Bonjour.My child (14) and I will come to Paris the day after tomorrow,we live in Kyoto Japan and will go onto Boulogne. Could we stay for onnehgit. I have been to Paris twice, I usually stay in The Isle de Cite, are you near there? Please tell us the cost for one night and how we would come from Charles de Galle airport. My husband will stay in Kyotohe has a chocolat house. kyoto-namachocolat.comMerci beaucoup

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