Marais-Pompidou

Marais-Pompidou

A Room with a View

In French, they call it a ‘vue dégagée’, meaning that there is a wide expanse of sky beyond the window. Having a view of the rooftops of Paris is always a privilege, particularly when the beauty of the historic Parisian streets is a part of the setting.

Comfortable, cosy, and complete with all that you need to live in Paris in an autonomous fashion, this apartment is an ideal place for 2 people (maybe 3) to stay on a calm edge of the urban action. Situated in an attractive modern building with an elevator, the large windows overlook the wide street down below and the cityscape of ancient buildings beyond.

Walk out the door, and you have the Marais, the POMPIDOU CENTRE, and the remnants of the great central Paris food market (known as LES HALLES) all within a few blocks of the flat; yet you are not overwhelmed with noise and people in the street, since the building is not on the main drag of the tourists hordes. And with a full fledged grocery store just down on the street below, you will never go wanting for long.

What is nice about such a centrally located flat is that you can pop in and out during the day for that quick nap or light luncheon, and then head back out into the vibrant city of Paris without losing a beat. This is the beauty of choosing to stay in the historic centre of Paris.

The POMPIDOU CENTRE itself is one of the controversial architectural monuments of the 20th century. Built in the provocative spirit of the ‘Bowelist’ architectural philosophy (ie. Putting the guts of the building on the outside), the building itself has proven to be one of the most popular structures in all of Paris in terms of visitor numbers alone. Whether or not you like the aesthetics, it is a fascinating place to visit with fabulous views of Paris and one of the largest contemporary art collections in the city.

The PICASSO MUSEUM, another art Mecca, is but a few minutes walk away. In fact, no matter which direction you head in, you are likely to come across some monument or museum of major importance. Few hotels offer an equivalent array of amenities and qualities for such a reasonable rate.

Building Date 1970’s building integrated into historic district
Dwelling 1 bedroom open-plan apartment; 1 Queen bed + 1 sofa bed for 1; full bathroom; 34 square meters
Features View of Parisian rooftops; elevator
Level/Security 6th floor European. 7th American. Elevator. Interphone, Building entrance door code.
Neighborhood 4th arrondissement; Marais, Pompidou Centre
Metro Rambuteau (Line 11) ; Etienne Marcel (Line 4); Hotel de Ville (Line 1), Les Halles (RER A, B, D)
Television Flat Screen Plasma TV, Cable
Stereo No
Telephone / Answering Machine Telephone – local calls
Internet Broadband internet. Wifi access
Fireplace No
Oven Yes, microwave combi oven
Stove 2 burner stove top
Microwave Yes
Refrigerator/Freezer Refrigerator with freezer box
Dishwasher No
Washing Machine/Dryer Yes, washer /dryer combined
Bathroom Shower, toilet, wash-hand basin
Air Conditioning No
Smoking Allowed? No
Other Restrictions Sleeps up to 3 (single sofa-bed in salon)
   
Contact Porter Scott
  inquiry@iloveparisapartments.com
  +33 (0)6 11 30 53 57
   
Rates €140 euros per night
  Phone use not included
  €55 - €65 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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