## The space Welcome! There’s no other place in Paris that can offer you such a special position: located in the 1st arrondissement, the Louvre district, you’ll be close to all the major attractions. At the same time, it is very quiet, perfect for resting after a nice day of sightseeing. With the two bedrooms and the sofa bed in the living room, it can accommodate up to 6 travelers, perfect for a family or a group of friends. It has wifi and it is decorated with taste and contemporary design. The kitchen is fully equipped, bathroom with walk-in shower and WC. Have a wonderful stay! ## Guest access You'll have access to the whole flat ## Guest interaction We are GuestReady, a property manager, and we want to ensure your stay will be as smooth and comfortable as possible. We are available 24/7 should you need any assistance during your stay. Kindly note that this is a personal home so please take good care of it as if it was your own. ## Other things to note This is a self-check-in property, you will have to go to a store located 10 minutes away by foot from the apartment to pick the key up. More information on how this will work out will be provided before your...

## The neighborhood A very lively pedestrian area in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, Les Halles district is named after the old Halles Baltard, the market hall which used to stand on the site and was described by Émile Zola as the "Belly of Paris". This building was deemed obsolete in the 70s and made away for the Forum des Halles, a big shopping centre at the heart of the capital. Entirely renovated in the 2010s, the latter now boasts a remarkable architectural feature, the Canopy, an immense glass and steel structure with plant-like curves… A temple of fashion, this complex contains many shops as well as a library, conservatory, hip hop centre, swimming pool, cinema, cafes and restaurants. To get there by public transport, you can go via the world's biggest underground station, the Châtelet - Les Halles Metro and RER station. In the Les Halles district, you can also stroll along the pedestrian streets of Rue Montorgueil, Tiquetonne and Quincampoix, which are lovely places for a walk and have a number of shops. On your walk, you can also see the magnificent Gothic Church of St Eustace, the Bourse de Commerce with its cupola on top, and the Renaissance-style Innocents fountain. A beautiful park of around 4 hectares provides a wonderful backdrop for the Church of St Eustace: the Nelson Mandela Garden, which opened in 2013, offers tired walkers and shoppers a much-appreciated place to relax! ## Getting around Châtelet - Les Halles (metro 1, 4, 7, 11, 14 / RER A, B, D)