Designer décor in Saint Germain des Près!
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1
Studio
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30
m2 Surface
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3
People
1 double bed, 1 single sofa bed
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Bathrooms:
1
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Zone:
Saint Germain
Check-in / Checkout: Checkin after 15h, Checkout before 11h
Not allowed: Parties, Pets, Smoking
Apartment features
- bed sofa
- bed linen & towels
- washing machine
- iron & ironing board
- hairdryer
- fridge-freezer
- toaster
- queen size bed 160 x 200
- microwave
- heating
- bathtub
- coffee maker
- kettle
- satellite TV
- induction fire
- ADSL Wireless (Complimentary)
- visa and master card accepted
- Plasma TV/USB
Pure and contemporary style in a very chic neighbourhood
The Bonaparte apartment is in an ideal location. You'll be able to get around the heart of Saint Germain des Près and the Jardins du Luxembourg all on foot!
You can also promenade to the historic part of Paris and the famous Louvre Museum.
Underground lines #4 and #12 are located close by and will grant you access to the Champs Elysées as well as giving you direct access to the Montparnasse, l'Est and Nord train stations!
The apartment:
The apartment is on the 1st floor, without elevator, and is accessed via a lovely, tranquil, and secure interior court.
Upon entry you will undoubtedly be captivated by this accommodation’s modern décor.
The main room has a bed (sleeps 2, 140cm) and a living area fitted with a sofa bed (sleeps 1).
The room is decorated in soft colour tones and has a contemporary style, with an LCD TV and a “clock-design” coffee table on which you can set up your laptop and surf the web (Wireless Internet access is available).
The adjoining bathroom offers a bathtub in which you can relax after your visits around Paris.
Lastly, the kitchen is superbly equipped and will allow you, why ever not, to try your hand at French cuisine!
Whether you are in Paris for leisure or on business, this apartment will provide you with all of the very best things you may possibly need!
Saint Germain
Bohemian neighborhood by default, to live in St. Germain is going for a trendy place most praised by Parisians.
The district has the aura of literary cafes (Café Flore, Le Procope, Les 2 Magots), very popular in the last century among intellectuals and artists such as Picasso or Sartre.
You must also visit the art galleries, and no need to mention the lively flea market at Place Saint Sulpice.
Worn out by the dynamic city rhythm? Take a relaxing break in the Luxembourg Palace gardens built for Marie de Medicis in the early 17th century.
St. Germain: a taste of very Parisian lifestyle!