My family is going to Paris for a few days in March.

Where is the best area to get a hotel so that it's simple to go around the city and do all the sightseeing.

We're planning Versailles one of the days as well. Is public transport pretty good?

Also would love any general tips if you've been!

Best arrondissements for a short yet delightful stay in Paris?

Here's a thread about best neighbourhoods to stay 
https://warpcast.com/annoushka.eth/0x1c4d8fab

Personal opinion - 2,3,4,11

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Didn't even realize there was a Paris one, thanks for the heads up

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Oooh will check it out, thanks for the rec!

Why avoid 2nd arrond? Seems like all the spots are walking from there

6th Arrond is awesome!

My sister went this summer and stayed at Hotel D'Orsay + really liked it. A little bit of a quieter area (around a bunch of museums) but easily walkable to many parts of town + close to the Seine

Personal rec is to avoid the 2nd Arrond

If you want to have a special dinner - book the dinner at Langosteria - amazing view and one of the best food

I like the new hotel https://maps.app.goo.gl/Ho8TzibTorACV5JJ9?g_st=ic

It’s a very nice area, the hotel has an amazing gym and swimming pool (the best for children), close by one of the biggest park in the city. Close to everything l.