This 350 square feet one bedroom apartment has been completely renovated in October 2000. It is on the first floor of a very nice 17th-century building with beams, stones, and magnificent Venetian stairway. Spacious and comfortable, it is also very quiet thanks to its own private courtyard.
This apartment has also been designed to give you the maximum comfort. It features state-of the art brand new decoration, electrical appliances, and the best bed you can ever dream to sleep on: the great Swedish Tempur Pedic mattress system. The best comfort for sleep and for sensitive spines. Give it a try!
It is located on rue de la Huchette, one the nicest and typical pedestrian streets of the Latin Quarter. It is a three-minute walk to Notre Dame and the Seine River. It is a very quiet place, perfect for resting and enjoying the most lively and typical area of Paris. The studio is centrally located and close to public transportation, cafes, restaurants, supermarkets, churches, bakeries, and banks.
The apartment features a nice living room with sofa bed, a separate bedroom with mezzanine (queen-size bed), and single bed below for a fifth person. It has TV, VCR, stereo, telephone, and air conditioning. The full kitchen features a stove, microwave, refrigerator, and washer/drying machine. Full bathroom. All linen, cookware, and kitchen utensils are included. Free cleaning service once per week.
Apartment amenities:
- Fireplace,
- Phone,
- Air Conditioning,
- TV,
- Satellite TV,
- VCR,
- Stereo,
- CD Player,
- Full Kitchen,
- Microwave,
- Refrigerator,
- Cooking Utensils provided,
- Linens provided,
- Washer,
- Dryer,
- Full Bathroom,
- Free Local Phone.
Location & Nearby Attractions:
History of the Latin Quarter: In the Heart of "Quartier Latin" and very near to St Germain des Prés, The Rue de la Huchette is a typical narrow and lively street, with book shops, cafes, and many restaurants. It leads to Quai St Michel.
Two churches, Saint-Séverin (1489-94), Gothic and humble, and Saint-Julien-le-Pauvre (1165 - 1220), which belongs to the transitional period between the Romanesque and the Gothic, rise from the tangle of streets. The square in front of the church offers one of the finest views of Notre-Dame de Paris. Home since the 13th century of the Sorbonne, the Quarter has come to evoke bookish Bohemians scribbling works in-progress in attic apartments and corner cafes.
The apartment stands in the Heart of the Latin Quarter, four minutes away from St Michel station and a three-minute walk to Notre Dame and the Seine River. Most demanded and visited area in Paris by foreign visitors, the Latin Quarter also houses the most typical and nicest apartments in the Heart of the French Capital.
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