We loved this fabulous apartment. It is comfortable and quiet.
The location is perfect. It is two blocks or a quick 5 minute walk to the Rue Rambuteau Metro stop. It was a quick transfer at the Chatelet Metro stop from the RER Blue line train that goes directly to the Charles de Gaulle airport. It is worth buying the round trip RER ticket at the airport for 20Euros and also getting the multi day Metro pass.
The Marais neighborhood is fun, funky, full of small intimate cafes, galleries, restaurants. The apartment is located on the best street for markets and getting food. Just across the street was a cheese store and an Italian deli for meats and fresh pastas. Further down were three amazing bakeries and two fresh produce markets. There was a also a great wine store. We found some great places to eat on the web site ~Fourchette~. We also really appreciated being close to the major museums and monuments. The Pompidou, the Louvre, the Picasso museums, and the Notre Dame Cathedral are all within a 10 minute walk.
The apartment itself is very well laid out. The large living room has four tall windows overlooking Rue Rambuteau below. There is plenty of seating and space for people to be comfortable. The kitchen is very large with an open dining room that can seat six people at a large table. We had all the amenities necessary in the kitchen for breakfasts and late afternoon pre-dinner appetizers and snacks. Off the main foyer and hallway is the first large bedroom with plenty of closet space. Beyond that is the master suite with a small entryway, private bathroom, and large bedroom overlooking a quiet interior garden. There is a second full bathroom off the main hallway with laundry facilities. The apartment was very clean, bright, and comfortable. Both bedrooms are interior facing and very quiet. The linens and beds were extremely comfortable and we slept very well. There are plenty of electrical outlets and the wifi worked well.
I would highly recommend the apartment to anyone who appreciates being in a fabulous location in the heart of the Marais.