Rex Apartment Paris

The bright and modern Rex Apartment comfortably accommodates up to four persons in Paris’s 2nd arrondissement, offering a central and authentic base for your adventures in the city.

Located in the capital’s business district, this delightful lodging is the perfect choice for corporate travellers, or for those leisure visitors seeking close proximity to major attractions plus a genuine taste of Parisian life. Situated on the fourth floor, the apartment employs tasteful decor and minimal furnishings to create a stylish and spacious environment for you and your guests.

Handsome wooden floors adorn the living area, which is complimented by soft purple walls and plentiful natural light. The comfy sofa converts into a generous sleeping space for two, with a flat screen TV mounted opposite for your entertainment. A trendy dining table is available for enjoying your breakfast and home cooked meals together. All dishes can be prepared in the fully functioning contemporary kitchen. The adjoining room contains an extra double bed, should you wish to accommodate four, plus ample storage space for your personal belongings. The bathroom is smart and clean and includes a sink, toilet and shower unit.

Important Information

This Paris apartment is situated in the capital’s safe and peaceful 2nd arrondissement, primarily known as the city’s business and financial quarter, home to the historical Bourse or Paris Stock Exchange. This location makes it the perfect choice for corporate guests or for those leisure travellers seeking a calm refuge from the tourist crowds. The area contains the impressive National Library and the often overlooked Opera Comique, and is well serviced by public transport.

A five minute stroll towards the legendary Seine will lead you to the fashionable Rue Montorgueil, a permanent market street bustling with people and produce. This vibrant pedestrian avenue is brimming with famous restaurants, exclusive boutiques, trendy bars and mouth watering patisseries. Just off the main boulevard is the city’s solitary, fortified medieval tower, the Jean Sans Peur. Visitors are encouraged to explore the rooms and ascend the tower’s spiral staircase. A few steps further lies Les Halles, originating as Paris’s central market that was replaced in 1971 by a unique underground shopping experience. The complex descends in a series of levels, eventually culminating in a transport hub at the lowest point, granting access to the city’s express commuter rail system. This Paris accommodation is also conveniently located close to the magnificent Louvre Museum and the serene setting of the neighbouring Tuileries Gardens.