73 reviews of Paris City Tour with Seine River Cruise and Eiffel Tower Lunch

This trip is a must for anyone visiting Paris for the first time. I have been several times, but it was a first for my traveling companions. The city tour was good; unfortunately, it was raining. The audio did fade in and out at times. Transfers to the river boat and to the Eiffel Tower for lunch went seamlessly. Lunch was delicious.

Trip was well organized, a catch-all-in-one-day event. I was disappointed, though, with arrangements for return to pickup point. I was left at the Eiffel Tower and told a bus and metro were available. I had to walk quite a bit with an 8 year old looking for the metro. I never saw bus 72, which the girl told me was available; in fact there were no bus stops on that busy road other than for tours.

It was my first time to Paris, and this was the perfect way to start the trip. The bus ride needs improvement in that the company needs a bus with a clear top. The river boat ride was awesome, and the lunch at the Eiffel Tower will be remembered.

Great tour, we got to see everything that we expected to in Paris. Good idea if you're only there for a few days. Stay on the left side of the bus for a better view of the sights.

Well worth doing. The coach and boat trip were both great ways of seeing many of the Paris attractions. Lunch at the Eiffel Tower was good. The only downside was the disorganized entry into the Eiffel Tower Tour and my earphone socket on the Coach did not work properly!

Despite poor weather at the start, this was a great way to orient ourselves in Paris. The lunch could probably be missed - some of our group didn't attend, so we didn't get to meet many people.

This was just perfect for us couch potatoes. Took us around the city. Do it on the first day of your holiday so you can get a hang of the city. Really nice. Only drawback, you have to take all your photos from the bus. No photo stops. And you have to make a mental note of all the places you have to come back to.

Great weather and making friends in the long queues at the Eiffel Tower made up for the 2 hours spent standing. Some of the elder folk found that really difficult. Unfortunately by the time we actually got in the Tower the restaurant had shut, and we were offered very poor salad instead. This was quite upsetting at the time as we had booked to celebrate my husband's birthday. We were refunded the difference later. My advice is not to trust the couriers to know who should go forward in the queue, ask and make sure they know that you have a reservation. However the Eiffel Tower experience was fantastic. We did not have time to do the Seine cruise on that day but were lucky enough to be able to return the following day, some folk might not be so flexible. The commentary on the boat was especially interesting. All in all, poorly organised but beautiful scenery.