Museum View Apartment Paris – 404

Sleeping up to 2 guests in stylish comfort, this delightful studio apartment is located in the 5th arrondissement of Paris.

With its chocolate and cream walls and beautiful wooden floors, you are sure to feel right at home here during your holiday. Large windows allow lots of natural light illuminating the rather chic furnishings throughout the property.

The living room area includes a double bed from where you can watch the wall mounted flat screen TV in comfort. At one side of the room you will find a kitchen area that allows you to prepare your own delicious breakfasts or perhaps a fresh picnic to take out with you on your daily adventures in the city. A dining table and chairs for two is ideal for serving up a private undisturbed romantic meal.

The apartment also incorporates a private bathroom fitted with a toilet, sink and bath.

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Located in the delightful Latin Quarter in the 5th arrondissement of Paris, this delightful city apartment is perfectly positioned for exploring all the most popular city sights with ease. The neighbourhood takes its name from the language the students and professors of the nearby Sorbonne were heard to utter in the streets in years gone by.

You will find the wonderful 28 acre Jardin des Plantes directly opposite the apartment as well as the National Natural History Museum (Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle) which has been host to literally millions of visitors since its opening in the 1700s. It’s the perfect place to visit if you are a fan of dinosaurs and fossils. Also located within the gardens are the Museum of Paleontology and Anatomy, and the Museum of Geology.

A short wander east will lead you to the famous River Seine. Follow it north a few minutes and you will come to one of the city’s most iconic buildings, Notre Dame Cathedral. Made famous by Victor Hugo’s novel ‘The Hunchback of Notre Dame’ and later the Hollywood adaptation, thousands of people flock here daily to admire the impressive gothic architecture.