Rue du Cardinal Lemoine – 5th arr
Studio · 2 people · €1,090/month
Stay in the charming 5th arr – this is a very popular apartment for up to 2 people in a fantastic location! The apartment features a living room with a sofa bed, table, chairs, dresser, and window. Kitchenette. Bathroom with shower, sink, and toilet. Wi-Fi, towels, bed linens, and fully furnished.
The apartment is located on Rue du Cardinal Lemoine, a historic street in Paris’s 5th arr, situated in the historic Latin Quarter. It stretches from Place de la Contrescarpe to Quai de la Tournelle along the Seine and is lined with classic Parisian buildings, small shops, and restaurants. The street is known for its literary and cultural connections—among others, Ernest Hemingway lived here during his time in Paris. Rue du Cardinal Lemoine is close to the Sorbonne, the Panthéon, and the Jardin des Plantes, making it an attractive street with an authentic and intellectual atmosphere.
✔ studio
✔ 17 sq m
✔ 6th floor
✔ Elevator (only to the 5th floor)
✔ 2 people
✔ living room
✔ kitchen/kitchenette
✔ bathroom
✔ Wi-Fi – Internet
✔ Fully furnished/equipped
✔ Bedding & towels
✔ At least 3 months
Fees/prices – see the bottom of the page
Monthly rent: €1,090
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Price per month
- Rental period of 3 months or longer
- 2 people
- €1090
- Electricity is extra (see details)
- Final cleaning €50
Important information ➔
How Rent Works
Minimum rental period: 3 months
The apartment is in Category 3– click here to learn more about what this means.
What is included in the rent:
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Internet
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Fully equipped and furnished apartment
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Towels and bed linens
Additional costs in accordance with the owner's terms and conditions:
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Electricity usage during your stay is paid directly to the owner
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Final cleaning upon move-out: €50, payable directly to the owner
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Refundable security deposit: €890, payable directly to the owner upon move-in and refundable upon move-out, provided the property is left in the agreed-upon condition
Please note that you must have home and liability insurance that covers your accommodation in Paris.
Sometimes this is included in your home or travel insurance—we recommend that you check with your insurance company.
Booking and agreements:
To make a reservation or send an inquiry, please fill out the form on this page and we will get back to you shortly.
The lease agreement is signed directly between you and the French owner or their representative, and the rent is paid either directly to the owner or through us at Go to Paris, acting as a payment intermediary on behalf of the owner, in accordance with the instructions in the lease agreement.
There are no additional booking or agency fees— the price shown on the page is the final price, and our commission is included in the price.
Go to Paris – Classic Travel AB has been arranging apartment rentals in Paris since 1994
Our goal is to provide you, our customer, with the best possible service, while making it clear that we are not the owners or landlords of the property. We act solely as an intermediary for communication and booking between you and the French owner or their representative. All terms and conditions and all liability regarding the accommodation itself are settled directly between you and the owner.
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Customer reviews:
- This apartment, though small, is perfect for anyone looking to stay or live in the heart of Paris. The location is ideal: a 3-minute walk to Notre Dame and a 10-minute walk across to Le Marais. The nearest metro stops are on Line 10, which is one of the least well-connected lines in the city. However, a 15-minute walk will take you to the Saint-Michel station on Line 4 (which also connects to the RER). The apartment was tidy when I arrived, and the owner gave a very thorough overview of the apartment and the building. He spoke both French and English. The unit was very well equipped with linens, towels, pots, pans, and dishes. The room was decorated very simply, which I think was a good thing given there wasn’t much space to work with. Wooden floors and furniture, white walls, and a painting above the bed. The building itself is beautiful inside and out, in the traditional French style. The property as a whole was very quiet, with little to no noise from other tenants. If you plan to stay for a long time, make sure to write your name on the mailbox! There is no concierge in the building, so mail will go undelivered if you forget to do so. There is now an elevator in the building, which is great for carrying suitcases and groceries. The apartment is on the 6th floor, and the elevator doesn’t go past the 5th floor.