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Antoinette
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ADDRESS |
Antoinette, 3 rue de la Harpe, 5th arrondissement |
| BEDROOMS |
1: Queen Size bed w/ 600 thread count Frette linens |
| No. of GUESTS |
Up to 4 guests |
| SIZE |
552 Sq Ft ; French windows w/view of the Seine |
| NEIGHBORHOOD |
Located in the heart of the Latin Quarter near Place St. Michel.
One block from
the Seine and 5 minute wak to Notre Dame & Ille
St. Louis. Less than a 10
minute walk to the Louvre. Chic shops
and dining on Rue de Buci and St.Germain |
| METRO STATION |
St. Michel or Cluny |
| FLOOR/BUILDING |
Penthouse of charming Parisian building with elevator |
| BATHROOM |
1 : Ensuite shower/tub French Limestone, heated towel rank |
| KITCHEN |
Top of the line built in appliances and fixtures, microwave, chef's
range, dishwasher,
cappuccino/espresso maker |
| TEL/INTERNET/TV |
Air conditioned, fax, cable TV, DVD, WIFI/DSL, Phone |
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| RATES |
$4,850.97 per week |
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as seen on: TRAVEL CHANNEL |
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The
apartment I am staying in, and will show in one of the Paris episodes, is absolutely
amazing. It's just the quintessential fantasy Parisian apartment. It even has
a fancy
espresso machine. I'm so happy because with a kitchen I can go to the
store and get
some groceries and really feel at home in my new surroundings. What
a job I have, I
think to myself.
That night I have a glass of my
favorite red wine Pinot Noir which itself is from France. I
open up a window and
look out to see the inside of other Paris apartments. No one
seems to have curtains
and I watch a family sit down to dinner, a couple watching TV
and a young woman
getting ready to go out. On the corner below, a street clarinet player
is playing
"New York, New York." What a great job I have.
Samantha
Brown, Host
Travel Channel's Passport to Europe
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