Charming studio in Montreuil, near Paris

HostnFly offers you this beautiful 15 sqm studio located in Montreuil.
It has all the necessary equipment for a pleasant stay.
It is ideal for a couple.

Very good stay :)

## Logement
Discover this beautiful studio in Montreuil, perfect for a functional and relaxing stay. With an area of 15 m 2, it can accommodate up to 2 people.

This accommodation, without elevator, includes a sleeping area with a double bed 160 x 200, a fully equipped kitchen, a shower room and a comfortable lounge to relax after a day of discoveries.

The equipment is designed for your comfort: you will have Wifi, a hairdryer, a coffee machine, a microwave, hot water and an iron.

Also, sheets and towels are included in the cleaning fee so you won’t have to worry about these details.

One of the major assets of this studio is its practicality. You will find a public parking nearby, paid in the street or a Zenpark parking at the town hall of Montreuil, accessible in 3 minutes by car or 7 minutes on foot. With a southern exposure, the studio offers a beautiful view of Vincennes, without vis-à-vis.

The location is also very appreciated. The studio is a stone’s throw from the pedestrian street of Capitaine Dreyfus, bustling with many restaurants, bars and shops. You will be just 550 meters from the metro station line 9 and an 8-minute walk to a 'Franprix' for your small daily purchases.

Nearby, you can enjoy the independent cinema Le Méliès, ideal for a budget outing, as well as the market of Montreuil and the park of Beaumonts for a pleasant walk in the green. In addition, Paris is accessible in less than 10 minutes via line 9 (metro Mairie de Montreuil).

Welcome to this charming studio that will make your stay an unforgettable experience!

## Emplacement
Montreuil comes from the Latin "monasterolium", small monastery. The first trace of the existence of the village is found in an ordinance of the Merovingian king Thierry IV. The village became important from the reign of Philip I onwards, thanks to its vineyards and the holiday resort that it represented for the high clergy and the lords. The kings of France went there frequently. Thus, Saint-Louis came there to "make his Easter", Charles V and his wife Jeanne de Bourbon were baptized there in 1375. The presence of these important people allowed Montreuillois to pay less taxes and to benefit from various privileges. From the 16th century, Montreuil went into decline as the kings of France abandoned Vincennes for Fontainebleau and Saint-Germain. After the Revolution, Montreuil took the name of Montreuil-sous-Bois. The city became industrialized and urbanized little by little until it became the current city.

## Transports
Metro:
-ligne 9 (station Mairie de Montreuil) at 7 minutes on foot.

Bus:
-line 127 (Wilson - Gabriel Péri station) at 3 minutes on foot.
-line 122 (Croix de Chavaux station - Metro) at 8 minutes on foot.

From the Gare de Lyon: 22 minutes by public transport.
From Paris-Orly Airport: 40 minutes by taxi.