Rue Nicolas Houel, paris

I never actually got to stay in this residence. However, I do have something to say about the reservation method: it's absolutely terrible. My mother and I felt mistreated. Apparently the process needs to be done by phone call (so it's a lye that you can do it online, as said in the webpage). You can't a reservation starting September (it was june). You should rent the studio from june to have it available in September, which seems like stealing away your money When I agreed to that they offered me a smaller studio since the one I had selected online apparently wasn't available (again, not the information given in the webpage). I dind't agree to this and I asked if they could call me once the one I liked was available. When I returned the call an hour later than theirs, the studio "had already been rented". And also, the smaller one was rented just in the time I was in a call with one of the ladies in the callcentre. It's disastrous. Most of them don't even speak english or treat you poorly when you make an effort to speak in french. My mother holds that they never wanted to rent me the studio because I am a foreigner. I don't know if that is the reason but in fact it was the worst idea of my life and a loose of time to try to go to this residence, just search for some place easier to reserve where they won't treat you bad

Very well situated but doesn't have high quality furnitures. Tho manager is just perfect :)

It was for a short stay but everything was perfect.

too expensive

The residence—well-maintained and housed in a modern building with a large inner courtyard—is just 5 minutes from the Place de la Bastille and benefits from excellent metro connections. The studios offer all the necessary amenities and comforts. Student life is made easy and enjoyable by the presence of Ms. Fernandes, the residence manager. Her availability, efficiency, and warmth deserve special mention. The students' experience is enriched and enhanced as a result. A big thank you to her!