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Located on the 5th floor without elevator, the accommodation includes: - a room with a double bed (removable bed to sleep, you can advance it not to have the head in the beams), - a shower room, - a fully equipped kitchen - and a living room. You will particularly appreciate : - its location: in a very lively street and near all the shops. But as you are in the courtyard, you can even sleep with the windows open without noise; - and its brightness. During your stay, you will have at your disposal: Wi-Fi, television, washing machine, oven. The apartment is located near the metro stations "Strasbourg Saint-Denis" and "Réaumur - Sébastopol". You will find a supermarket "MONOPRIX" at 3 minutes walking distance for your small daily purchases. Sites of interest close to the accommodation : - the Montorgeuil street with several restaurants and cafés (two steps from the accommodation), - Les Halles for shopping (15 minutes on foot) - and the Domaine National du Palais-Royal (18 minutes away). Good address to advise you: - in front of the apartment: the super Brasserie Dubillot to eat like a real Frenchman (tip: the sausage purée!). Do not hesitate to ask me for more information, I will be happy to answer you. :)

The 2ᵉ arrondissement of Paris is historically one of the financial centers of Europe, housing the former Palais de la Bourse, now called the Palais Brongniart. Other important activities in the district are journalism and fashion. The 2ᵉ is also home to the famous Rue Sainte-Anne, known to Parisians as the home of Japanese restaurants and stores. Typical Parisian shopping galleries, such as the Passage Choiseul or the Passage des Panoramas, add to the charm of this neighborhood. While the activities mentioned above are all daytime activities, the eastern end of the arrondissement, with its charming rue Montorgueil, has an entirely different, more dynamic and youthful reputation thanks to its many cafés, restaurants and bars.