LOST IN CHEESELAND-THE ALLURE OF RUE MONTORGUEIL

Situated between the Grands Boulevards and the rue Montmartre, this vacation rental Paris, seduced by its stylish findings and its bohemian atmosphere, recalling at the same time a family dwelling and a lair of a great traveller.You will live in Rue des Jeûneurs, in the 2nd arrondissement, a few steps from the famous Rue Montorgueil. You will find numerous restaurants, bars and coffee shops, and will enjoy this lively district which is in the heart of the capital

In the entrance, the old portraits with faded sepia tones bring a personal touch.

The tone is given with white immaculated walls and cognac wood flooring.

To the left of the entrance are found; a bathroom and two bedrooms, away from the living spaces of this vacation rental Paris, thus guaranteeing a calm throughout the day. Original ideas found here and there give a tenderly ironic note, such as a cameo-like portrait and wild geese found in one room, or views and landscapes of the Ancient Regime found in the following room.

Towards the right of the entrance you will find the main living area, which consists of a living room, a kitchen and an adjoining shower room. The patina of the wood, contrasts with the clear kilim rugs, whereas Céline Wright's cloud lamps spread an abundant dreamy light.

A beautiful balcony runs alongside the apartment, connecting the two bedrooms to the living area.

The bedding & washrooms
This vacation rental Paris disposes of:

1 main bedroom with a double bed (160 x 200);
1 bedroom composed of two adjustable beds (2 x 80 x 200 or 160 x 200);
1 full sized sofa bed (140 x 200) located in the living room;
1 independent bathroom;
1 independent shower room;
2 toilets (one in each of the shower rooms).
The neighborhood
In one of those popular etymologies of which Paris has the secret, the rue des Jeûneurs where you will find this vacation rental Paris gets its name from the deformation of “rue des Jeux-Neufs” or “ street of New Games”. Indeed, in the XVIIth century the game of boules, then very popular in France was played all along this street.