The White Apartment in Paris

In the heart of Paris!

The White apartment is superbly located in the Marais district, right in the heart of Paris.

Whether you wish to visit the Louvre Museum, Notre Dame Cathedral, the Georges Pompidou Centre or even Saint Germain, everything is readily accessible on foot!

Moreover, the close proximity of the Chatelet, Chatelet les Halles, and Hôtel de Ville public transport stops (subway lines 1, 4, 11, 14 and RER A, B and D) will get you to all must-see Paris destinations and also grant you direct access to Roissy Charles de Gaulle airport and nearly direct access to Orly airport via RER B.


The apartment:

This apartment is located on the 3th floor (no elevator) of a traditional Parisian building on a pedestrian street, and has recently undergone a beautiful renovation.

As you may guess by the name, the colour white has been used predominantly throughout the accommodation, it has been wonderfully decorated and is very bright with contemporary furnishings.

The living room comprises of a lounge area with a comfortable sofa bed (sleeps 2, 140 cm) and at the other end, a counter with a cleverly installed fully-equipped open-plan kitchen.

Separated from the living room by a sliding door, there is the bedroom furnished ingeniously in order to maximize space. During the day you can enjoy maximum living space while in the evening you can snap your double bed (sleeps 2, 140 cm) out in a flash from the purpose built cabinet. You will then be able to enjoy at leisure the superb flat screen TV and wireless Internet access at your disposal.

The bedroom has two sliding doors. The first leads to the toilet, while the second leads to a superb shower with spa, ideal for relaxing after a long day of sightseeing.

Moreover, for any stay longer than a week and aside from the final cleaning, the apartment offers a free mandatory housekeeping service once a week (2 hours approx., set up at your convenience) to ensure a carefree stay.

Le Marais

In the tenth century, tourists were not this lucky!
From the thirteenth century what were former marshes located on the outside of the city, in the Marais area, were transformed into damp soil crop fields (hence the name of Marais!).
Annexed to the city in 1360, it meant the start of the famous French style mansions, holiday homes for the kingdom's aristocracy, whose highpoint was the Place des Vosges.
A major restoration project of the buildings that had been the glory of the eighteenth century Marais, now allow visitors to fully enjoy the charms of one of the most visited Paris quarters.
Accessible by subway line 1, stay and discover a now trendy place where fashion designer boutiques, showrooms and art galleries harmoniously coexist with bars and restaurants.
Tale a stroll down Rue des Francs Bourgeois and find out which are the latest Parisian trends in shops that have perfectly managed to fit in in the Marais Middle Ages picture.
A village atmosphere to live and discover ... preferably on foot!

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