This is a wonderful place to stay in every regard. It is centrally located yet calm and quiet. The view overlooking Notre Dame is spectacular. The interior design is charming, filled with details that create a romantic and artistic mood. Well appointed, you’ll find everything you might need to cook a meal at home. The large windows open onto a view of the cobblestone street below, the 13th century church courtyard of Saint Julienne Le Pauvre and a park with the oldest tree in Paris. Shakespeare and Co. is a stones throw away. There is so much history here! The great abstract painter, Joan Mitchell lived in this building in 1948. It must have been as inspiring then as it is today.
A quiet bedroom is situated at the back of the apartment and features a comfortable queen sized bed with crispy, white bedding. Its walls are adorned with hand drawn renderings of Notre Dame.
Super easy check in and close to all the sights.
This is our second stay at this lovely apartment and I am counting the days until we return. Highly recommended 5 stars!