If I went there again...

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I went to Paris for 3 days once while I was an exchange student in London. My roommate and I were going to meet two friends there for a long weekend. One of our friends was an exchange student in Paris, so he made arrangements for a hotel. Well, that was one thing that was bad—the room was small and the bathroom was down some stairs then along a dark hall. The building was old and dingy, and I didn't feel safe there. The other terrible thing was that our friend told us to take the new hovercraft from England to France instead of the regular ferry. The day we went was windy and the Channel was very rough. The hovercraft bounced up and down like a rollercoaster for 45 minutes! We were all sick. It was a bad way to start a bad weekend. Some day I might like to go back to Paris, but this time I'd take a regular ferry. And I'd find my own room where I feel safe and don't have to walk a mile to get to the bathroom!