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Cost
The cost of Hidden Paris tour is $4695 (double occupancy).
Single supplement is $1150.
Costs are based on rate exchange of 1.40. If that changes, the final cost is subject to a surcharge based on the exchange increase.
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| Accomodations
Eight (8) nights accomodation will be provided in a small luxury four star hotel on the right bank in the heart of old Paris. |
| Included in the Tour Price - Hotel accomodations for 8 nights.
- NOVEMBER 2010 TOUR: from Sunday, November 14, 2010, through Monday, Monday,November 22, 2010, Checkout is Monday morning, November 23.
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- You can come in early or stay on at the hotel after the tour is finished at the same tour rate.
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- Entrance Fees, Museum Pass, Metro and Bus Tickets
- Admission to all group venues, presentations, tours and meals listed are included.
- Meals included are: breakfast each day, welcoming lunch and celebration dinner. Cost of wine is not included in these meals.
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| Land Transportation
| | - All transportation within Paris when with the group is included.
- We will provide metro passes for our stay in Paris and will arrange for personalized transportation in certain circumstances.
- Transportation coming from the airport upon arrival and returning to the airport upon departure is included in the tour price. Details provided upon registration.
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| Arriving in Paris - NOVEMBER 2010 TOUR
- Plan to be in Paris from Sunday AM,November 14, 2010 through Monday AM, November 22, 2009.
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- Most flights from the U.S. arrive in the morning at Roissy, Charles de Gaulle Airport.
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| Not Included in the Tour Price- Air transportation to and from Paris is not included in the tour price.
- Passport fees; visa ( for non-U.S. citizens); personal and or/baggage insurance; excess baggage charges;
- Meals, tours, and entrance fees not listed in the above category of "entrance fees tickets and meals.
- Although non-listed meals are not included in the price of the tour, your tip is included in the price of any meal you have at a mid-range restaurant, however 5% is truly appreciated.
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| Deposit and Payments
A deposit of $1000 confirms your reservation. The balance for the NOVEMBER 2010 TOUR is due by September 8, 2010.
Personal checks preferred, or you may pay via Paypal on Marcy’s website: www.marcytilton.com. |
| | Cancellations and RefundsAll cancellations, are subject to a $100 bookkeeping fee. Cancellation 30-60 days before the tour result in forfeiture of 25% of the tour fee. Cancellations 14-30 days result in a fofeiture of 50% of the fee. Cancellations within 14 days result in forfeiture of the entire fee. |
| Travel Documents
U.S. citizens need a valid passport, with a minimum of 6 months validity, as regulations have become strict. |
| Responsibility
Marcy Tilton and Katherine Tilton assume no liability for injury, damage, loss, accident, delay, or irregularity which may occur. They accept no responsibility for losses or additional expenses due to delay or changes in services, sickness, weather, strikes, war, terrorist action, or other causes. All such losses or expenses must be borne by the participant as tour rates provide for arrangements only for the times stated. The right is reserved to substitute an apartment or hotel of similar quality. The right is reserved to make minor changes in the itinerary, and the right is reserved to cancel the tour prior to departure, in which case a full refund will constitute full settlement to the registrant. No refund will be made for any unused portion of the tour |
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| Marche St. Pierre Fabrics
After a morning shopping for fabric in Monmartre, and a quick cafe lunch, we are heading off toward the Sentier, the old garment district to scoop up French patternmaking tools. |
| Flea Market
The Flea Market is a Sunday morning ritual in Paris. Amazing people watching, interesting stuff for sale, here, a visit to the button-seller. |
| Reflection
We spent time during the week (sometimes in the evenings when things are more quiet), visiting a musem. Being in the presence of the great artworks of the world is a soul restoring and expanding experience, and one of the many reasons to return to Paris again and again. |
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