Apartment in Paris
2 guests · 1 bath
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High-end valueWell priced for this area
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About this apartment rental
Nice studio flat, located in a very lively and creative area, with an open kitchen, eating table, TV, wi-fi, sofa, shower room (toilet and washing machine included) and a retractable bed (fresh towels and linen are provided).
There is only one flight of stairs to access the apartment and the windows open on a little courtyard which allow for a lot of natural light to enter the room.
The building is situated on a nice cobblestone street surrounded by bars, cafés, shops, restaurants and two open markets... Bastille was traditionally the place where you could find the furniture makers, they still exist and you can look for them in some hidden alleyways if you're curious enough.
It is central enough for you to walk your way around a lot of Paris if you feel like it, but if you don't there are three metro lines you can take from there (1, 5, 8) , eight buses ( b20, b29, b65, b69, b76, b86, b87, b91), or you can always try to rent a bike.
You just have to cross the boulevard Beaumarchais to be in the Marais. It takes ten min with the underground to the Louvre, Beaubourg or Notre Dame de Paris, 20min to Les Champs Elysées, 30 min to Montmartre. You can take the bus to Le Quartier Latin, Saint Germain or the Opera Garnier... Everything is within easy reach.
There is only one flight of stairs to access the apartment and the windows open on a little courtyard which allow for a lot of natural light to enter the room.
The building is situated on a nice cobblestone street surrounded by bars, cafés, shops, restaurants and two open markets... Bastille was traditionally the place where you could find the furniture makers, they still exist and you can look for them in some hidden alleyways if you're curious enough.
It is central enough for you to walk your way around a lot of Paris if you feel like it, but if you don't there are three metro lines you can take from there (1, 5, 8) , eight buses ( b20, b29, b65, b69, b76, b86, b87, b91), or you can always try to rent a bike.
You just have to cross the boulevard Beaumarchais to be in the Marais. It takes ten min with the underground to the Louvre, Beaubourg or Notre Dame de Paris, 20min to Les Champs Elysées, 30 min to Montmartre. You can take the bus to Le Quartier Latin, Saint Germain or the Opera Garnier... Everything is within easy reach.
Amenities
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Map of Paris
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