapped people. An aparthotel is the happy medium between a hotel and a furnished apartment, for stays from one night to a week, a month, or more. We recommand you My suite inn Marne La Vallée situated at 10 minutes from Disneyland or Residhome Prestige Opera located near the Parisian department stores, the Opéra Garnier, the Madeleine church.

Now there are three ways to really travel in Paris. Taxis, train, or even the railway stations. At the railway stations wheelchairs are available at the reception desk. There is also free assistance to those who need it. The railways even offer call boxes that allow people that need to request assistance from the platform. They also have special tickets for people in with wheelchair needs and people with hearing problems. On the train they have special slots in the first class compartment for people with disabilities. The train even has special transfer seat which allow disabled people in wheel chairs to move around on the train as its moving. Last you can always get around in taxies, now some automobiles have equipped with interiors made for disabled people. For more information, please look at the site infomobi.com

There are also tours for you take. There are many choices to choose from, like the Le Marais, the Montmartre, the Champs Elysées, the Side streets of Central Paris, and the St. Germain, there’s even a tour for the Eiffel Tower. And the only thing you have to do is sit there ride and take in all the beautiful sights that Paris have to offer. How you say, well there are attendants there to help you in all your needs while your while you are on this wonderful tour. Don’t think because you maybe disabled that you cant see Paris; that doesn’t mean a thing you can see Paris just the way anyone dose and you should.