Yes, the apartment has a telephone. However, you will need to purchase a calling card to place long distance calls. You can purchase a calling card from most local Tabac stores. They are located on most street corners. There will be instructions on how to use the phone on the card itself. You may also call collect, but note that 1-800 numbers are not directly available from overseas.
Very. There are plenty of plates and silverware as well as cooking pots and utensils. There is enough there to host a small soirée.
Because this is an apartment rental, a daily linen service is not available. If you need fresh linen you will find them in the hall linen closet.
Not surprising, ATMs are everywhere in Paris. An Automated Teller Machine (ATM) is located just outside of the building on Boulevard Brune. You can make a withdrawal from your ATM account and receive a better exchange rate than you normally would if you were to go to a currency exchange facility.
The Porte de Vanves Metro, Bus, and Taxi stations are a quick one-block walk away located on the corner of Boulevard Brune and Rue Raymond Losserand.
Great shopping is never too far away in Paris. However, the best and perhaps most expensive shopping will be found on the Champs Elysées.
Great restaurants in Paris are virtually everywhere. There are several good restaurants on Boulevard Brune and also on Rue Didot. If you're in the mood for a quick and simple meal, you can usually find a Brasserie (pub) on practically every street corner.
Sorry, no pets or smoking permitted. Children, however, are welcome.
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