Mazarine 2

Mazarine 2 in the 6th arrondissement

The rue Mazarine is one of the choicest streets in the heart of the Left Bank's historical district.

At the end of the street is a beautiful view of the dome of the Collège de France where the play of light on its partially gilded form lifts it above the surrounding buildings to become a focal point. Almost perpendicular is the rue de Buci known for its irresistible food shops and markets which account for the area's village atmosphere, despite its central Paris location.

For those too burdened with luscious groceries to climb the two flights of stairs, an elevator takes you to this 40 square meter apartment with its well designed, functional layout. The living/dining room area looks out onto a large, quiet, and airy courtyard full of healthy plants, impeccably cared for by the on-site gardienne (the politically correct term for the concierge we all know from old French films)

The owners worked with the interior designer, playing off their taste for pure lines in decor and solid oak or walnut furniture, adapting the design to the apartment as works progressed. When, for instance, the designer had the wall opposite the courtyard window stripped down to the underlying brick, he discovered a niche where a doorway once led to a neighboring apartment and turned it into a shallow cabinet for storage.

The bedroom has two twin beds set in four antique walnut ‘Diamond Point’ (a Louis XIII motif) cabinet doors, and is separated from the living room by oak-framed, glass-paned doors. Left open, these glass doors give a spacious feel. Closed, they allow for two sleeping areas; the leather couch in the living room is actually a top of the line, enviably comfortable sofa-bed - the best money can buy. The bathroom has a very nice shower stall with a water massage selection.

Guest Comments:
Hello Porter,
My wife and I returned last week from 6 days in Paris. We rented your apartment at 41 Rue Mazarine. This is the second time we rented one of your fine apartments and our 10th visit to Paris.
Once you experience staying in an apartment you never want to go back to a hotel.
The apartment was warm, cozy and felt like home. Your welcoming personnel were very helpful and courteous. The bed was one of the most comfortable I have slept on. Every appliance and convenience we could possible hope for was there. My sister, cousin and next door neighbor have all stayed in this apartment and thoroughly enjoyed the experience as we did.
Please keep up the good work. See you next year.
Yours truly,
Lou Coronato

Building Date  
Dwelling Facing courtyard. 1 bedroom & 1 bathroom. Queen bed in bedroom and single motion sleeping sofa in living room. 40 square meters.
Features Exposed brick wall
Level/Security 2nd floor European. 3rd American. Yes elevator
Neighborhood 6th
Metro Odéon
Television Flat Screen TV with cable
Stereo No
Telephone / Answering Machine Telephone and answering machine
Internet Broadband internet with 4 port router
Fireplace No
Oven Yes, compact
Stove Vitro ceramic
Microwave Yes
Refrigerator/Freezer Full size refrigerator / freezer
Dishwasher Yes
Washing Machine/Dryer Yes
Smoking Allowed? No
Other Restrictions 4 guests maximum.
   
Contact Porter Scott
porter@iloveparisapartments.com
  +33 (0)6 11 30 53 57
   
Rates €185 euros per night
  Phone use not included
  €65 - €75 euro one-time cleaning fee
The cleaning fee varies according to the number of beds used and the number of people using the apartment.
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