L’Appartement est bien situé pour visiter le Château de Versailles. Il est fonctionnel et propre, adapté pour un court-séjour.

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The apartment is really cozy and clean, it has all the things you need for a lovely stay, walking distance to the Palace and train stations, very easy access to Paris. The host is very friendly and helpful.

It was beautiful to spend a week in an 18 century house in the best part of Versailles in a charming 2-room-flat. The flat is located on the 2nd floor in the back of an old townhouse which of course means narrow doors, narrow stairs, no lift. All fine by me. The flat itself has been recently renovated but it retained the ancient railings in front of the windows (which overlook a small courtyard and get enough sunlight). There is a spacious kitchen with a lot of cupboards, a microwave, an oven, a fridge, a coffee machine, and a sitting area. In the bedroom, there is a lot of storage space, an ironing board, and an iron. The bathroom is small but you have everything you need, also a hairdryer. All sorts of cleaning utensils. Heavy curtains to block any light at night. Camera on the door showing the entire space in front of the entrance door. The location is perfect for someone like me. Rue Royale is the main artery of the Quartier St. Louis which is the best preserved part of the town. You find everything what you need in Rue Royale, except of course of the palace and the gardens... If you walk out of the door, to your left there is a great bakery (literally 5 m from you). To your right, bakeries, butcher's shops, fish bistro, cafés, pastry shops (note Patisserie Fine owned by Sebastien Serveau, the former pastry chef of the Ritz), delis, chocolateries... You walk across the unique Carré St. Louis with the former market stalls, now filled with cafés, restaurants and small shops. There is also a Carrefour. You can buy vegetables at the Potager du Roi (vegetable garden of the King). There is a market around the St. Louis cathedral. The palace is not far, you can take Avenue de Sceaux for the frontal view of the palace, or go through the Cour des Senteurs (google it) or cross the Potager. To visit the gardens, there are two choices: to cross the main courtyard or to cross the city and access the gardens from the North side (Grille de la Reine).

There was nothing I wouldn't like. Some might have a problem with the stairs and the lack of a lift, so please think before booking. The way to the station is not exactly short, especially if your train arrives/leaves at Versailles Chantiers.

I think the best word to describe this apartment would be "functional". I didn't use all of them, but the apartment was filled with just about every appliance and accessory imaginable for comfortable home living, including coffee maker, microwave, range, refrigerator, dishwasher, TV, washer/dryer, fans, etc.

I think the words "charm" and "cozy" are not the best fit for this listing. The decor of the apartment was rather drab and sterile. The view out the windows was into a dreary little interior courtyard.

An old apartment freshly renovated, bright and clean with very good kitchen and washing facilities. Considerate host who communicated well.

Two flights of stairs which should not be a problem for younger visitors