:: How to choose your corporate apartment in Paris? ::

The apartment you choose will have an impact on the success of your trip in Paris, both in terms of business and the quality of life you enjoy while staying in one of the world's most beautiful cities. A short guide follows.
As specialists in the business of matching clients to apartments in the "City of Light," our foremost goal is to find the best apartment for you in terms of price, location and other advantages and amenities you may not necessarily be aware of.
The principle concern most have when looking for a short or long term apartment rentals in Paris is location. Naturally it's important to be located near to where you and your team will be doing the most business.
Fortunately, we have access to apartments in all price ranges all over central Paris. So if your overriding objective is proximity to one area of Paris or another, it will be our pleasure to find something that is in your preferred location.
Many travelers to Paris, however, may wish to explore options based on other factors, such as proximity to culture, the most family-friendly environments, areas with an artistic or cultural focus, or possibly areas that have the most economical options.
In these cases, we will be happy to speak with you and help you assess what part of town may fit your corporate apartment Paris needs best.
When looking for your apartment rentals in Paris, the goal may well be closeness to shopping and the ease nearby retail affords. In this case, you may well want to think about the eight arrondissement. After all, the world-famous Champs Elysées is located here, with some of the world's biggest flagship stores for brands such as Louis Vuitton, Adidas, Sephora and many more.
Not far away, the second district hums with commercial and business life, and has the famous department stores Printemps and Galeries Lafayette. These stores have areas dedicated to fashion, gourmet food, and everything in between.
The great thing about living in central Paris is that most things are just a metro stop or two away, meaning it's very practical to live in one part of the city and commute to another. So don't feel you have to confine yourself to one part of Paris or another! The chances are excellent you will see many areas, and it will soon feel very much like home.
Two other areas near the 8th are the 16th, which is one of Paris' most affluent residential areas and the 1st. The 16th is certainly the place if you are in search of glamour and grandeur in a nice, quiet district.
The 1st, as the name implies, really is the center of central Paris, near the Seine and the Halles shopping area, not to mention attractions such as the Palais Royal and Louvre, and much more. The 1st also has an undeniably commercial feel, as nearly a million pass through each day.
Moving across the Seine, there are other areas to be explored, depending on your needs. If you value education or are in the business of education, the 5th district and the Latin Quarter are the home of many acclaimed universities and schools. The Sorbonne is here, as is the Beaux Arts and Ecole normale supérieure, which counts many top-ranking French diplomats and government officials among its former students.
The 6th and St. Germain are stunning examples of Paris at its most picturesque. Beautiful Haussmann style buildings, bakeries, bookshops, restaurants and galleries add to the appeal, as each corner seems truly photographable, each moment something to be cherished.
Not far from here, the Boulevard St. Michel here makes for a relaxing stroll, and is very popular among local students. As one passes the beautiful greenery of Paris' largest park, the Luxembourg Gardens, one may be tempted in to read beneath the shady trees or work on a laptop while listening to free chamber music or near a puppet show.
If you're looking for a larger residential area with a true sense of tranquility and calm, the nearby 15th has lots of little parks and a very family-friendly spirit.
Those interested in the arts may wish to consider the Montparnasse, also on the Left Bank, which has a truly impressive literary and artistic history.
Of course, if your job or other passions involve the arts, you may wish to explore the bohemian energy of the Montmartre (as seen in "Amelie," the film starring Audrey Tautou). In addition to having been the former home of artists such as Picasso and Van Gogh (not to mention many more), today it is still the home of artists and is filled with many fun markets and cafes.
A corporate apartment rentals in Paris give your business an edge: the ability to live and absorb the local culture like a local, prepare meals at home (saving money), paying less than an many hotels, and greater ease and flexibility all around.
For those on a budget, we will be happy to help you find an apartment featuring charm and economy in a pleasant part of town. For those looking for the ultimate in city living, we can help you live in luxury and opulence. Of course, most company's needs fall somewhere in between.
Your home in Paris should feel right for you, and we look forward to making that happen.