Marais-Rue Saint Martin

The perfect Parisian pied-à-terre for frugal travelers who want to take full advantage of the city! Centrally located in the hip northern Marais neighborhood, this little studio provides a perfect "launching pad" from which to enjoy all the sights, sounds, and tastes of Paris!

The Apartment

Located in an 18th-century dwelling in the Marais (one of Paris' most in-demand neighborhoods), this studio has everything you need to feel completely at home.

In the living room, you will find a flat-screen TV and a comfortable sofa that doubles as a fold-out bed. Thanks to large windows, the studio is flooded with light during the day. For travelers who like to shop locally and cook or entertain at home, the small kitchenette is fully equipped with everything you will need. The modern bathroom has a large, walk-in shower.

Amenities

• Fully-equipped kitchen
• Flat-Screen TV, DVD, CD Player
• Elevator
• Cleaning service provided upon departure

Rates

On an all-inclusive weekly basis MARAIS-RUE SAINT MARTIN rents for 750.00 €.

For 5 or 6 days MARAIS-RUE SAINT MARTIN rents on a weekly prorate.

For 3 to 4 days we invoice on a weekly prorate basis + 30%.

For longer than a week, we invoice the extra days on a weekly prorate basis.

We only accept quiet and respectful guests. Party goers and noise-makers aren't welcome.

For more information or to make a reservation, please contact info@holidays-france-rentals.com.

For the Christmas and holiday season, only week long (7 nights) rentals are available between the two specific date periods of December 22 thru December 29, and then December 29 thru January 4. Shorter stays are welcomed, but will be invoiced on a full week rate.

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The District

The Marais is located in Paris' 3rd and 4th arrondissements and is the epicenter for today's Parisian art scene.

In addition to being one of today's trendiest neighborhoods, the Marais is also one of the most historic areas in Paris. A place of aristocratic residence in the seventeenth century, it was abandoned during the Revolution and became an architectural wasteland. When Baron Haussmann attempted to make Paris the most modern city in nineteenth-century Europe, the Marais district went unaltered. As a result the Marais retains its pre-nineteenth century splendor. In 1962 it was declared an historic are and restoration began in earnest. The area is now once again fashionable with many galleries, restaurants, fashion boutiques and cultural centers. The main streets and narrow passageways are bustling with activity.

Nearby are the Pompidou/Beaubourg Museum, the Picasso Museum, the Louvre Museum and the stunning Place des Vosges.

Gare du Nord and Gare de l’Est train stations are both nearby. Orly and Charles de Gaulle Airports are easily reachable by taxi or the Metro.

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