Want to party Parisian style? Then be prepared to spend a little money on a luxury Paris apartment in a spot where you can dance and carouse all night before slipping into your private car for the quick ride home. Here are a few hot night life spots to consider before booking with a luxury Paris apartment rental service.

1. Place Vendome/St. Honore

So you want to show off your fashion sense, and money is no object? Hooray! You’ll find a little bit of heaven in the famous Place Vendome/St. Honore neighborhood, with turbo-charged people-watching by day and night in this area frequented by celebrities. And if you crave some of the best luxury shopping that Paris has to offer…then you’re in luck; the swanky Hotel Costes is one terrific place to show off your chic finds over cocktails.

2. Champs Elysees

Are you a diehard clubber looking for the classic Paris nightlife experience? Then get a sweet pied a terre close to the Champs Elysees. A luxury Paris apartment a little bit away from the crowds enhances your experience. Let your inner Parisian free, since you’ll have more fun if you’re not mistaken for one of the throngs of Eiffel Tower sightseers. And, if the lucky Paris nightlife stars are smiling upon you, you might even have a Johnny Depp sighting. He’s part owner of Man Ray on Rue Marbeuf.

3. St. Germain-de-Pres

If your idea of partying means being a part of the local student scene, then find a luxury Paris apartment on the Left Bank to dance the night away with Sorbonne students in the St. Germain-de-Pres district. Sure, you’ll also be surrounded by Notre Dame sightseers in tennis shoes—but you’ll get to enjoy a lively pub/club scene. Be sure to check out the funky WAGG bar and night club.

4. Montmartre

Home of all that is delightfully tawdry, Montmartre is the site of the Can-Can and Moulin Rouge. Even though it’s seedy, it’s also expensive, adding much glamour to the grit. (This IS Paris, after all.) So, if you want your night life with a soupcon of sleaze, then find your luxury Paris apartment somewhere in Montmartre. Check out La Fourmi if you’re drawn to the artsy set. It’s got sort of a Berlin feel to it.

Who wants to take a long cab ride home after a night of clubbing? Nothing like trying to stammer out directions to somewhere halfway across the city. Nope. It’s all about the apartment. Pied a terre is, after all, the French term for “foot on the ground.” Keep those dancing feet on the ground as you head happily home to your luxury Paris apartment.

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