4 people apartment in Paris (Maubert Mutualité stop)

Description

Location

Hailing its name from the location, around what is considered the oldest church in Paris, Saint-Germain-des-Prés, it was once frequented by artists, writers, and intellectuals. Today this area is known to be a bit more upper class and is filled with interior design shops, high-end fashion boutiques, lavish antique dealers, and art galleries mixed in with some of the finest brasseries and cafes. Universities in the area have also attracted a glimmer of nightlife and the latest cinema.

A morning filled gathering supplies from the open markets and shops, one can wander the dusty paths of the highly manicured Jardin du Luxembourg and maybe take a seat around the reflecting pool to watch the children play with their toy sailboats. Not far, take advantage of the latest exhibit at the oldest public museum, Musée du Luxembourg or stroll along the Seine to Musée d'Orsay, the museum fashioned from a former railroad station and known for its remarkable collection of impressionist and early 20th century art.

This historical hotspot will give you a glimpse of the elite Parisian lifestyle, so dress in your best “Parisian Chic” and take an enjoyable stroll and see what the area has to offer.

Apartment Layout

This one bedroom Paris apartment looks out on to the street and a charming flowered court ensuring calm.

The apartment measures 50 m2 and is on the second floor without an elevator.
The apartment is composed of a large living room with a sofabed and an open kitchen looking on to the dining table. The wood detailing is beautiful throughout and the apartment has beautiful beamed ceilings.

The bedroom, overlooking the courtyard, has two single beds perfect for two guests or for one guest who really wants to spread out.

The bathroom has a bath-tub with an overhead shower and ensuite WC.