Pétrus

Welcome to the Pétrus! This stunning two-bedroom apartment is as much a luxury as the Chateau Pétrus wine after which it’s named. Located in a historic building dating back to the 17th century, the Pétrus is the epitome of Parisian class. Nestled in the iconic Place Dauphine, its proximity our beautiful La Place Dauphine makes it ideal for families and group stays!

The Pétrus exudes sophistication and style. Its unique interior marries modern design with traditional French features, creating a harmonious atmosphere of old and new elegance. The sumptuous open-plan living room and dining area radiates warmth, thanks in part to the sandstone walls and exposed, traditional oak beams. An antique fireplace provides a lovely focal point and offsets the contemporary sofa fabulously. Perhaps best of all, the living room looks out over Paris with its three large windows revealing a perfect city backdrop. The sleek kitchen, complete with black marble worktops, is fully equipped, with the Le Cornue oven and stove as a bonus for the culinary masters. On the first floor of this duplex, there is also a handy utility room with a separate washer and dryer and a half bath. You’ll not be disappointed as you climb the staircase. Two gorgeous bedrooms await on the top floor. Generous bedroom 1 is complete with a lavish bed and ample wardrobe space. The well-appointed en suite oozes luxury with its specially made sink of Carrera marble. Bedroom 2 also has the added bonus of a private bathroom nearby with a stand-up shower. With a sofa in the living room that converts to a double bed, the Pétrus comfortably sleeps five guests. The Pétrus offers air-conditioning in the bedrooms and living room for your comfort.

Situated on the Île de la Cité, with the Pétrus as your home, you’ll experience the heart of the city. Thought to be the oldest neighborhood in Paris, the city’s history is certainly apparent in the surroundings. In minutes, you’ll experience the magnificence of Notre Dame and the splendor of Sainte-Chapelle, with its incredible 13th-century stained glass. A selection of metro stops nearby also makes the Pétrus a great base for exploring all of Paris or if you’re planning a day trip to Versailles. The peaceful nature of Place Dauphine means you can enjoy the City of Light at your own pace, and there’s always the charming mix of cafes and bistros right at your doorstep!

Things To Note

Neighborhood: 1st arrondissement

Size: 1075 sq ft/100 m2

Sleeps: Best suited for four adults or two adults and three children

Cooling: Air Conditioning in bedrooms and living room

Accessibility/Security: 13 stairs from the ground floor to the elevator. 14 internal stairs

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Room Details

General Amenities

• Toiletries
• Hotel Safe
• Smoke Detector

Kitchen

• Fully Equipped
• Starter Supplies
• Kitchen
• Dishwasher
• Kettle
• Nespresso Style Coffee Machine
• Oven
• Toaster
• Refrigerator

Bathroom

• Shampoo
• Hairdryer

Accessibility

• Private Entrance
• 4th Floor North American
• Elevator
• Internal Staircase

Connectivity/Entertainment

• WiFi
• TV - Limited English Programs

Heating/Cooling

• Heating
• Sound Dampening Windows
• A/C-Partial
• Non-Working Fireplace

Kid/Family Friendly

• Travel Crib

Laundry

• Dryer
• Iron & Board
• Washer

Amenities

• Elevator
• Air Conditioning

Things to See & Do

Place Dauphine (1 mins Walking)
Located at the Western end of the Ile de Cité Initiated by Henri IV in 1607, this is one of the most beautiful public squares in Paris with leafy trees and all buildings having uniform facades as requested by the King.
Square du Vert-Galant (2 mins Walking)
A beautiful little park occupying the western tip of the Ile de la Cité. Sit along the edge of the Seine and enjoy incredible views of Paris
Sainte-Chapelle (3 mins Walking)
See the famous stained glass windows in this chapel on the Ile de la Cité island near Notre Dame Cathedral.
Conciergerie Museum (6 mins Walking)
Discover this 14th century royal palace that became the prison of Marie-Antoinette
Palais de Justice (6 mins Walking)
Home to the law courts of Paris
Latin Quarter (7 mins Walking)
Maze of narrow, cobbled streets that are home to artists, intellectuals, and a bohemian way of life, as well as Saint-Séverin, one of the most beautiful churches in Paris.
Notre Dame Cathedral (8 mins Walking)
One of the world's most famous churches and a must-see if you're visiting Paris. Marvel at the incredible French gothic architecture and climb to the top to get a close-up view of the cathedrals famous gargoyles.
The Louvre (10 mins Walking)
A trip to Paris isn't complete without a visit to the world-famous Louvre museum. See the Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo and other famous artworks

Shopping & Eating

Place Saint-Michel (7 mins Walking)
Lively area full of café, restaurants, pubs and bars
Rue de Rivoli (7 mins Walking)
Affordable fashion shopping street
Saint-Germain-des-Prés Neighborhood (10 mins Walking)
The Left Bank's most celebrated thoroughfare, packed with cafes, famous restaurants, unique specialty shops and luxury brands
Place Maubert (13 mins Walking)
On the Left Bank's most celebrated thoroughfare, Boulevard St-Germain, features a lively open-air market Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Marché Maubert (14 mins Walking)
Traditional open-air market with a combination of permanent food shops and stalls. One of the best cheesemongers in the entire city is located here - Fromagerie Laurent Dubois. Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 7am - 2:30pm
La Tour d'Argent (15 mins Walking)
One of France's most famous restaurants on the Left Bank's Quai de la Tournelle
Rue Saint-Louis-en-l'Ile (15 mins Walking)
Features some of the best food shops in Paris and include bakeries, wine shops, grocery stores, an excellent fromagerie, and a butcher that local residents say is one of the best in Paris.

Public Transport

Métro (4 mins Walking)
Pont Neuf (Line 7)
Métro (8 mins Walking)
Cité (Line 4)