Museum view Apartment 102

Museum View apartment 102 offers superb studio accommodation for up to two guests in the heart of Paris, overlooking the Jardin des Plantes and Muséum national d'histoire naturelle.

Efficiently arranged to grant maximum space and comfort, this delightful residence is perfectly positioned for business and leisure travellers desiring a base in the illustrious Latin Quarter. Such a privileged location is further complimented by the studio’s immaculate interior, which displays a warm, fashionable style and houses a host of premium amenities.

Handsome wooden floors and modern fixtures adorn the luminous living area, which includes a luxurious double bed, a mounted flatscreen TV, a cosy corner comprising of armchairs and a coffee table, and a trendy breakfast bar. The adjoining kitchen provides a modern space for creating simple home cooked meals during your stay, allowing you to fully benefit from that unique home away from home experience. The contemporary bathroom completes this amiable lodging with a toilet, bathtub and shower.

Additional information:

• Free WiFi
• Anti-allergic bed linen and towels provided 
• No pets allowed, so suitable for guests with allergies
• A baby cot is available for an extra charge of Euro 50.

This premium Paris accommodation occupies the left bank of the Seine river, an area renowned for its vibrant cafe culture, scenic expanses and legendary Sorbonne University. Still retaining that illustrious academic prowess, the area exudes a village like feel, populated by a mass of students, intellectuals and artists, and boasts some of Paris’s most famous sights, including the Pantheon, the Sant Michel Fountain and  the breathtaking natural beauty of the Jardin des Plantes. Located mere metres from your doorstep, this lush environment encompasses 70 acres of manicured gardens, verdant lawns and blooming plant species, and also grants a home to a small zoo and the fascinating National Museum of Natural History.

A brief stroll along the banks of the water will deposit you at the remarkably impressive Museum of the Arab World, an enriching exhibition space exquisitely designed by the pioneering architect Jean Nouvel. Just a few steps further lies the highly regarded Cluny Museum, celebrated for its beautiful Medieval tapestries and subterranean Roman baths.