Hotels & Resorts @ Paris Gay Guide for gays, lesbians and friends

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Homosexual acts between adults in private have been legal in France since the Penal Code of 1791. The slogan "Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité" originates from the French Revolution, and is still the motto of the French Republic today. In March 2001, the openly gay Bertrand Delanoë was elected as... read more or write a travelogue

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Most popular places of gays and lesbians (recommended for the first stay in town)*

Name	City	Branch of business
Hôtel Central Marais 2 rue Sainte Croix de la Bretonnerie	Paris	Hotels & Resorts
Le 20 Prieuré Hôtel 20 Rue Du Grand Prieure Book now	Paris	Hotels & Resorts

Name	City	Branch of business
BLC Design Hotel 4, Rue Richard Lenoir Book now	Paris	Hotels & Resorts
L'Empire Paris 48 Rue De L'arbre Sec Book now	Paris	Hotels & Resorts
Radisson Blu Le Metropolitan Hotel Paris Eiffel 10 Place De Mexico Book now	Paris	Hotels & Resorts
Regent's Garden 6, Rue Pierre Demours Book now	Paris	Hotels & Resorts
Best Western Premier Louvre Saint-Honoré 141, rue St Honoré Book now	Paris	Hotels & Resorts
Hôtel des Archives 87, rue des Archives Book now	Paris	Hotels & Resorts
Best Western Premier Hotel Opéra Richepanse 14, Rue du Chevalier de Saint George Book now	Paris	Hotels & Resorts
Royal Magda Etoile 7 Rue Troyon Book now	Paris	Hotels & Resorts
Crowne Plaza Champs Elysées 64 Avenue Marceau Book now	Paris	Hotels & Resorts
Hotel Saint Paul Le Marais 8 rue de Sévigné Book now	Paris	Hotels & Resorts
Villa Mazarin 6, Rue Des Archives Book now	Paris	Hotels & Resorts
L'Hôtel 13, rue des Beaux Arts Book now	Paris	Hotels & Resorts
Hôtel Mondia 22, rue du Grand Prieuré	Paris	Hotels & Resorts
Hôtel Du Nord 47, rue Albert Thomas	Paris	Hotels & Resorts
Hôtel du Vieux Marais 8 rue du Plâtre	Paris	Hotels & Resorts
Hôtel du Petit Moulin 29-31 rue du Poitou	Paris	Hotels & Resorts
Hôtel du 7ème art 20, rue Saint Paul	Paris	Hotels & Resorts
Hôtel Bourg Tibourg 19 rue du Bourg Tibourg	Paris	Hotels & Resorts
Hôtel Axial Beaubourg 11, rue du Temple	Paris	Hotels & Resorts
Hotel Duo 11 Rue Du Temple Book now	Paris	Hotels & Resorts
Hôtel Chopin 10, boulevard Montmartre	Paris	Hotels & Resorts

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