Paris Apartment - Studio in Champs Élysées (PA-4542)
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| start date | end date | sleeps | month | information |
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| Aug 15 2023 | open | 2 |
€1,150 |
information:Cable, wifi, phone included |
Prices in U.S. Dollars. 1 € = 1.063 USD $ Euros. British Pounds. 1 € = 0.875 U.K. £ Australian Dollars. 1 € = 1.588 Aust $ Canadian Dollars. 1 € = 1.458 Can $ Japanese Yens. 1 € = 140.623 ¥en Swiss Francs. 1 € = 0.985 SFranc
This studio apartment is located in Champs Elysees, Paris in the 8th Arrondissement. This fully furnished apartment is situated at Rue de Courcelles and Avenue Hoche on the 6th floor (considered 7th in the U.S.) of the building.
This 15 sqm (161 sqft) Paris apartment is furnished with eclectic design features and is equipped with hardwood floors throughout. The living area has a traditional Parisian feel with the exposed wood beams on the ceiling. The room is furnished with a sofa, fireplace, dresser and a full sized bed. The open concept eat-in kitchen is equipped with modern conveniences, such as a microwave and a fridge. The modern bathroom is equipped with a shower, WC and a sink with a vanity. Also, there is a washer in the unit for your convenience.
Champs Elysees, of the 8th Arrondissement, is a neighborhood known for its great Parisian attractions, many cafés and restaurant and high end shopping!
- This neighborhood has an array of restaurants and cafés that offer different types of local and foreign cuisines! Le Beaucour (200 meters/ 0.1 miles), La Marée (350 meters/ 0.2 miles) and A la Ville de Petrograd (450 meters/ 0.3 miles) have unique foods and settings to ensure a diverse dining experience wherever you go!
- There are numerous attractions that bring countless people to this neighborhood! Parc Monceau (230 meters/ 0.1 miles) is a public park that is unique in nature due to its traditional English design, not French. Another attraction is Seechac (700 meters/ 0.4 miles), a museum with traditional Asian arts founded in 1898! Musée Jacquemart-André (650 meters/ 0.4 miles) is another popular museum that has 15th to 18th century Parisian art.
- This area has great shopping, especially on Avenue des Champs-Élysées. This distinguished avenue is known for the high end stores, such as Louis Vuitton (950 meters/ 0.6 miles), Zara (1.0 kilometers/ 0.7 miles) and Lacoste (1.0 kilometers/ 0.7 miles).
There is public métro transportation at Charles de Gaulle-Étoile (1.0 kilometers/ 0.7 miles), which has access to the 1, 2 & 6 trains. There is also service at Miromesnil (1.1 kilometer/ 0.7 miles), which has service to the 9 & 13 trains. Lastly, there is service at Courcelles (300 meters/ 0.2 miles), which has access to the 2 train. To connect to other surrounding or major cities, Gare Saint-Lazare (1.8 kilometers/ 1.1 miles) is a major train station that gives you access to lines 3, 12 and 13 and 14 as well as multiple buses to get you around the city faster.
- Cable,
- TV,
- Decorative Fireplace,
- Laundry inside the apartment,
- Pets not allowed,
- Smoking not permitted,
- Elevator
- 2 Train to Courcelles Station
- 9, 13 Trains to Miromesnil Station
- 1, 2, 6, RER A Trains to Charles de Gaulle-Étoile Station
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- kitchen
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- apartment layout
Apartment floor plans in this site are not drawn to scale. They are an indication of the general layout and are intended as a guide only. Nothing contained in them should be considered to be an exact blueprint or statement of fact or warranty.
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Review by: Kathleen K., Oct 09 2015 From: United States, Apartment Rental: 23 days |
Overall, this rental was okay, superlative in some respects, lacking in others. It would be perfect for a tourist in town to see the sights and save money on food, or for a longer term renter who had a job in Paris and was out most of the time. The owner was extremely helpful and kind. The apartment is converted maids' chambers on the top floor of a very elegant complex of old buildings. First impression, for this Manhattanite, was not great. Entrance was through a service entrance, and the top floor (1 flight walkup, not overly burdensome) was somewhat forbidding: 60 rooms (numbered doors), most of which seemed unoccupied, ancient and unused toilets int he hall with open doors. The feeling was "abandoned building" or (worse) squatters. Not the case, as I learned subsequently, but not reassuring at first glance. The apartment itself was extremely tiny, but very well appointed. It was obvious that the owners had redone it in a very responsible way. The chief drawback of the apartment for me was the absence of a comfortable writing desk, complete with a chair with a back. I was in Paris to do research and writing, and it was not comfortable for those purposes. It also took a while for me to feel that the building was safe for late-night returns. It is, but it took some getting used to. As to the cost--compared to a hotel, it was of course very reasonable, particularly given that there was ktichen equipment and a washing machine (no dryer). However, I couldn't help noticing ads in real estate offices in the same neighborhood for more space for less than my total costs, including Habitat and non-refunded security deposit (deductions for electricity ad housecleaning), and at least one "studette"--which seemed to be the equivalent of this apartment, for 2/3 what I paid per month. I think you might want to urge the owner to meet Americans downstairs at their arrival to introduce them to the building's eccentricities personally. |
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Answer by: Apartment Owner Dec 10 2015 |
Hello Kathleen, thank you very much for choosing our apartment. |
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Answer by: Paris Customer Service Dec 21 2015 |
Thank you Kathleen for your comments. After the owner's response, we have added new photos of the hallway and staircase in the building. |
