Treat yourself to a luxuriant stay in Paris: Five plus stars all around and a great value. Highly recommended! We completely agree with all the positive comments said by all the other guests.

Carole’s communication was always quick, easy, and helpful. We felt very pampered in her large, beautiful flat (125 sq meters ~1,250 sq feet) with tall ornate ceilings and several large full length windows giving beautiful light to the rooms, that at the same time felt very comfortable and relaxed during our 11 night stay. The bedrooms were quiet with high quality real beds. The bathroom and separate toilet were clean and well kept, and the shower had a quick full flow of hot water in both the switchable lower hosed wand and tall overhead rain-like spout. It has a fully equipped kitchen (big by Parisian standards). There’s a nice desk in the living room and in the front bedroom, and the included internet is fast. The location could not be better for work at the Palais de Congress or at La Defense, but because of the proximity to metro line 1 and its ease of use, it is a convenient location just to be tourists too (see details below). The location like most of Paris is very safe.

This was my wife’s and my seventh stay together in Paris, and my 20+ for business. Carole’s place will definitely be at the top of our list for future stays.

Location:

The immediate location is quiet with plentiful cafes, brassieres, patisseries, and restaurants abounding within a street or two. Also nearby are two grocery stores, pharmacies, and boutiques. The Haute Cuisine fresh pasta, produce, and more sold in the 3x per week open market a few streets away is not to be missed. If you’re going during peak tourist season you may appreciate, like we did, not living among the massive throngs of tourists, but with the locals with nearby cafes, all while being minutes away from everything on the Metro.

It’s less than a minute walk to Metro Line 1, upon which a great many of the favorite sites of Paris are located and which almost all the other lines cross for easy access. All the following are on Metro Line 1: La Marais, St Germain, Isle de Cite, Notre Dame, St Chapelle, Louvre, Tuilleries Gardens, L’Orangerie, Musee d’Orsay, Arch de Triomphe, Champs-Élysées, Quai Branly, Eiffel Tower, Palais des Congrès to name a few, and La Defense if you happen to have a working stay. The address say’s Nueilly sur Seine, but it’s Paris (a block away the address officially changes to Paris).

Carole, thanks for everything, including the very nice bottle of champagne.

Loren and Dana