Meslay

This apartment located between the Museum of Arts et Metiers and Place de la République, in the commonly called Haut-Marais is ideal for a getaway in the heart of central Paris. This home is perfect for couples, large families and business travelers. Located on a historic street, because it was here on July 1, 1804, that George Sand, one of the most famous novelists in French history, was born.

Refurbished and decorated by an interior designer with quality materials, the 55 m2 apartment includes a large open kitchen (dishes, kettle, coffee maker, refrigerator, hob, toaster, extractor hood and washing machine), a shower room (soaps, shampoos, hair dryer, towel dryer) and a toilet...but it also includes a dining area with a large table for 6 people where you can breakfast, lunch, dinner, work or simply organize your stay. You will also have plenty of storage space (2 large wardrobes filled with drawers, shelves and hangers ).

The bedding is hotel grade, a queen size double bed (160x200) in the master bedroom, 2 single beds (90x200) in the second bedroom and a double sofa bed (160x200) in the living room, to give you relaxing nights. Duvets, sheets, cushions, large and small towels. The apartment has free and ultra-fast Wi-Fi thanks to Fibre and is equipped with 3 latest generation Smart TV. The apartment is on the ground floor and has a private courtyard entrance. The temperature of the apartment is pleasant thanks to its old stone walls that offer optimal natural insulation. Fans are available to cool the apartment in case of high heat.

Located in the Marais district, Meslay Street, 100 metres from the famous Place de la République, a 5-minute walk from Canal Saint-Martin, and about 15 minutes from Place des Vosges, with its many restaurants, cafés and shops, including on Sundays.

The ideal location of the apartment allows it to adapt to all types of stays, the neighborhood counting countless tapas bars, restaurants, shops, concept stores, art galleries, museums, monuments and gardens, all in an authentically Parisian village setting.