Affordable and accessible accommodation options with car parking near Paris?

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Did you have a look at those sites ?

Here is a comparison (in french) of the three ones among other competitors:

Comparison of Airbnb, Sejourning and BedyCasa among other competitors

On the other hand, you could try to find a flat in Clichy. It is well connected with the subway. There are 10mn only between Mairie de Clichy and Gare Saint-Lazare. From Clichy you need around 2h30 to reach the belgium border.

Source: comment-economiser.fr

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A simple search on booking.com shows that there are rooms available in the city starting from 68 euro per night for a double room on a date that I've chosen randomly since I don't know your dates. I set the minimum review score as 7, since the ones lower than that have been very disappointing to my experience.

There is the map option, where you could see tons of hotels and their prices for the corresponding dates, but unfortunately it doesn't filter out the ones on the map based on your choices and availability on the date you entered. This feature might be added in the near future though.

Edit: Turns out, you can limit your search for places with parking on booking.com, among many other options you can find on the left side under Facility. Here's the updated link taking that into account.

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There are various low-budget hotels offering basic rooms around Paris. Hotels Formule 1 (F1) by Accor is one such franchise. The rooms are pretty basic, in other words you get what you pay for. These hotels are usually found outside the city, and (arguably) for this reason offer free car parking to their guests. Quoting from the linked Wikipedia page, here is the description of the no-frills rooms:

The rooms are very basic and whitewashed. The rooms typically each contain a small desk, a television (with cable and international channels dependent on location), a double bed or a double bed with a bunk above, and a sink. There is no toilet or shower in the room; bathing facilities are provided by single-person showers and toilets accessible from the common hallways.

Other low-budget hotels include Ibis Budget, Ibis Styles (both by Accor), Première Classe, Campanile and Balladins. Their facilities are slightly less spartan, and usually offer en-suite rooms as opposed to F1 hotels which do not. Of course the price per room will be higher than F1 hotels, but they might still fit your 80EUR budget.

There is one F1 Hotel/Ibis Budget in Saint-Denis in the North of Paris. From the nearby La Plaine - Stade de France station you can access the city easily using the RER-B (blue line) which takes you straight to the city centre (Châtelet Les-Halles). It might be worth emailing and asking if this hotel is more F1 or Ibis Budget in terms of accommodation (i.e. does it have en-suite rooms or not), since this isn't clear from the hotel website.

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