This is an excellent way to tour the city. The food was amazing, the service was excellent, and the wine was cold. The views were incredible. I was a single, and paid for the premier service. Worth every penny. Highly recommend for singles, couples, groups, and families.
An excellent cruise with excellent food. On the journey that the cruise takes, you see all the main sights (Notre Dame, Eiffel Tower, Statue of Liberty) whilst enjoying really delicious food. The decor and layout is fairly upscale, and all tables seemed to have a good view (though others are right in saying sitting by the window on the left is a perfect view!). Menu choices were good, seemed to be something that everyone could have. Photographer does try to come round to make you buy a memento keepsake (good for some just not for us!), and be warned no tap water means you pay at least €7 for a small bottle of Evian. 100% would recommend and would do again in a heartbeat next time we are in Paris. As some mentioned, slightly hard to find but go down stairs by love lock bridge and there’s a cabin selling cruises - it’s just to the left of the cabin. No queue system so free for all getting on but tables were allocated so did not need to rush.
I understand visitors want to capture the best photos of Paris BUT….does that mean they get to ruin the experience for others? We paid for expensive seats to have a window view of our cruise. Sitting down to enjoy the view, we couldn’t have been happier. Then SHE showed up…and unfortunately hardly returned to her seat. With all this hair (who wants hair over their food?), she hung over my daughter-in-law like a dark cloud most of the experience. The wait staff had to constantly move around her, she pulled the hair of my daughter-in-law, bumped into her, all while snapping selfies and photos of Paris. In question - If you pay for the center of the ship seats, do you have the right to come stay by the window on top of guests have paid to be by the window while dining? I finally had to ask the staff to request she leave. However, should the staff have handled this situation much earlier by asking the guest to return to her seat?
Took the lunch cruise with our 4 teenage grand-daughters on the first day of our two-week Paris visit. It was a great way to start the visit -- viewing the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, etc., while enjoying French cuisine and French wine. We had the less expensive middle table, which I think provides a better view than the window tables, since you can easily view out both sides of the boat.