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"Au sujet de notre offre d'hébergement :"

La maison dite « à l’enseigne du Faucheur » est un lieu unique de Paris. En effet, la maison date du 16ème siècle, c'est une des plus vieilles bâtisses en colombage de la capitale. C'est dans une atmosphère médiévale et sous le charme des poutres de la maison que vous passerez vos nuits parisienne.

La localité de l'appartement en fait une base idéale pour découvrir Paris. Au cœur du marais, à 2 min de l'hôtel de ville et de la rue de Rivoli (shopping), à 2 min de la Seine et de ses quais, à 5 min de la place des Vosges et enfin à 10min de la cathédrale Notre Dame de Paris ; vos visites ne se feront qu'à pied ...

Enfin, l'activité du quartier rend le lieu idéal pour diner dans de très bon restaurant en terrasse entre autre, mais aussi de bénéficier de tous les commerces de proximité nécessaire.

La ville des lumières n'attend plus que vous !!

Métro: Hôtel de Ville, Saint Paul (ligne 1)

Appréciations

The apartment was conveniently located to a variety of metro stops and was a good hub for exploring the city. The apartment itself was fine and Hugo was available for contact when issues arose. It did become problematic that we did not have access to internet while staying at the apartment but, on whole, it was a satisfactory experience.

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Hugo was very accessible and prompt. Everything was clean and instructions were clear. Very easy access to key attractions in Paris.

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Le Marais

Whether you enjoy losing yourself in long medeival streets, admiring art and architecture of across the centuries, or discovering the most trendy shops and restaurants, Le Marais is always worth a day, each and every time you come to Paris. In fact, the area is so astonishingly endowed that you can come back to exactly the same street time and time again. You are sure to notice some ornament of history for the first time, or some new shop selling a new form of artistic expression. If your trip to Paris had taken place in the 17th century, le Marais would have been a must. Henri IV and the aristocracy were all here, and their vestiges are still to been seen, not only at the Royal Square (today known as Place des Vosges) but in the magnificent town houses of old (hôtels particuliers). Their courtyards, as grand as those of many a palace, are full of pillars, arches, balconies and gardens.

Places to eat

• Chez Janou
• Monjul
• Saveurs d'Atika
• L'As du Fallafel