 Descriptif de l'appartement | Au plein centre de Paris (Paris 1er), rénovation totale en 2007, maximum 4 personnes dans immeuble 18eme typique Paris. L'appartement est au calme sur cour et rue tranquille.
L'appartement est à deux pas de la Rue de Rivoli, la plus fréquenté de Paris.
40 m2, premier étage (pas d'ascenseur) |
| Dans l'appartement |  Sejour/coin repas: télévision, connection sattelite, connection wi-fi, deux canapés-lit une place, réception téléphone, DVD.
Cuisine aménagée: Lave linge, lave vaisselle, four micro-onde, plaque induction, frigo
Chambre: Lit 1.60m
En suite cabinet toilette: WC, douche, lavabo
Serviettes et draps compris
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| Environnement |  5 minutes à pied du Louvre et du jardin des Tuileries,
10 minutes de la Place de La Concorde et les Champs-Elysées,
5 minutes du Pont des Arts,
3 minutes du centre commercial Forum des Halles.
5 minutes de la Rue Montorgueil.
5 minutes Louvre des Antiquaires |
| Restaurants et Magazins tout prêt |  Dans la rue tous les commerces et restaurants à tous les prix. Boulangerie à 100m, légumes et fruits à 50m, pressing en face. |
| Conseils transports |  Metro: Louvre Rivoli à 3 minutes. Les Halles à 2 minutes, Chatelait à 5 minutes.
Station vélo: à deux minutes sur la Place du Forum des Halles. Location gratuite une demie heure, mais faire très grande attention à la circulation - pas conseillé pour les enfants.
Bateau-bus (Batobus): 5 minutes à arrêt Louvre
Bus: à 2 minutes, Rue de Rivoli
De l'Aeroport Charles de Gaulle :
Navette - 2 destinations possible - Opera ou ou Port Maillot-Etoile (descendre à Etoile), puis prendre un taxi pour 10 minutes de route . Le trajet Etoil est plus agréable car le taxi va descendre les Champs-Elysées, La Place de la Concorde et va longer le Louvre. Une très belle première découverte de Paris.
RER - Prendre surtout une ligne directe CHATELET, prendre sortie cour Carrée, porte Pont Neuf sur la gauche. La Rue St Honoré est la première à droite dans la Rue du Pont Neuf. (5minutes au pied) trajet déconseillé avec des bagages.
De la Gare Du Nord (arrivé de l'Eurotunnel) - vous êtes à 3km de l'appartement, metro déconseillé avec les bagages - prendre un taxi. |
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|  | |  | | Questions? Your answer may well be below, if not please do not hesitate to email us. | Is renting a private apartment the same as staying in a hotel?
Thankfully not, you eat what you want, when you want. On the other hand there is no daily maid service - you do your own cleaning up.
Is there a cleaning service payable on departure?
Normally renters leave the apartment in the good clean order that they find it, in which case there is no charge. If you wish to pay for a cleaning service on your departure then that can normally be arranged (excluding dishwashing).
Are basic things like shower gel, tea, coffee included?
No, but there's a little shop open till late for those urgent items just across the street!
What time do the shops nearby close?
Typically 7 p.m, some later. Watch out for midday, a lot will close for 2 hours for lunch in line with french tradition. Also you may find local shops closed sunday/sunday afternoon so if you are arriving suday think of bringing essential items with you.
Are there windows in the apartment and is there a view?
Two large traditional windows in the living area. No view (they look out on to a security glass covered internal courtyard, giving the benefit of quiet despite being in central Paris)
Is the apartment building typically cute?
Frankly the entrance is not well lit and the communal paintwork could be better. These items are paid for by agreement by all tenants - given the costs of living in Paris it is difficult to improve it quickly and we french tend to economise on such things as powerful lighting!
Is the street busy and noisy?
Rue St Honoré is a narrow street with, for Paris, not much traffic. You will find locals mixing with tourists, it is a residential area as well - Parisians do tend to talk relatively loudly though and to start with that can take a little getting used to if you don't understand much french! The Apartment does not face onto the street, so nght and traffic noise should not disturb you.
Can I rent a car?
Don't! Paris has good public and travel services and is not suitable for travelling about by car when on holiday.
Do I need to book for restaurants?
The dearer they are, the more likely is your need to book in advance! Some close on sunday and/or monday nights - check the times on the doors and don't hesitate to go in and ask, the majority will be able to speak some English.
Is the buiding and area "safe"?
A security entry code to get in to the courtyard, guardienne normally present, buiding entrance locked, apartment door of course lockable - so, I'd say yes! It is a city, pickpockets and such like are not unheard of, particularly in the busy tourist areas like the Champs Elysées - so normal caution advice prevails without needing to be overly paranoid! Personally I've never seen a problem in the area other than an unwise cyclist falling off his bike!
Does the apartment have a phone?
There is a phone in the apartment, for incoming calls only.
Is there service 24/7?
You will be welcomed by the Guardienne, however renting a private apartment is not like a hotel, no all night service! You can call us or speak to the Guardienne in the event of queries etc but please, respect our sleeping hours!
Is there Internet and english language TV channels?
A connection yes, but no computer. CNN and similar on the TV but not much else in the way of English channels. |
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