Languedoc

Discover the charms of one of Paris’ prettiest squares with a stay at the Languedoc, a one bedroom, one-bathroom apartment with a coveted location right on Place Dauphine. Set in a 17th century building, this sunny apartment overlooks the picture-perfect square full of blooming trees in the spring, quaint cafés and locals playing at a game of pétanque. Add to that a quiet and yet incredibly central location on the historic Île de la Cité island and you’ll love calling the Languedoc home during your Paris holiday.

The living room and dining area are full of light from three large windows with views over Place Dauphine. The open plan space is elegantly decorated with ornate wood paneling and large mirrors that capture sunshine during the day and shimmering light after dark. The modern kitchen opens to the living room and features a statement zinc sink that is beautiful to admire from both areas. Just off the living room, the bedroom is a lush and relaxing space featuring solid oak floors, warm-toned wood paneling with green marble inlays and antique silk wallpaper. The luxurious bathroom at the Languedoc is tiled with marble and mosaics from Italy. The building is complete with an elevator for easy access, and the comfort of central air conditioning is the perfect finishing touch to this serene retreat in Paris.

Place Dauphine is the ideal jumping off point for exploring the City of Light, from the otherworldly beauty of Sainte-Chapelle’s stained glass windows and the medieval splendor of Notre-Dame nearby to the Louvre’s artistic treasures and chic shopping of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. You’ll be spoiled by all the top Paris sights that are just a pleasant stroll away from the Languedoc!

Please note: This apartment is not suitable for children under the age of 18 years.

Things To Note

Neighborhood: 1st arrondissement

Size: 560 sq ft/52 sq m

Age Restrictions: No children under the age of 18

Accessibility/Security: One step down from street to building entrance; 13 stairs to the elevator

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Room Details

General Amenities

• Toiletries
• Hotel Safe
• Smoke Detector

Kitchen

• Fully Equipped
• Starter Supplies
• Kitchen
• Dishwasher
• Kettle
• Microwave
• Nespresso Style Coffee Machine
• Oven
• Stovetop
• Toaster
• Small Refrigerator

Bathroom

• Shampoo
• Hairdryer

Accessibility

• Private Entrance
• 6th Floor North American
• Elevator

Connectivity/Entertainment

• WiFi
• TV - Limited English Programs

Heating/Cooling

• Heating
• Sound Dampening Windows
• A/C-Central
• Non-Working Fireplace

Laundry

• Iron & Board
• Washer/Dryer Combo

Amenities

• Elevator
• Air Conditioning

Age Restrictions

• No children under 18

Things to See & Do

Place Dauphine (1 mins Walking)
Located at the Western end of the Ile de Cité Initiated by Henri IV in 1607, this is one of the most beautiful public squares in Paris with leafy trees and all buildings having uniform facades as requested by the King.
Square du Vert-Galant (2 mins Walking)
A beautiful little park occupying the western tip of the Ile de la Cité. Sit along the edge of the Seine and enjoy incredible views of Paris
Sainte-Chapelle (3 mins Walking)
See the famous stained glass windows in this chapel on the Ile de la Cité island near Notre Dame Cathedral.
Conciergerie Museum (6 mins Walking)
Discover this 14th century royal palace that became the prison of Marie-Antoinette
Palais de Justice (6 mins Walking)
Home to the law courts of Paris
Latin Quarter (7 mins Walking)
Maze of narrow, cobbled streets that are home to artists, intellectuals, and a bohemian way of life, as well as Saint-Séverin, one of the most beautiful churches in Paris.
Notre Dame Cathedral (8 mins Walking)
One of the world's most famous churches and a must-see if you're visiting Paris. Marvel at the incredible French gothic architecture and climb to the top to get a close-up view of the cathedrals famous gargoyles.
The Louvre (10 mins Walking)
A trip to Paris isn't complete without a visit to the world-famous Louvre museum. See the Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo and other famous artworks

Shopping & Eating

Place Saint-Michel (7 mins Walking)
Lively area full of café, restaurants, pubs and bars
Rue de Rivoli (7 mins Walking)
Affordable fashion shopping street
Saint-Germain-des-Prés Neighborhood (10 mins Walking)
The Left Bank's most celebrated thoroughfare, packed with cafes, famous restaurants, unique specialty shops and luxury brands
Place Maubert (13 mins Walking)
On the Left Bank's most celebrated thoroughfare, Boulevard St-Germain, features a lively open-air market Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Marché Maubert (14 mins Walking)
Traditional open-air market with a combination of permanent food shops and stalls. One of the best cheesemongers in the entire city is located here - Fromagerie Laurent Dubois. Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 7am - 2:30pm
La Tour d'Argent (15 mins Walking)
One of France's most famous restaurants on the Left Bank's Quai de la Tournelle
Rue Saint-Louis-en-l'Ile (15 mins Walking)
Features some of the best food shops in Paris and include bakeries, wine shops, grocery stores, an excellent fromagerie, and a butcher that local residents say is one of the best in Paris.

Public Transport

Métro (4 mins Walking)
Pont Neuf (Line 7)
Métro (8 mins Walking)
Cité (Line 4)