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At approximately 22m² and designed for up to two guests, the space is compact, but its layout creates separate areas for sleeping, relaxing and preparing meals rather than placing everything in a single room.

Step into the adjoining area and you will find a small lounge with a sofa and coffee table—a useful place to sit down after exploring Paris without having to spend the evening on the bed.

The kitchen occupies its own compact corner and includes a cooktop, sink, refrigerator and washing machine. It is best suited to breakfast and simple everyday cooking rather than elaborate meals, but provides the essentials for a comfortable city stay.

The private bathroom includes a shower and toilet and follows the same efficient, compact approach as the rest of the apartment.

Rather than trying to feel like a large apartment, this is a small and practical Paris home for two: somewhere to sleep comfortably, make breakfast, unwind at the end of the day and head back out into the city the next morning.

This is a relatively compact 22m² Paris apartment designed for one or two guests. If having a large living space is an important part of your stay, please consider the apartment’s size carefully before booking.

Please note that the TV in the apartment is for decorative purposes only and is not functional. Thank you for your understanding.

Rue Léon Frot places you in a residential and lively part of the 11th arrondissement, where everyday Parisian life unfolds among neighborhood cafés, bakeries, restaurants and small local businesses.

Walk toward Rue de Charonne and you will find an increasingly animated mix of places to eat and drink, while continuing toward Bastille brings you into one of eastern Paris’ best-known areas for dining and nightlife.

In the other direction, the streets lead toward Place de la Nation, giving you another useful point from which to explore the city.

The appeal of this neighborhood is also in the smaller routines: picking up bread in the morning, finding a café around the corner, walking home after dinner and experiencing Paris beyond its major monuments.

Charonne Metro station (Line 9) is approximately a 5-minute walk away.

Rue des Boulets Metro station (Line 9) is approximately a 7-minute walk away.

Alexandre Dumas Metro station (Line 2) is another option within walking distance, providing additional connections across Paris.

The Metro makes it easy to reach areas such as République, Grands Boulevards and Nation and to connect with other lines for the rest of the city.

The surrounding 11th arrondissement is also enjoyable to explore on foot, particularly around Rue de Charonne and its neighboring streets.