facilité de communication avec le propriétaire, endroit calme et près de Paris centre, à proximité de plusieurs commerces

Le bruit des trains qui passent

Hoewel we de eigenaresse nooit hebben gezien, was ze zeer communicatief via Whatsapp. De parkeerplek was een pré en zij bood spontaan aan de auto langer te laten staan toen we na het uitchecken nog een dagje Parijs in gingen.

Met 's nachts het raam open, hoor je passerende treinen goed.

The location is absolutely perfect for anyone attending trade shows at Parc des Expositions or Le Bourget. The property is just a few minutes’ walk from the train station, and the exhibition center can be reached in only three stops, taking less than 10 minutes. Aulnay-sous-Bois is a very pleasant and friendly area, with supermarkets, restaurants, and other conveniences all within walking distance. The hostess, Theresa, is exceptionally kind, attentive, and helpful. She made the stay very comfortable and was always available whenever needed.

Really centrally Located, near station and facilities

It was quite underwhelming. Entering the building one is greeted by an overwhelming perfume of wet dogs. A smell that even gets thru the door of the appartement. Seen the several room diffusers in the hallway, this is a known fact. The noise in the appartement is terrible: not only from the passing trains 24/7, but even more so from the refrigerator next to the bed (what a remarkable location for such a utility) and the boiler. Not to mention the light coming from that, enough to lit the room. The kitchen lacks basic utilities such ash a cutting board, sharp nice, and plates are chipped. When turning on the water Kettle the, it has a power shortcut so all the power in the appartement goes out and the central meter much be switched on. 2 of the heatpith of the induction aren’t working. No teatowles are provided so the dishes have to airdry on the counter. The bed (covered in plastic) is a small queensize. Not suitable for two adult men. This should me mentioned! The couch, straight from the Middle Ages when once used a torture device: the steel spirals coming thru and so unpleasant to sit on. And; the communication is pushy, not to say demanding and messages like “hellooooo” and “are you still alive” aren’t very professional.