Cozy, central 2P studio - Réaumur Sébastopol
About the Home
Immerse yourself in the Parisian lifestyle with this cozy studio apartment, perfectly situated in the lively rue Mandar. This charming space combines modern comforts with a touch of Parisian elegance, making it the perfect home away from home. This superb 26m2 studio is located on the 3rd floor (no lift) and consists of: - A superb living room with a sofa bed (140x200cm) - Beautiful equipped kitchen (refrigerator, induction hob, microwave, kettle,...) - A bathroom with shower and WC - An independent washing machine area - Sheets and towels provided - Plenty of storage - TV and Broadband Internet (WiFi) Montorgueil is a historic neighborhood in Paris, located in the 2nd arrondissement. It is known for its narrow pedestrian streets, food shops, restaurants, and cafés. Montorgueil was founded in the Middle Ages and was originally an agricultural suburb. Over the centuries, it became an important commercial and gastronomic center. In the 19th century, the neighborhood was home to the central market of Les Halles, which supplied the entire city. Today, Montorgueil is a popular destination for tourists and Parisians alike. Rue Montorgueil, which is the main street in the neighborhood, is lined with food shops, restaurants, and cafés. Adjacent streets, such as Rue Mandar and Rue Saint-Sauveur, also house a variety of shops and restaurants. Montorgueil is a great place to shop, eat, and simply stroll. It is a lively and vibrant neighborhood that offers something for everyone. Here are some of the attractions in Montorgueil: Rue Montorgueil: The main street in the neighborhood, lined with food shops, restaurants, and cafés. Marché des Enfants Rouges: A covered market that sells fresh produce, flowers, and artisanal products. Église Notre-Dame-de-Bonne-Nouvelle: An 18th-century church that is an example of Baroque architecture. Passage du Grand Cerf: A 19th-century covered passage that houses shops and restaurants. Here are some good restaurants near Rue Mandar in Paris: - Mama Nissa, 14 Rue Mandar. This restaurant serves traditional Moroccan cuisine, including couscous, tagines, and pastilla. The food is delicious and the portions are generous. - Alma, 10 Rue Mandar. This restaurant serves Corsican cuisine in a cozy and convivial setting. The menu features dishes such as charcuterie, grilled fish, and homemade desserts. - Miss Banh Mi, 5 Rue Mandar. This restaurant serves Vietnamese banh mi sandwiches made with fresh, high-quality ingredients. The banh mi are delicious and affordable, and they're a great option for a quick and easy meal. We ask you to provide us with the necessary supporting documents: - 1 proof of identity - 1 proof of reason for stay (work or school) - 1 e-mail address 1 contract will be sent to you by email and an inventory of fixtures will be carried out on your arrival and departure. --- Arrival during the WEEK - Check-in: between 3pm and 6pm An agent will contact you to plan your arrival and discuss key collection arrangements. Early check-in: between 10am and 3pm, subject to availability. Late check-in: between 7pm and 11pm, you'll need to collect the keys from our office. WEEKEND arrival Saturday or Sunday: between 3pm and 11pm Keys will be collected from our office near the Arc de Triomphe. We'll make sure your arrival goes smoothly, and we'll be happy to answer any questions you may have.