Thank you, Natalia and Christophe for another exceptional Paris stay with Guest Apartment Services…read more(GAS). We rented for five weeks this time and were treated so well by Natalia who took care of everything for us. GAS provide apartments in the center of the city so you won't miss anything that Paris has to offer. They are so welcoming and accommodating, I feel like I'm being greeted by family (only nicer LOL). We keep coming back to this company because they keep excelling.

We had a reservation that we were very excited about enjoying in April of 2020, but France closed…read moretheir borders and we were not able to go. Disappointed, we asked for a refund. Guest Apartment Services issued a voucher that referenced a law passed in Paris to help hoteliers by allowing them to hold deposits. The voucher said, "In accordance with the provisions of this order, if this voucher is not used within eighteen (18) months from the date of issue, the customer will be reimbursed for the original amount deposit payment." We were not able to visit during the 18 months and requested the full refund. Christophe Chastel replied, "we can refund now 50% of your original deposit rental." This is in complete violation of the voucher that they issued. The business is not trustworthy unless they do give us the full refund as promised.

The "luxury" two bedroom in St. Germain was dreadful: a lousy Airbnb which had all of the owner's…read morebelongings throughout apartment. Damaged furniture, cracked tables, shabby tablecloths covering more damaged tables, burned hole on Formica kitchen counter, very tired decor, dirty seat cushions. I could go on and on. The only thing the platform offers is transfer of keys and charging a ton of money. We stayed up late into the night searching for a hotel. we absolutely would not trust them to vouch for any unit. Stay away! Definmutely nothing "Fine" about any of it. They refunded 25% of our money even though they were in breach of their contractual promise regarding the unit and what they knew and clearly did not know.

Great location on Michel-ange. Nice staff. Not the best at communication, but the stay, the…read morecomfort , the safety far outweighed the inconveniences. We would use them again without hesitation now that we know their stretches. Highly recommend to gomdirect and not through Airbnb, I recommend it as well as the full two bedroom on Michel-ange in the 16th arr.

From the owner: Le Gélise, gîte de France 2 épis, peut accueillir 4 personnes (+ bébé). Gîte mittoyen à la maison…read moredes propriétaire, le Gélise se situe à 10 minutes de Disneyland Paris et Meaux. Le gîte, entouré d'un grand jardin, se compose ainsi : un wc, une salle d'eau, une cuisinette au rez-de-chaussée et d'un séjour (avec couchage 2 places) et d'une chambre à l'étage.

Getting to the top of the Eiffel Tower was one of the most fun things I've ever done…read more The views from the top are spectacular. Once there, champagne is available for purchase and we absolutely had a glass. It just added to the romantic vibe. We took the elevator all the way up but could have opted to walk. If I remember correctly, I believe the ticket price to take the elevator was just a tad higher. Of course it's a must-see for first time visitors as well as return visitors to Paris. Bucket list for so many.

The Eiffel Tower was far more grand and impressive up close than I expected. The scale is…read moreincredible. Once up there it almost felt like a small town in the sky. I was surprised there are eateries on the multi-level tower. I visited at night and the view of the city illuminated below. There are stairs and an elevator with separate ticket prices depending which option you choose. I took a star off because the man selling the tickets was rude. Grumpy people should not be working in tourism.

We hit the jackpot in finding this little studio. Inside it was pin-drop quiet, perfect for…read moresleeping. Yet when we stepped out the front door we were in the middle of the bustling Left Bank neighborhood of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, with patisseries and shops and galleries by day and a lively night life along cafe-lined blocks with indoor and outdoor dining, imbibing, and people-watching. The place at 29 Rue Mazarine is situated at a crossroads of quaint streets where Romans lived; where royalty dined (and some met the guillotine!); where politicians and intellectuals from Voltaire to Franklin debated in restaurants; and where today there are no less than two Michelin-starred restaurants on our block! Well-worn stairs lead from the building's half-millenium-old stone foundation to the fourth-floor walkup studio, which has all the fascinating and funky aspects of a building with stories to tell: the exposed beams, the scent of old brick; the convoluted pipes and wires and minuscule storage space. The place was a bit rough around the edges, for sure; amenities and elbow room were spare. We didn't mind! The price was extremely reasonable, the bed was comfy, the teeny kitchen functioned just fine, and the shower water was plenty hot. It ticked the boxes for us. Like all the locals we met, our landlord, Thierry, made us feel truly welcome. He replied promptly to our questions and provided helpful information about logistics, eateries, navigating the city, etc. It's hard to imagine a better spot from which to fan out across the city. Walk two blocks to the beautiful Seine, and cross the famous pedestrian bridges to the Louvre and to Notre Dame, a 15-minute stroll at most. Incredibly, there are three clean, well-lit Métro stations just blocks from the studio, with trains arriving reliably every few minutes! For three weeks in the early spring, we traversed the city, immersing ourselves in art, architecture, and history: twice at the Louvre, as well as at Musée d'Orsay, Musée Carnavalet, Musée de l'Orangeries, Musée Marmottan, plus so many churches palaces and churches. A breathtaking day trip to Versailles was a 40-minute no-change train ride away. We got to know some lovely servers at Café d'auteur, Le Mazarin, Maison Sauvage, Café Paul, Café de Paris, and Smith's Bakery! We ate at Procope, the city's oldest restaurant, and many other wonderful eateries all over the city. And on days when we'd exhausted ourselves from walking, we simply dined on baguettes, cheese, and wine from shops around the corner, including the organic grocery store right next door. Having an affordable place to stay in a perfect location allowed us to relax and enjoy the city's magnificence. We definitely would stay at 29 Rue Mazarine again! -- Susan and Warren

STAY AWAY from this place and this man Mr Thierry Farcy, at all costs!! Mr Farcy redirects…read morecustomers from VRBO to his own site locationgite-paris.com, under the guise of "I will save you some money in fees". Luckily I speak French and had local friends to advocate for me, regarding what I experienced during my one month stay here in February 2023. And I can imagine the nightmare it would be for those who don't even speak French or even first timers to Paris. After being rerouted from VRBO site, I fell into the trap of Mr. Thierry Farcy (the proprietor/landlord of the studio 29 Rue Mazarine). We signed a contract together (through his own rental site), and I reserved this studio for 28 nights with this seemingly charming rental in the neighborhood I cherish and know quite well. I then discovered not only RAT INFESTATION thoughout the building (Rats at night making noise all night, heard from my 4th floor window), which I reported to him but to no avail. He did not seem too concerned about my question as to why there are rodents down in the courtyard keeping me up at night. And then one night, as I came home, I literally found this rodent crawling away in the kitchenette area and it was already night time, and this just put me over the edge. In a panic I relocated to a hotel down the street (something I really did not want to do). And this man did not even care to return my deposit or my request for unused remaining nights, making my entire rest of my stay a nightmare as we went back and forth on emails. He tried so much to smooth things over, and then made it seem like I created a problem for him and not the other way around. He really showed me the worst of the worst of Parisian attitude. I took the case to town hall and even hired a lawyer. Renting a unit that YOU KNOW has had past RATS and RODENT ISSUES is illegal by law in France. He continues to list this property as we speak, which is mind-boggling, and I have reported this to the local authorities. I even took it up with a lawyer. Just be aware. Don't let what happened to me happen to you. Look elsewhere at all costs.

Top notch service. They have a great selection of apartments. Lots of nice amenities included…read more Customer service is friendly and helpful. The rental process was stress free. Much better than a hotel as you can cook some of your own meals. Every time I go to Paris I book an apartment through them.

Everything. It at the base of the Eiffel Tower, it's all cherrywood inside. With extra's. On the…read morewaterfront. Walkable to nearest water taxi, next to a train depot. It was just a wonderful stay

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