## The space The flat itself is a very traditional built French appartement with wooden communal stairwell. The area is very central and convenient, as surrounded by many cafes, restaurants and supermarkets. Kitchen: Once you enter the flat you will enter to a small corridor that will take you to a bathroom and a kitchen. The kitchen is well equipped, as I myself like to cook! Feel free to use any of the appliances. I would ask you to not take any of my food, and replenish if you do so. The kitchen has lovely window to the communal courtyard letting the daylight in most of the day. You will have a small table with foldable chairs available please use as needed. Bathroom: The bathroom is separate and disposes of modern shower corner, toilet and bathroom mirror/cupboard. Instantly warm water will be available any time of the day. Living room: This is a living room with one sofa that can be transformed to a bed. You can enjoy calm, relaxing time watching TV after long day exploring Paris. ## Guest access Guests will have access to the entire property during their stay. ## Guest interaction My support team or I will be contactable by email or telephone during your stay ## Other things to note Amenities: -24/7 guest support - Professionally cleaned - Hotel-quality bed linen and towels - 24/7 check-in as there is a lockbox with the keys Other : Please note you will have to climb stairs to the 2nd floor. There is no elevator in the building. There is currently renovation work in the stairwell

## The neighborhood Montparnasse is a district with creative roots. Sculptors, painters and composers without a penny poured into Montparnasse. These anonymous artists have gained notoriety and today the neighbourhood's cemetery has tombstones bearing the names of Sartre and Baudelaire. Today, the Montparnasse district combines tradition and modernity. It is known for its chain stores, creperies and historic bistros once frequented by writers like Hemingway. You can walk around quietly and try to discover hidden artists' workshops. Finally, there are always good reasons to visit the Montparnasse tower. The views it offers of the city are fascinating. ## Getting around The flat is a short walk from Gare Montparnasse metro station, on lines 4, 6, 12, 13. Notre Dame: About 20 min by Metro, or 30 minutes on foot Eiffel Tower: About 25 min by Metro, 35 min on foot Arc de Triomphe: About 25 min by Metro Gare du Nord: About 25 min by Metro Charles-De-Gaulle Airport: About 60 min by Metro (55 min by taxi) Orly Airport: About 45 min by Metro, 30min by Taxi