Rsidence Le 7EME Art

We were four and felt very comfortable in the two-room suite on the fifth floor, where the Monica Bellucci Suite is. All the rooms are named after famous actors. We liked the decor and furnishings, and everything was clean, neat, and worked well. The sunny bathroom had a window facing a church and a cozy old street. It had a shower, large sink, mirror, and clothes dryer, and connected to the bedroom with a double bed and TV through a doorway with no door. The main room opened into the kitchen dining area, which was handy for cooking. There was a fridge, dishes, kettle, and what we needed, plus a large, comfortable fold-out double sofa, satellite TV, and Wi-Fi. The windows also had a wide view. We booked through Booking.com a month ahead for two nights, even though the stated minimum was a week, and got approval for the shorter stay after calling a representative. The only thing that spoiled the visit was our car being towed. Parking is scarce, and we arrived late and parked where we shouldn't have. By 7 a.m. it was gone. The fine was €119. The police station that told us where it was was nearby, and we walked three kilometers along the Croisette to the impound lot. This was in September 2012. We never met the owners. The room key was waiting in a secret spot, and we returned it there when we checked out.