:: How to choose your three bedroom apartment in Paris? ::

Coming to Paris as a group represents significant savings for those on a budget. But regardless of your needs, Paris is an experience that is best shared. We invite you to explore the many advantages of staying one of our three bedroom apartment rentals in Paris.
Although, undeniably, one of Paris' main attractions is as a place for some of the world's best restaurants, often a large part of visitors' budgets goes to the many meals that make up the course of an average week. Your Paris three bedroom rental, on the other hand, comes fully equipped with a kitchen, which means you can opt to prepare many of your meals at home. Fortunately, the plenitude of markets in Paris means plenty of fresh ingredients, just brought in from the French countryside.
The best cheeses, produce, and seafood are at your disposal with just a short walk from your three bedroom Paris vacation apartments for rental. Most often this means food that would cost much more when imported from another country, and the ability to shop and cook like a local. Those who already love to cook will have the time of their life, and those with limited cooking experience will find it very easy to find a cooking class in English, or even a private chef to help them shop and cook in a true Parisian style.
The best part is, cooking in your Paris three bedrooms apartment rental + doesn't mean giving up eating in restaurants. Quite the opposite. It means more money to spend when you do decide to hit the town. And the sense of togetherness itself may be a memory you will cherish. Nothing's more fun than cooking as a group, and then sitting down to some conversation over a piping hot meal of local delicacies.
One of the best markets, beloved by locals and tourists alike, is the daily market along the Mouffetard in the Latin Quarter. The history alone makes it worth the trip, as the market is surrounded by buildings that date back as far as 900 years. This is one of the last remnants of "old Paris," before Napoleon's chief city planned Baron Haussmann demolished much of the city as part of the great beautification that created most of what we think of a "modern" Paris, such as the wide esplanades, the Arc de Triomphe, and more. Strolling the Mouffetard, you may sympathize with those who, for all Haussmann's brilliance, lamented the passing of the older, quainter feel of the city,
Of course there are also upscale supermarkets to enjoy in various parts of the city, from the glamorous Saint Germain to the fashionable area around the Champs Elysées, and the 9th, home to department stores Printemps and Galeries Lafayette. In fact, Galeries Lafayette has an entire floor devoted to nothing but offerings for the gourmand. And for the ultimate in grocery shopping, head to the "millionaire's grocery store," in the Place de la Madeleine. (Fortunately, you don't actually have to be a millionaire to shop here. There are samplers here for those who wish to sample some of the world's best delicacies and somewhat more affordable prices.)

Your group has many areas to choose from when it comes to your finding the three bedrooms apartment in Paris best suited to your tastes and needs. Paris' 20 central arrondissements offer many opportunities.
More economical offerings are available in districts such as the 10th, 11th and 12th. The 10th has the Canal St. Martin, with its rollerbladers and cyclists. The 11th has numerous parks and a strong community aspect that many feel right at home in. And the 12th has large green spaces to explore. Slightly less economical is the 15th, which is an upscale residential area that is also perfect for families.
Students and artists may wish to consider the scholastic and student-filled Latin Quarter by the Seine, the boisterous, fashionable and fun Marais (just across the Ile de la Cite) and the somewhat more removed Montmartre to the north, which is home to artists, poets and musicians.
Those involved in literary pursuits may want to take a look at the 6th, which has the gorgeous Saint Germain neighborhood. Although this area isn't especially known for its economical offerings, this is the home of the fabled Deux Magots café, and many of France's publishing houses, with a strong literary spirit in evidence today.
Enjoy your search, and as always, don't hesitate to ask lots of questions. The search itself will be plenty of fun, and we look forward to greeting you in a long or short-term three bedroom rental of your dreams in Paris.