Housed within a 17th Century paneled building, Orfevres has an ideal location on the Isle de La cite, neighboring the place Dauphine and overlooking the Pont-Neuf. It offers a scenic view over the Seine. Notre Dame, The Louvre and Saint Germain des Prés, are all in the vacinity.
This bright sunny apartment (with insonorized windows) blends the beginning of the century oak floors, marble fireplace and retro bathroom with sophisicated comtemporary furnishings accompanied by a provincial touch from the Bordeaux region with elm furniture made by local bordeaux craftsmen. The subdued colors, the artworks adorning the walls enhance the charm and refinement of this sophisticated parisian Apartment.
Category: 4-Star
Area: 1st Arrondissement
Minimum Stay: 1 Week
Maximum Occupancy: 4 persons
Code: AP
SURROUNDING AREA
- Metro: Saint Michel or Odeon/Pont Neuf.
- Isle de la Cité - Isle Saint Louis
- Saint Germain des Prés
- Monuments: Notre Dame, Conciergerie, Palais de Justice, Louvre
BUILDING FEATURES
- 17th century building
- Digicode
- Buzzer
APARTMENT TYPE
- Studio
- 2nd floor with elevator
- 600 Square feet
- Sleeps 4 maximum
- Kitchen fully equipped
- Bedroom / Alcove with 2 twin beds
- Sofa-bed can sleep two more people
- Bathroom with American-style shower, WC
APARTMENT FEATURES
- Cable TV
- High Speed Internet
- Air Conditioning
- Dining table with 4 chairs
- Refrigerator
- Stove with 4 electric burners
- Microwave
- Iron and Ironing board
- House Linen provided
- Dishes and cookery provided
- Storage
- Cleaning service: once a week
 ARRIVAL/DEPARTURE INFORMATION
- Guests can be met at property by arrangement for key pickup
- Check out: 11:00am
- Security deposit taken against credit card imprint
- All major credit cards accepted
- Sunday arrival subject to additional fee
- Extra fee for telephone based on meter
GETTING TO THE APARTMENT
- You could get to the apartment by metro or cab. But why not start your trip out right and be met in customs by our car service, who will whisk you off to your apartment hassle-free? Click here for details.
Please remember: In Paris, '1st floor' would be considered '2nd floor' in the US.
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