We've furnished the living room of the apartment with an inviting
leather couch. Several guide books and picture books on Paris, the
local region, and France are also available. On the wall, we've hung a
replica of the Plan Turgot, the first scale map of Paris, made for
Louis XV in 1739.

The TV in the apartment has cable with several foreign-language channels.

The original hardwood floor has been restored and retains its natural
beauty. The two large windows, as well as the window nearer to the
kitchen, allow plenty of natural light to fill the room. Moreover, on
some evenings you can look down from one of the windows into an active
painters' workshop.

In keeping with the style of the apartment, we've chosen a bed,
wardrobe, and bedside table made of beautiful European Oak. The room
is also furnished with a solid wood desk, and a computer with Internet
access. The bedroom still has its original hardwood floor. The red
wallpaper complements the marble fireplace, which is, however, no
longer usable.

Like the living room, the room has two full-size windows. As all of
the windows in the apartment open onto one of two inner courtyards,
the quiet of the bedroom makes for very peaceful nights.

We provide, of course, all the necessary bedding for your stay. For
parties of three, we supply a twin-size roll-out futon along with the
necessary bedding.

While we've tried to keep the apartment's traditional French feel,
we've equipped the kitchen with several "modern" comforts.

The fridge, which has a fully enclosed freezer for storing frozen
foods, the two-burner stovetop, and the oven allow you to store goods
purchased from the many nearby merchants and to prepare meals "at home".

Along with a coffee maker and toaster, there are many basic cooking
utensils and several table settings. We gladly provide the makings of
coffee, hot chocolate, and tea.

In the event of an emergency, you'll find a first-aid kit and a fire
extinguisher in the kitchen as well.