History

In 1370, Bertrand du Guesclin, Duke of Molina, returns to Paris winner of the battle of Montiel. King Charles V is rewarding his valiant knight. He asks him to go rue de la Verrerie in the heart of the Marais district. Intrigued, the Duke opens an old door and finds a hidden street, protected from the crowd of the city. At the end of the street, pushing a gate du Guesclin fall in love with a very cute inside courtyard. The apartment, offered by the king, is there, extremely elegant, fully equipped and very nicely decorated. The place seems to be the perfect one to rest and enjoy the time free.

Métro Hotel de Ville, ligne 1

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Apartment description

35 square meters, 2 rooms on the ground floor with a mezzanine. Details below:

• Ground floor, you have the entrance and a living room, with a sofa and two leather armchairs, a low table, a library, a TV and a DVD, a sound system, an internet connexion, a phone for incoming calls only. You also have a dining area with one table, four chairs and a dresser.
• The kitchen is open on the living room. Equipped with a sink, an oven, four electric cook tops, a fridge with a freezer, a dishwasher, a washing machine, a toaster, an electric coffee-maker, a kettle and all items you might need to cook.
• On the mezzanine, you will find the king size bed, two bed lights, a large dressing, a bathroom with a shower, a toilet, a hair dryer, an iron and an iron table.

The apartment is fully equipped, with towels and sheets.

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