Filled with cafés, bars, delicatessens, bookshops, bakeries, and the bright yellow Buci News on the corner, rue de Buci even boasts its own market. This little street is vibrant with life, day and night. For lunch, diners enjoy mussels and oysters, their tables spilling onto the pavement; come nighttime, revellers sit on bar terraces until 4 in the morning. Rue de Buci even has its own jazz band during the weekends playing on the corner where the street joins Rue Mazarine. 

Right in the town centre, the location offers you the convenience of an open-air market just downstairs. The nearby metro stations will offer excellent access to the rest of the city, although you probably won't need it as most of central Paris is within easy walking distance from this most central neighbourhood. You'll be living an unforgettable stay in the Saint Germain des Prés area which is widely held to be the most desirable area of the capital. The finest Parisian boutiques and restaurants, a buzzing ambience day and night, stylish bars, café terraces, fabulous architecture and a profound sense of history and culture.