Résidor - Apartment in the heart of Paris 3P

5th floor flat with lift for up to 3 guests, comprising :
- One bedroom with double bed (140x190 cm)
- A fully-equipped kitchen (kettle, coffee maker, oven, toaster, washing machine, dishwasher, microwave, hob, fridge)
- Bathroom with shower, washbasin and WC
- Living room with sofa bed

Entire accommodation (bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, living room)

Airbnb, telephone, email

The Résidor team will welcome you in person.
Check-in : Between 3 PM and 8 PM
Check-out : At 10 AM maximum

Situated at the crossroads of major thoroughfares on the right bank and a stone's throw from Les Halles, the Saint-Merri district developed in the Middle Ages to become one of the city's most commercial areas. It owes its particular charm to the rich heritage it has preserved, its varied atmospheres and the successful cohabitation between the old town and contemporary life. In the shadow of Beaubourg, it has some wonderful things to discover.
After Les Halles moved out in 1969, the district seemed to sink into decrepitude. In a way, it was saved by the construction of the Georges Pompidou Centre, inaugurated in 1977. Its vast square and surrounding alleyways now attract Parisians and tourists in search of culture, leisure and shopping. Beyond all the controversy, our visit will be an opportunity to take a calm look at this astonishing monument by Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers, an icon of contemporary architecture.
A little further away, the district retains its original layout, with narrow streets, small squares and many old buildings. We recommend taking a stroll from the restored Saint-Jacques tower (outside) to the medieval houses of the rue des Lombards, from Saint-Merri to the Place Stravinsky, from the Maubuée fountain to the Porte des Lingères and the beautiful façades of the rue Quincampoix.

Metro 1 & 11 : Hôtel de Ville (2 minute walk / 150 metres)

A 500€ deposit is required for all bookings.