Apartment in Paris
2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
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About this apartment rental
🏠✨Relax in this studio apartment located on the 4th floor (no elevator) in the heart of Paris's 19th arrondissement. This apartment stands out for its brightness and functionality. With simple decor, a kitchenette, a sleeper sofa, and a bathroom, it offers all the comforts you need for a pleasant stay.
🏠 On the 4th floor with no elevator
🛋️ Sofa bed
📺 TV and Wi-Fi
🍳 A kitchen equipped with stovetop burners, microwave, Nespresso coffee machine, and electric kettle
🚿 1 shower room with toilet
-This accommodations are available for rent under two different lease types, depending on your situation: the mobility lease or the standard lease (Civil Code). The applicable lease type is determined before your arrival, based on your profile and the desired lease term.
1. The mobility lease
The mobility lease is intended for individuals who, as of the lease’s effective date, are in one of the following situations: vocational training, higher education, an apprenticeship contract, internship, volunteer work as part of a civic service program, job transfer, or temporary assignment related to professional activity.
Key features:
Term ranging from 1 to 10 months, non-renewable (the lease may be amended once via an addendum, without exceeding 10 months in total).
You will be asked to provide proof of your situation before signing.
A mobility lease is signed between the host and the tenant before each move-in.
2. The Standard Lease (Civil Code)
If none of the above situations apply to you, the rental is governed by a standard lease (furnished, Civil Code), which is particularly suited to stays in a non-primary residence. The terms (duration, security deposit if applicable, notice period) will be specified when the contract is drawn up. A lease agreement is also signed before each arrival.
In both cases: The tenant must purchase home insurance covering the entire duration of their stay and provide proof of coverage. We can assist you with this process if needed.
-Lost or Forgotten Keys
Any keys lost or forgotten between 10:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. will incur a fee of 50 euros.
After 8:00 p.m., service is not guaranteed and will be billed at a higher rate.
If a locksmith is required and the traveler is at fault, the traveler will be fully responsible for the costs.
-Lost Items
We assume no liability for items left behind in the apartment.
If an item is found and the traveler requests that it be mailed, a fee of 50 euros will be charged, in addition to postage costs.
🏠 On the 4th floor with no elevator
🛋️ Sofa bed
📺 TV and Wi-Fi
🍳 A kitchen equipped with stovetop burners, microwave, Nespresso coffee machine, and electric kettle
🚿 1 shower room with toilet
-This accommodations are available for rent under two different lease types, depending on your situation: the mobility lease or the standard lease (Civil Code). The applicable lease type is determined before your arrival, based on your profile and the desired lease term.
1. The mobility lease
The mobility lease is intended for individuals who, as of the lease’s effective date, are in one of the following situations: vocational training, higher education, an apprenticeship contract, internship, volunteer work as part of a civic service program, job transfer, or temporary assignment related to professional activity.
Key features:
Term ranging from 1 to 10 months, non-renewable (the lease may be amended once via an addendum, without exceeding 10 months in total).
You will be asked to provide proof of your situation before signing.
A mobility lease is signed between the host and the tenant before each move-in.
2. The Standard Lease (Civil Code)
If none of the above situations apply to you, the rental is governed by a standard lease (furnished, Civil Code), which is particularly suited to stays in a non-primary residence. The terms (duration, security deposit if applicable, notice period) will be specified when the contract is drawn up. A lease agreement is also signed before each arrival.
In both cases: The tenant must purchase home insurance covering the entire duration of their stay and provide proof of coverage. We can assist you with this process if needed.
-Lost or Forgotten Keys
Any keys lost or forgotten between 10:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. will incur a fee of 50 euros.
After 8:00 p.m., service is not guaranteed and will be billed at a higher rate.
If a locksmith is required and the traveler is at fault, the traveler will be fully responsible for the costs.
-Lost Items
We assume no liability for items left behind in the apartment.
If an item is found and the traveler requests that it be mailed, a fee of 50 euros will be charged, in addition to postage costs.
Amenities at Studio Métro Ourcq Paris 19eme
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Paris
Ratings and reviews
6 / 10Average·May 2026
Property was well equipped with useful appliances. No check in/out flexibility. It’s on the 4th floor at the inner side of a residencial building with a few restaurants and shows downstairs. Overall location is excellent near the canal l’ourq and had a great residencial feel. The property was clean, but the sofa bed mattress is definitely waned out, which makes the stay quite uncomfortable in the long run. Also, as a typical Parisian apartment, the shower drainage gets stuck most of the time. Electricity also failed a couple of times when using different appliances at the same time. It does have a express coffee maker which is a positive thing, but the small freezer within the fridge had ice stuck, so I could barely use that. A few elements that are typically not considered because it’s not *inside the property* but directly affect the life of the renter. 1. There is kebab restaurant downstairs and their back door is just on the entrance so often they would be cutting meat with the door opened or even the through trash in the bins that attracted bugs and left a bad smell. 2. They had a full renovation of the building while I was there so for 10 days they were polishing and painting the walls which gave me an allergy and I had to spend 3 nights somewhere else. I also asked the workers multiple times how much time that would last and they couldn’t say. Overall, felt I should have been told upfront about this remodeling particularly when paying such a high price.
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