Perfect place to stay- close to everything! Very well thought out and very clean. We arrived for a 3 day stop at Paris on our way home after a long 2 week trip.
We needed to do laundry and to my surprise, detergent was available and we got our clothes cleaned the night we arrived. If you’re here for a short 2-3 day trip, you won’t likely need to purchase anything aside from milk or cream for coffee.
Entry through the main gate, the building door and apartment door is via a QR code and while some like myself might be used to a human delivering a physical key, the codes worked well - just make sure you keep your phone charged or else print out the code.
The apartment we had is fairly small and so not suitable for more than 2 people. Not much space to place luggage if you brought more than 2 bags with you. If you’re here for a short stay, you probably won’t need anything to purchase unless you need milk or some groceries.
Their is an added convenience of having USB-A and USB-C outlets on either side of the bed to stay plugged in. Kitchen has a small fridge, dish washer and a washer/dryer combo. I made the mistake of turning it on at night our last night and it’s too loud so I would reserve the clothes washing to daytime hours.
Bathroom is small but everything is supplied and the water pressure is great.
The communication of My Maison staff on here and email is prompt and helpful.
We flew in through CDG and took the RER-B and metro - about an 1h 6 minutes ride to La Tour- Maubourg M8 metro station which is a 3 minute walk to the home. Varenne Metro station M13 is a 10 minute walk.
The home is about 12 minutes brisk walk to the Eiffel Tower. While the metro is convenient for longer distances, the location is fairly central to most monuments and desired sites, we created an itinerary that took us walking to the nearby Les Invalides, Napoleon’s Tomb, Rodin Museum, Pantheon, Saint Chapelle, Notre Dame construction site, Le Louvre, Champs Élysée and Arc de Triomphe. A circle that can take you walking back toward the Eiffel tower and back home.
The neighborhood is fairly central and studded with cafes, restaurants and boulangeries. Grocery stores close earlier but there are convenience stores like the Monoprix on Saint Dominique open till 2 am that is a 10 minute walk or you can order from there through Uber Eats.
I highly recommend this place for a couple or 2 people. I am definitely not going to venture elsewhere and going to stay at my Maison the next time I’m in Paris.