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Address | 43, rue St Georges, 75009
Paris.
| Sleeps | 4 | Bedrooms | 1 double, dining room converts into twin
bedroom.
| Bathrooms | 1 bathroom (bath with shower); 1 separate
WC.
| Kitchen | Fully equipped; 
| Facilties | 
| Local Amenities | Restaurants, cafés, supermarkets,
shopping (near key department stores), interesting art
museums.
| Neighbourhood | 'La Nouvelle Athènes' is a
mysterious, often overlooked quarter once beloved of artists of the
Romantic era. Long-forgotten actresses and demi-mondaines had
mansions built here and some of the prettiest of these miniature
palaces can be found in tiny streets adjacent to 'Garnier'.
| Personal
Service
|  Our English-speaking staff will welcome
you at the apartment and help you to settle
in.
| Price | 900€ - €1500/wk. (incl. all taxes, utilities,
fresh bed and bath linens, housekeeping, free local calls).
Sat-Sat bookings attract preferential
rates. |

|  | | Transport
links | On
foot | | St Georges M
12: | 1
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| Monuments and Hallmarks | On foot | | Opéra
Garnier: | 5
mins. | | Galeries
Lafayette: | 5
mins. | | Eglise de la
Madeleine: | 7
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|  | | Other things to see and do | On foot | | Stroll up the rue
d'Aumale (Wagner lived at no. 3): | 1
mins. | | Have tea in the Musée de la vie
Romantique: | 3
mins. | | Eat homemade quiche at the Rose
Bakery: | 2
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This elegant 60m2 apartment rental is well
located near to the Opera Garnier, in the artistic enclave of 'La
Nouvelle Athènes', once home to Delacroix, George Sand amongst
others. The Goncourt brothers lived in the building and the
calm of the area drew Renoir to set up studio next door. The
apartment is bright with South and West-facing windows that overlook
private gardens onto Chopin's former residence. An artistic
feel and sense of calm survive to this day. All the more
striking considering this is the heart of Paris. If what you
are looking for in your Paris apartment rental is soothing elegance,
then you cannot go wrong with 'Garnier' . Furnished to a high
standard with antique furniture and modern soft furnishing, 'Garnier'
very much feels like a home and is full of character. The
period drawing room is decorated in the Louis XVI style with its 18th
Century fireplace, antique mercury looking glass, original French
'secretaire' desk and antique ornaments that include an interesting
17th Century pharmacist's mortar! A rare Prussian chimney
dominates the dining room (marble ornaments and antique porcelain) with
its original Louis XVI dining table which offers a more formal
alternative to eating in the kitchen.

La
Nouvelle Athènes' is a mysterious, often overlooked quarter once
beloved of artists of the Romantic era. Long-forgotten
actresses and demi-mondaines had mansions built here and some of the
prettiest of these miniature palaces can be found in tiny streets
adjacent to 'Garnier'. The apartment overlooks the remarkable
Square d'Orléans, an ensemble of flats and artist's studios which
attracted the glitterati of the day. No surprise then that the area is
so popular today. Local restaurants are excellent and cater
for all budgets and tastes. , For fresh produce, the
well-known rue des Martyrs is one of the best markets in
town.

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Dear James,
Thank you for offering us a warm, quiet and relaxing apartment for our Paris holiday. We saw all the sites, ate and drank far too much. I never thought of holiday apartments in Paris as an alternative to a hotel but our friends (the Nicos from NY) were right in passing us your details. Cheers, David and Elaine
Elaine Patient (family of 4), Sydney, Australia
February 2006
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The Archives in Paris was one of the best Paris vacation apartments we have stayed in. We have been doing Paris vacation rentals for some time! The apartment was spotlessly clean, so well equipped and central for all Paris sites. Thank you so much for sharing this little piece of paradise with us and for making our vacation in Paris so memorable…
Mary West (family of 5), Seattle, USA
August 2006
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