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Our deluxe two-bedroom apartment is on the fifth floor of an early
19th century building with an elevator. It has been restored to its
original charm, complete with oak herringbone floors, 200-year-old
floor-tiles, and original French double windows flooding the interior
with sunlight and offering views of the rooftops of old Paris. The flat is in the very center of the Marais, surrounded by historic buildings and the galleries and cafes, boutiques, restaurants, chocolate shops and patisseries that now populate them. The charming Passage Saint-Avoye is just behind our building and one bedroom's windows open onto it. In fact, with the Jewish Museum just opposite the gate at the end of the Passage, and with new galleries popping up on seemingly every street, this part of the Marais is fast becoming an art center for Paris.
The decor, furnishings, and color scheme are traditional French but
in every other detail, the apartment is thoroughly modern: full kitchen
with new appliances (dishwasher, microwave, cooktop, full-size oven
and refrigerator), remodeled bathroom with bathtub and American-style
shower, an entirely separate WC, and a laundry room with modern washer and dryer.
Modern amenities include a flat-screen TV, cable channels (with CNN),
high-speed ethernet and wireless access.
Please Note: This is a non-smoking
apartment.
The two bedrooms each have a queen-size bed and are at opposite ends
of the apartment. This layout ensures optimal privacy making the flat
perfect for families, friends, or two couples traveling together.
The apartment is beautifully appointed throughout with antique
furniture, oak and mahogany armoires, and period lighting. High-quality
linens as well as all cookware and dishes, even a rolling pin, are provided. And the internet phone allows free calls back to the U.S. or to land lines elsewhere.
You will be greeted at the apartment upon arrival by our
Paris liaison, who will give you the keys and show you around the apartment.
She is also available to solve any emergencies should they arise. |