Services/Equipments

Conditions

• Interdiction de fumer

Spécificités

• Adapté pour des personnes âgées ou a mobilité réduite

Disponibilités

"Au sujet de notre offre d'hébergement :"

Former restaurant newly converted to an atypical split-level 120 m2 loft apartment in Paris 18 - Ground floor, radiant heating over hardwood floor in the entire house, spacious living room, American kitchen with gorgeous marble sink, custom made glass bar, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 2 entrances : - a private one opens onto a semi-pedestrian street and gives access to a huge parquet floor living room (50 m2). - the second entrance is connected to a bedroom and bathroom which can be used separately. - downstairs : second bedroom with its own bathroom (with shower and bathtub) and separate toilets. • Unique and contemporary interior design Features: - Fully equipped (fridge, freezer, toaster, kettle, microwave, vitro-cooker, dishwasher, washing machine, coffee maker, bedding and linen, towels, kitchen and eating utensils) - Telephone (Incoming and outgoing land-line calls to many countries including the US and Europe are free), High-Speed Internet (ADSL) connection, Music CD player, TV. - Hardwood Floors - Security : Digicode and interphone ively and multi cultural neighbourhood, close to Montmartre • Central Paris is very easily and directly accessible by public transportation: 2 underground/Metro lines (4 and 12) and several buses within less than 5' walk : - Gare du Nord train station : direct with line 4 in 10' + 25'(RER B) to Charles de Gaulle Airport ; Latin Quarter (Odeon Station) : direct with line 4 in 20'

Montmartre

Once upon a time there was a hill covered with vineyards and vine-covered thatch-roof abodes and...some forty windmills. The village looking down upon the city of lights was annexed by that city in 1860, but never entirely lost its village charm. Painters and poets flocked there up until the great war: Renoir, Apollinaire, Utrillo, Toulouse-Lautrec, and Picasso. Still today, with millions of tourists flowing through the Sacre-Coeur and the Place de Tertre, Montmartre remains something of a secret hideaway for those who take the time to explore its thousands of steps  and cobble-stone streets. Paris is the most visited city in the world, and Montmartre is likely the most visited village.

Places to eat

• L'été en pente douce
• Le Square Marcadet