Enter the gleaming, marbled-tiled lobby, walk up the velvet-carpeted spiral staircase, and take the elevator to this positively royal Parisian pied-a-terre, nestled in one of the chicest and exclusive corners of central Paris. This three-bedroom apartment is kept serenely quiet with double-paned windows, allowing you to enjoy its stunning city views from every room in total peace. Also unique to this property are high-quality Frette linens and towels, golden bathroom fixtures, and original hardwood parquet floors. A full Sonos sound system will ensure that your stay unfolds in complete harmony with your personal selection of music!
Relax after a long day or enjoy a meal in the main salon area, or living room. Two elegant white sofas face each other beside floor-to-ceiling windows that let in the perfect amount of sunlight. Antique sconces, mirrors, and both modern and vintage side tables adorn the seating area. A classic, claw-foot writing desk and chair offer the perfect place to write postcards to loved ones or jot down memories in a travel journal.
On the other side of the salon, a charming loveseat and matching dining set for four overlook additional floor-to-ceiling windows. The dining table can even be extended to fit eight, should your guests be in need of more space. Both sides of the elegant salon are complemented by unique Japanese panel art and vases.
For breakfast and casual snacks, the ultramodern kitchen offers even more dining space, with a countertop that can seat up to three guests. This well-lit cuisine comes fully equipped with brand new appliances, including two ovens and a Nespresso machine for a convenient (and typical Parisian) morning pick-me-up.
In the master bedroom, a king-size bed comes with a comfortable headboard, bedside lighting for reading, a large armoire for storing belongings, double-paned windows for noise reduction, as well as an en-suite bathroom. The sparkling bathroom features mirror cabinets, chandelier lighting, and a marble bathtub equipped with a shower, washbasin, and golden fixtures. The WC with washbasin is detached.
A second bedroom offers an equally luxurious queen-size bed that can be easily separated into two single beds, if desired. More double-paned window afford an idyllic Parisian street view that can be covered by designer curtains for privacy.
Finally, a third bedroom has trundle beds, perfect for one or two guests to sleep comfortably on. The bedroom can be set up in a variety of options: one double bed, or one double + one single, or one king-sized bed. Like the second bedroom, this bedroom also offers a lovely street view and the option of privacy with beautiful curtains. Just outside of this room, you’ll find the shared bathroom that includes a shower, washbasin and WC.
In addition to its perfectly palace-like features, this apartment is just steps from Paris’ historic Louvre museum, the stunningly manicured Jardin des Tuileries park, as well as Paris’ Opera, with its Chagall ceilings, and plenty of excellent restaurants and high-end shopping along rue St. Honore. It’s the perfect place for any gathering of family or friends in the City of Light.
Master Bedroom1 kingSecond Bedroom1 queen bed (or 2 singles)Third Bedroom1 trundle bed (1 or 2 single beds) (The room can be arranged as 1 or 2 singles or 1 king)
The 1st arrondissement - the very heart of Paris - is within easy walking distance to the Louvre, the pristine Palais Royal garden, the chic shopping on rue St-Honoré, and the Marais. Even Notre Dame, Île St-Louis, and the Latin Quarter are just a few minutes away by crossing the Seine. This central neighborhood is packed with many of the city's finest restaurants, from trendy, modern eateries to Michelin-starred, historic institutions. Fans of Japanese cuisine will be delighted with the array of superior ramen and sushi options, for sit-down or take-away, along rue St-Anne, as well as several authentic Japanese grocery stores. Don't miss the pedestrian market street of rue Montorgueil, where you can shop for cheese, wine, fresh baked goods, and people watch from one of the dozens of sunny terraces. While the Louvre and Les Halles shopping center tend to be quite busy areas, there are of plenty of quiet cafés, specialty shops, and passages hiding around every corner, just waiting to be discovered.
