Rates:

$740 USD per night (3-night minimum stay required)

$4,445 USD per week

$14,284 USD per month

 

Bedrooms: 1

Sleeps: 4

 

This elegant, Parisian-chic one-bedroom apartment features a Mediterranean garden sanctuary terrace for outdoor dining in the heart of the vibrant Latin Quarter, only a 3-minute walk from Notre Dame.   Whether traveling for business or for pleasure, you will surely enjoy staying at this luxurious refuge in Paris’ ancient heart. 

 

Highlights Include:

• Located in 17th Century building, with downstairs entry of exposed Paris stone
• Beautifully renovated in 2001, features high seeed/WiFi Internet and is fully air conditioned
•Decor includes classic weathered marble, and recessed gallery lighting illuminates framed 18th Century French engravings

• Bedroom with Queen sized bed; Sofa bed in living area

• Lush outdoor Garden Terrace

• Multiple spray glass shower encased in 17th Century French limestone

• Convenient location for business and leisure travelers: Close to useful North-South Metro Line 4; a few minutes' walk from Line 1, which serves corporations in la Dense and on the Champs Elysees; Very close to St. Michel Station on RER Line B, which directly serves both Charles De Gaulle and Orly Airports

The apartment I am staying in, and will show in one of the Paris episodes, is absolutely amazing. It's just the quintessential fantasy Parisian apartment. It even has a fancy espresso machine. I'm so happy because with a kitchen I can go to the store and get some groceries and really feel at home in my new surroundings. What a job I have, I think to myself.

That night I have a glass of my favorite red wine Pinot Noir which itself is from France. I open up a window and look out to see the inside of other Paris apartments. No one seems to have curtains and I watch a family sit down to dinner, a couple watching TV and a young woman getting ready to go out. On the corner below, a street clarinet player is playing "New York, New York." What a great job I have.

Samantha Brown, Host
Travel Channel's Passport to Europe