Museum view – 303 Apartment Paris

Museum View 303 is a stylish studio for up to 2 leisure or business travellers right in the Quartier Latin. Ideally located close to Gare de Lyon, this is exactly what you are looking for your short term stay in Paris.

If you are looking for stylish and comfortable accommodation in one of the liveliest areas of Paris, Museum View 303 is looking forward to welcoming you. Providing two single beds that can be used as a double bed, this space is ideal for a business traveller or a small party who want to feel at home while in Paris. The exquisite decoration of this studio, furnished in warm colours, the comfortable beds, ultra-modern bathroom enclosing a bathtub and the petite but functional kitchen make you feel home instantly. Additionally, the apartment, with its huge windows, offers a lot of natural light and excellent views to theMusée National d\'Histoire Naturelle, which is a few metres away. A nice and comfy couch and a flat-screen TV are incorporated in the sleeping area.  A multiuse small table and two chairs can be found in the kitchen which can be used as your mobile office or to enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning before you head into town to close some deals or to visit the many attractions Paris offers.  Pure chic in the heart of Paris.

The Museum View 303 studio is conveniently located on Rue Buffon, in the 5th arrondissement of Paris, known as the Quartier Latin, Latin Quarter. This district is also known for being home to the most prestigious colleges and universities of Paris as well as being the most ancient neighbourhood in Paris. This cosy studio is situated on the left bank of the well-known river Seine, close to two of the main train stations of Paris, Gare de Lyon and Austerlitz.  Furthermore, in the Latin Quarter you will be able to go back in time and enjoy some ancient sites like the Roman amphitheatre (formerly known in Latin as Lutetia) and the Thermae, which has its own museum called Musée de Cluny.  But that’s not the only museum you can visit in the area, the world-famous Musée Curie is to be found there, too for those who are passionate about science. Interested in sculpture? Then the Musée de la Sculpture en Plein Air offers a great collection of sculptures outdoors. Entrance is free of charge. Getting hungry after a day sightseeing or doing business in the capital of France? Then the Latin Quarter is a great place to start your gastronomic adventure. Visit some of the numerous Bistro (traditional restaurants with delicious French food) and enjoy a glass of red wine while having lunch or dinner.  Many well-known traditional French restaurants can be found at Quartier Latin: Chez René , L'Avant-Goût , L'Ourcine  or even the legendary Lapérouse , where famous personalities such as Victor Hugo or Emile Zola used to hang out back in the day.