Actually, this bar wasn't all that bad, but then again it is at a pretty convenient location…read more Basically everybody who returns from Monet's house usually ends up here while waiting for one of their trains to arrive (usually the one heading to Paris, though we were heading back to Rouen). The staff are excellent, and there is a nice outdoor area on the street. However, the bar is a little tacky - don't expect anything all that fancy. Basically it is what I would call a 'railway pub', namely a pub near a railway station where you can kill time waiting for a train by having a beer.

Food was great, service was excellent! Went here after visiting Monets garden. Located right by the…read moretrain station. I hade the chicken with mushrooms in a cream sauce and the hubby had the lamb chop, both meals very tasty.

Renting from PBC was a great experience. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, the bike was…read moreawesome (especially for the price) and it fit perfectly (they ask for measurements). They have a changing room and you can leave your street clothes there while you ride. I was even given a fresh café at the end of my ride! So good. What a great place to ride. And, for what it's worth, I speak almost no French. I can say "please" and "thank you," and not much more. I was nervous about that.

I'm training for the 2015 AIDS/LifeCycle, and didn't think I wanted to be off a bike for nearly…read morethree weeks while on vacation. So, I found Paris Bike Company and set up a ride with Sam, sending him the dimensions of my bike in advance. The original day we'd arranged for was rainy, and he was super-flexible about postponing it a day or two. Once in Malakoff, I easily found his shop and Sam waiting for me. Sam is super-chill and isn't there to kick your butt, but rather lets you set the pace according to your ability (I discovered I'd been eating and drinking a little too much on my trip, so being allowed to set our pace was a good thing). We set off on our ride, him explaining some of the local rules of the road so as to make the trip a safe one. We rode out to Versailles and back, about a 50km round-trip. During the trip, Sam was a great tour guide. If it hadn't been quite so chilly (and I'd been a little better dressed for the cold), I would have gone out for longer. Although it cost a bit to do, having a private two-hour tour of the countryside was one of the best things I did in Paris!

We did the monument tour, it was a fun way to go around town and see some sites while getting a…read morehistory lesson from our tour guide. We were here in the Spring of 2024, since we were 90 ish days out from the summer Olympics we didn't get to tour around the Effie Tower area due to the construction in that section. The tour time in total was around 3 hours with a lunch stop in between. Actual time moving was around 45 minutes. We covered around 4.5 miles, well under the 15 kilometers noted on the map at the meet up spot inside Le Peloton Café. Initially we wanted to do the hidden Paris tour the first day we got in town, but instead of booking on line we tried to just show up and see if we could join in person. When we showed up we found out that ride was cancelled since it didn't meet the minimum amount of reservation the day before. So if you're thinking about going in the tour go ahead and book it in advance.

I was staying in Paris for a few days, and a friend recommended Bike About Tours - in particular,…read morethe "Hidden Paris" tour. After meeting at the owner's cozy coffee shop, our fabulous guide Marley got us on some great bikes and took us around some beautiful parts of Paris with some unusual history. The day was gorgeous, the biking was very fun, the tour informative and lively, Marley an absolute joy, all-in-all probably the single best experience I had while I was there. Highly recommend!

Highly Recommend! We only had a couple of days in Paris and decided to do a bike tour, and it ended…read moreup being one of the best parts of our whole trip. Renting the bikes was super quick and easy, no hassle at all. Our guide, Christian, was awesome...really friendly, knowledgeable, and he made the whole experience fun!

Great company. They gave me the best service possible. I generally use the velib service when I…read morevisit Paris but I recommend renting a bike from Paris Bike Tour as it is soo much better and soo much easier. They are quick, easy, give recommendations on where to bike and all around they provide an amazing experience. I rented a bike solo for the day and was able to see a large part of Paris. Phenomenal experience.

We hired two bikes from Fontainbleau Bike Rental for two weeks in September 2017. We toured the…read moreLoire Valley and did part of the EuroVelo 3 route. The bikes were in great shape and the service we got from Yannick, the owner of the business was five star. He responded to our emails and texts very promptly as we were planning our trip and gave us a lot of route advice when we arrived. He is willing to pick up and drop off bikes at your destination or, in our case, meet us at the train station with bikes. His rates are very reasonable and the area surrounding Fontainbleu is really a biker's paradise. I would highly recommend!

Perfect way to see Paris!!! Nice selection of bikes and Vespa scooters. They offer a big…read morewindbreaker jacket and gloves - really handy for the windy streets of Paris in November. The owner was very nice and if I was going back to Paris this would be my first stop :)

Had a fantastic experience with Freescoot! The price was great, the Vespa worked perfectly, and…read morethe staff was friendly and helpful. Would definitely recommend.