Palais Royal Louvre
75001
Palais Royal Louvre
75001| Type | Bed | Bath | Occupancy | Price (From per night) |
|---|---|---|---|
1 Bedroom, 2 Bathrooms | 1  1  | 2  | From €1300 per night |
The100M2 stunning apartment is in an elegant Parisian building that is part of the original Palais Royal, dating the 17th century.A truly luxurious and historically rich apartment in Paris. The combination of the eighteenth-century building, high ceilings, and floor-to-ceiling French windows creates a palatial atmosphere, adding a touch of grandeur to the living space. The view of the Palais Royal gardens from the windows must be breathtaking, providing a scenic backdrop to the interior.
The antique furnishings, glass-fronted bookshelves, and ornate bed frame contribute to a regal and sophisticated ambiance, paying homage to the city's rich history. The use of patterned wallpaper and ochre tones further adds to the classical and elegant feel of the apartment.
The contrast between the ornamental living spaces and the gleamingly white kitchen and bathroom suggests a balance between historical charm and modern functionality. The mention of a cinema screen hints at modern entertainment amenities, providing a perfect setup for cozy nights in.
Moreover, the apartment's prime location, right on the Palais-Royal gardens and within a short walk to the Louvre, adds to its appeal. Being in the heart of Paris, it allows residents to experience the vibrant and glamorous side of the city.
A captivating blend of history, luxury, and modern comforts, making it a truly enchanting place to call home.
Where to begin with one of Paris's most majestic and central districts? This was the stomping ground of historic kings, and now its grand palaces and squares are home to museums, galleries, government offices, and luxury shopping. With no fewer than three Royal palaces, the attractions are plentiful in this neck of the woods. If checking out the Mona Lisa with throngs of tourists isn't your thing, we recommend exploring some of the area's quieter hidden gems. Colonnes de Burennes has a gorgeous secret square and Alain Ducasse's world-famous French restaurant 'Le Meurice' is just around the corner.
The100M2 stunning apartment is in an elegant Parisian building that is part of the original Palais Royal, dating the 17th century.A truly luxurious and historically rich apartment in Paris. The combination of the eighteenth-century building, high ceilings, and floor-to-ceiling French windows creates a palatial atmosphere, adding a touch of grandeur to the living space. The view of the Palais Royal gardens from the windows must be breathtaking, providing a scenic backdrop to the interior.
The antique furnishings, glass-fronted bookshelves, and ornate bed frame contribute to a regal and sophisticated ambiance, paying homage to the city's rich history. The use of patterned wallpaper and ochre tones further adds to the classical and elegant feel of the apartment.
The contrast between the ornamental living spaces and the gleamingly white kitchen and bathroom suggests a balance between historical charm and modern functionality. The mention of a cinema screen hints at modern entertainment amenities, providing a perfect setup for cozy nights in.
Moreover, the apartment's prime location, right on the Palais-Royal gardens and within a short walk to the Louvre, adds to its appeal. Being in the heart of Paris, it allows residents to experience the vibrant and glamorous side of the city.
A captivating blend of history, luxury, and modern comforts, making it a truly enchanting place to call home.
Where to begin with one of Paris's most majestic and central districts? This was the stomping ground of historic kings, and now its grand palaces and squares are home to museums, galleries, government offices, and luxury shopping. With no fewer than three Royal palaces, the attractions are plentiful in this neck of the woods. If checking out the Mona Lisa with throngs of tourists isn't your thing, we recommend exploring some of the area's quieter hidden gems. Colonnes de Burennes has a gorgeous secret square and Alain Ducasse's world-famous French restaurant 'Le Meurice' is just around the corner.