Villiers Village

This modern oasis on a leafy street once led to an ancient village called Villiers la Garenne. The apartment is in a quarter called 'Plaine-Monceau'.  All rooms are off the hallway with a separate toilet directly to your left followed by the bedroom and 'double-séjour', a combined dining and living area. Immediately to the right of the entrance is the bathroom followed by the kitchen. 

Unlike so many Paris apartments, there is no shortage of storage for your personal belongings. Every room, including the toilet, has storage space.

The sofa can convert to a double bed if you need two separate sleeping areas. The owner has spent a lot of care growing her plants and would appreciate it if they were watered every ten days.

The bedroom has a double-sized bed (140 x 200 cm), plenty of closet space and a desk, should you need to work while you are in your Paris vacation apartment.

Plaine-Monceau is an upscale area known for its embassy buildings and avenues with elegant Haussmann-era residences. The art-filled Musée Jean-Jacques Henner, opened in 1924, occupies a grand 19th-century mansion with a winter garden, while the Église Suédoise is a 1913 church with red-brick, Swedish-inspired architecture. Elsewhere, tree-lined streets have a mix of casual lunch spots, and high-end eateries.

In addition to the metro line 3 at Porte de Champerret, the RER C stop, Pereire Levallois, is a short walk away as is the T3b tramway. This makes getting around the city very easy!