Location: Paris Arrondissement 2, Paris, Ile-de-France (Paris Area), France, Europe (3 blocks from Louvre; 3 blocks from Palais Royale)
Accommodations: Condominium, 1 Bedroom + Other (See Description), 1 Bath (Sleeps 4)
This delightful, two-room apartment is located near the Louvre, just off Rue du Louvre and Rue Etienne Marcel. It has recently received a major face lift.
This unique, historical apartment was part of the home of the Countess DuBarry who was the official mistress of Louis XV. The apartment is in what was her living room. Now there are two rooms which each provide separate sleeping facilities, ideal for two couples who want privacy.
This is the elegant right bank of Paris. Place Des Victoires, with all its designer shops, is only one block away. The food quarter of Rue Montorgueil is just a block away. You can walk to nearly two-thirds of Paris attractions.
There is an entrance room with table, chairs, and a trundle bed which will make two, full-size, single beds. Off this room are the bathroom, and the galley-type, full kitchen. Then, one enters the Chambre with its stone walls. The Chambre is a combination living room and master bedroom.
Cable TV keeps you in touch with home with CNN.
We have a telephone installed for local calls. International calls can be made from this phone with a prepaid phone card purchased from Sam's Club, BJ's, or Costco. You can, of course, receive direct paid calls from the USA. Collect calls will not go through.
This charming two room apartment is located just 1 minute walk from another of our two room apartments, the "Paris Artist Loft near Louvre" which is advertised on this VRBO site. This nearness is perfect for friends travelling together who want separate by nearby accommodations.
Vacation Rental Features
- Activities
- Shopping, Restaurants, Live Theater, Cinemas, Museums, Sightseeing. Louvre, Notre Dame, Opera, Palais Royale, Tuilleries Gardens, Champs Elysees, and Left Bank are in walking distance
- Amenities
- Phone, Cable TV, Stereo, Full Kitchen, Microwave, Refrigerator, Linens provided, there is NO Daily Maid Service but we do have an Apartment Manager for any problems or help that you may need, we accept Visa and MasterCard for payment, we send you the keys and you send them back to us after you come home
Rate Details (In US Dollars)
Jan-Feb ................ $130/nt (7 nts or more) -$140/nt (6 nts or Less) 3nt min.
Mar, May-Aug, Nov-Dec .. $165/nt (7nts or more) -$175/nt (6nts or less)
Apr, Sep-Oct ........... $175/nt (7 nts or more) -$185/nt (6 nts or Less) 3nt min.
$90 cleaning fee for stays 6 nights or less, $50 for stays of 7 nights or more
$10 per person per night for 3rd and 4th persons.
$150 key/security deposit returnable after prompt return of keys.
Visa Mastercard accepted to facilitate international bookings.
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Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
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Property Photos
- This delightful two room apartment is located near the Louvre - Paris, Ile-de-France, France Vacation Accommodation
- The natural field stone walls were built in 1600. Wood beams in ceiling. - Paris, Ile-de-France, France Vacation Accommodation
- The beautiful stone walls date from the early 1600's - Paris, Ile-de-France, France Vacation Accommodation
- This the Chambre with queen bed and couch, tv, stereo, etc.
- The Chambre contains a queen bed, a couch and an easy chair. Cable TV
- The Salon offers twin trundle beds to sleep 2 more in a separate room.
- The small galley type kitchen is perfect for heating up prepared meals
- The bathroom has been recently remodeled
- Madame DuBarry, the mistress of Louis XV, occupied this building in 1700's
- This quiet street is for pedestrians only. The finger marks the apartment.
- Our Historic apartment is the red dot just below the red "2" near the bottom
- The apartement is the red dot located below the "i" in Jussienne
Vacation Rentals by Owner Listing #26548
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