HostnFly is pleased to offer this charming 34-square-meter duplex, nestled in the heart of Paris’s 2nd arrondissement. Perfectly laid out and equipped for a comfortable stay, this apartment can accommodate up to 4 people, though its layout is ideal for a couple. You’ll be immediately charmed by its prime location and its beautiful high ceilings.
Have a wonderful stay! :)
## Logement
Located on the ground floor in an interior courtyard where the trash bins are kept (see photo), the apartment includes:
On the ground floor:
A shower room;
A kitchenette;
A living room with a sofa bed.
In the basement (access via a narrow, very steep staircase—see photo):
A windowless bedroom with a double bed.
You will particularly appreciate its very high ceilings and its extraordinary location. During your stay, you will have access to: Wi-Fi, a television, a Nespresso coffee machine, and a microwave.
Please note:
Due to the staircase, the apartment is not recommended for people with mobility issues.
In case of rain, the apartment may experience sewer odors.
Location:
At the foot of the pedestrian street (Montorgueil and Petits Carreaux) with all shops and restaurants;
Near the “Sentier” and “Strasbourg Saint-Denis” metro stations;
100 meters from Rue du Nil for high-quality groceries (fishmonger, bakery, greengrocer, cheese shop, butcher/delicatessen).
Nearby points of interest:
The Grands Boulevards (Le Grand Rex and numerous theaters) 250 meters away;
The Domaine National du Palais-Royal a 14-minute walk away;
Place des Victoires an 8-minute walk away.
Please feel free to ask me for more information; I’d be happy to help. :)
## Emplacement
The 2nd arrondissement of Paris is one of the historical financial centers of Europe, being home to the former Stock Exchange which is now called Brongniart Palace. Other major activities in the neighborhood are journalism and fashion. The 2nd is also famous for its Sainte-Anne street, known to Parisians as a haunt for typical Japanese restaurants and shops.
The 2nd arrondissement is also home to the galleries -- traditional covered passages lined with shops -- which are quite possibly the prototypes of today's shopping malls.
While the previously mentioned activities are all daylight activities, the eastern end of the arrondissement - notably the charming rue Montorgueil - has an entirely different reputation, younger and more dynamic.
## Transports
Subway :
Line 3 (Sentier station): 2 minutes on foot.
Lines 4, 8 and 9 (Strasbourg Saint-Denis station): 5 minutes on foot.
Bus :
Lines 20 and 39 (Sentier station): 2 minutes on foot.
Line 32 (Poissonnière - Bonne Nouvelle station): 4 minutes on foot.
From Paris-Orly airport: 43 minutes by car.
From Gare du Nord station: 13 minutes by metro.
