Ile Saint Luis is generally a no driving/no parking District. Avoid trying to drive there. Some parts may not be easily accessible by a person in a wheel chair.

I was walking with my sister around the Ile de Saint Louis, and just turned to a small street, there was a small family café with 4 or 5 tables on the street. it was noon, I saw the a smiling Madame and she invited us to lunch. I asked her if they have onion soup at this hour, ( in Paris most restaurants serve onion soup after 3 p.m. She said, Yes sure, if you can wait 20-30 minutes, I can cook it for you. It was the best onion soup I ever ate

Hola. No conozco el hotel de comentas. A la isla se puede llegar muy facil, recorrerla y disfrutar sus rincones. que la disfrutes

Bonjour, Pas de soucis pour la confusion. Oui, ils sont très proches l'un de l'autre, moins de 200 km aprart. J'espère que ça aide et pardonne mon français, je suis un peu rouillée. Merci

There really isn't much to do for children. It is a small island that is famous for its apartment buildings and is pleasant to walk around. It is an expensive area to live. There is a famous ice cream shop Berthillon, boutiques and there are plenty of sidewalk cafés and some restaurants. Some are expensive but there are a few that aren't. There isn't really anything for children to do, in my opinion. There are many artists on the bridge (Pont) to the island and the children might enjoy that. Some do magic tricks and many play music. Depends on the day. I recommend going back to the left bank across from Notre Dame (which is really worth a visit) and eating there. You will find plenty of shops selling things and lots of outdoor sidewalk cafes. Also, the boat trips around the island are much more interesting.

Hi, Sorry but no vegetarian food shops, no sea food restaurants and no halal food on the island. Regards

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I stayed on Saint Louis Island recently and found it the best and most central spot to stay....to go walking and metro around all of Paris. I have been before and didn't need to do the tourist places... I just picked up a map and off I went. Notre Dame is the beautiful church at the gateway to Saint Louis..a must. Wondering through the laneways in the Latin Quarter, close by is a have for pics.