Located just a 5-minute walk away from place de la Bastille and place des Vosges, arguably the most beautiful square in Paris, this... more »
Located just a 5-minute walk away from place de la Bastille and place des Vosges, arguably the most beautiful square in Paris, this Apart*hotel is situated along a long tree-lined avenue with a garden walkway. The fully air-conditioned 3-star establishment offers you 138 apartments over 7 floors, 108 studios for 1 or 2 people and 30 one-bedroom apartments for up to 4 people. The studios are furnished with sofa beds. In the apartments, there are sofa beds in the lounge area and a double bed in the bedrooms. The Apart*hotel at the Citadines Paris Bastille Marais overlooks a charming garden and is located just around the corner from place de la Bastille, famous for its iconic opera house, countless restaurants, bars and boutiques. You are also just a 10-minute walk away from the Place des Vosges, a red-brick architectural jewel in the heart of the Marais, the district whose quiet, narrow streets are lined with 17th-century houses. For aficionados of shopping and antiques, street markets and antiques fairs are held regularly near your Apart*hotel. Absolute musts... Hotel de Sully, the Musee Picasso and the Musee Carnavalet.
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21 year old male with a moderate budget, traveling for business
Mostly this was a really nice hotel, I lived there for almost a month on a study abroad program. The rooms are roomy, clean, and seem to be up to date in terms of styles. There is also a nice safe in the room for security. The location is really nice also, close to the Metro and many landmarks, as well as a few blocks away from a great nightlife street (but far away enough to be quiet).
However, there are a couple of quirks to be aware of:
- For an extended-stay hotel, the laundry facilities are pretty small and expensive - there are more affordable laundromats in the neighborhood.
- The climate control doesn't work if the window is open even a little bit
- They only wash the dishes twice a week, but each room has hardly enough dishes to last that long, meaning that people have to essentially wash their own dishes unless they eat out every night. The same goes for cleaning the rooms and making the beds.
- The lower floors hear some street noise and rumblings from the Metro down below.
Overall, it is a nice hotel to stay at. There is always at least one desk person on duty who knows English too.
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