SORBONNE APARTMENT NO 107, 
6 persons

This stunning 40 square meters plus mezzanine split-level apartment has a master bedroom on the second floor with a full-size bed , as well as two single beds. There is also a full-size sleeper sofa on the first floor. It is on the 5th floor with elevator. A small veranda that can seat 2 persons gives it the final touch of Parisian charm.

 

GENERAL INFORMATION

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Number of rooms								1 bed room  with one big bed for two persons + two seperate beds  + a bed-sofa in the living
Features in the apartment Kitchenett								Shower room, hair dryer, telephone, cable television, stereo system, washer/dryer, vaccum cleaner glasstop range with hod fan, refrigeratot with freezer, microwave, coffee maker, toaster house ware for 4 persons
Cleaning								Once a week + dusting once a week
Features at the building								elevator
Credit cards accepted								VISA, MASTERCARD, AMEX, JCB

  Fax machine upon request.
  Child bed (up to 3 yrs old) are available upon request 

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A well equipped apartment that will make you save time so you can enjoy the beauty of Paris.
The street on which is situated the apartment is so calm and peaceful you can hardly believe you are only a minute away of the bundle of Latin Quarters with its innumerable restaurants, cafés and jazz bars.

PRICE LIST

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Room Type Rate per room and night service included

Room 1 or 2 persons, Grand Lit	1 - 5 nights	220 €
Room 1 or 2 persons, Grand Lit	6 - 29 nights	180 €
Room 1 or 2 persons, Grand Lit	30 - 90 nights	120 €

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In 1257 a college for 16 poor students who wished to study theology was founded by king Louis IX, at the instigation of his confessor, a Paris canon, Robert de Sorbon. From such a simple beginning was to develop the Sorbonne, the centre of theological study in pre-revolutionary France and the seat of the university of Paris. The church was designed by Lemercier in the mid 17^th century in the Jesuit style, although here the proportions of the façade do not overwhelm the rest of the building and two instead of three, orders are superimposed.

 

There are many cafées and  restaurants around Place de la Sorbonne and Place St Michel and along the lower, touristy part of Boulevard St Michel. The higher you walk on Boulevard St Michel the more authentic it gets and you are slowly walking into a residential, young, literary neighbourhood. Rue St Jacques, the Pantheon, Rue Monge, the Luxembourg gardens are some few places where, literary every stone, is soak up with 800 years of history.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTS

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Closest métro station				Cluny / La Sorbonne (5 min)
Bus				21, 27, 38, 63, 85, 86, 87
Closest RER station Closest train station				Luxembourg (5min) Direct link to the airport CdG and the trade fare area "Paris Nord Villepinte Montparnasse (15 min)
Closest Air Bus Terminal				Air France bus at “Invalides” (20 min)

  Public Parking nearby

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Sites to See: Pantheon, Musée National du Moyen Age, Thermes du Cluny, Sorbonne and Sorbonne Church, St. Germain des Prés, Notre Dame Cathedral, St. Chapelle, Pont Neuf, Ile St. Louis, Luxembourg Gardens and the Palace, St. Sulpice Church, Abbey of St. Germain des Pres, Institut de France, Boulevard St Germain Rue Furstemberg.

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