This gem of an apartment is located off the serene third courtyard of a charming old building. Its ground floor location permits you to enjoy the plantings in the courtyard through the windows and permits easy access with suitcases and the shopping bags you will inevitably acquire—and no puzzling over how to get your and luggage and you into a typically tiny French elevator.

Unleash your culinary creativity in the high-tech gourmet kitchen with stainless steel and marble appointments, triple ovens, full size refrigerator, dishwasher, washer and dryer. Relax at the dining table, which seats four, with your morning café au lait and a croissant from Stephan Secco, that famous bakery around the corner on rue Jean Nicot.

The lovely mirrored walls in the living room hide large closets, including one with electric hanging rods which play you a tune as they lower themselves to be within your reach. Wireless internet and unlimited free calls to North America and Europe ensure that your family and friends can be available to share your adventures. The apartment has been renovated to take advantage of every inch of its 45 square meters—lots of built-in storage—no tripping over your suitcases as you sip champagne in the living room.

Did someone say, “location, location, location?” The Number 69 bus is practically at your doorstep and passes so many famous landmarks that a ride is a sightseeing excursion in itself—including the Musee D’Orsay, the Louvre, the Hotel de Ville, the Bastille and Pere LaChaise Cemetery. But before you get on the bus, visit the treasury of boutiques on the rue St. Dominique—enough handbags, shoes and clothes to excite every shopper and to mesmerize even the non-shopper. Once the shops have closed, you can stroll to the Champs de Mars with its gardens, pony rides, puppet shows and carousels. At one end stands the magnificent Eiffel Tower which will sparkle like champagne bubbles each evening—just for you!!

Turn left from the apartment door and you are minutes from one of the most famous market streets in all of Paris, the rue Cler. Turn right and soon you’ll enter the Esplanade des Invalides, one of the city’s largest open spaces. Sit on a bench and learn a thing or two about boules from the old timers or just take in the breathtaking Hotel des Invalides with the golden dome of Napoleon’s Tomb in the background or the glass domed Grand Palais. Cross the River Seine from here and you find yourself on one of the most beautiful bridges in Paris, the Pont Alexander III—watch for the white limos and wedding gowns as many couples use this romantic back-drop to memorialize their special day. Indeed, your stay on the rue St. Dominique puts Paris at your fingertips.

As the owners of this property say, “Paris is always a good idea.”

This apartment requires a "Meet and Greet" - guests will be met at the apartment by the local manager and given keys at that time.

We kindly request no children less than 6 years old; infants are ok.