My Maison In Paris - Invalides

The QR code at the entrance sometimes took longer than expected, though it always worked eventually. That was a small nuisance. We never felt unsafe, despite the main door staying open for a few seconds and someone potentially being able to follow you inside. It seemed difficult to get into an individual apartment, and there were enough people around that anything happening in the hall would likely be noticed. We stayed in a one-bedroom apartment overlooking the garden with my 70-year-old mother, so comfort and access mattered a lot. The apartment, building, and elevator all felt more spacious than many places in Paris. There was useful storage, a larger shower and bathroom, and TVs in both the living room and bedroom. The halls were lively with other travelers, but inside the apartment it was peaceful. We couldn't hear the neighbors or street noise. The building is on a quiet street, which made Uber pickups and drop-offs easy. Restaurants, markets, and boulangeries are just steps away. I travel to Paris twice a year and would highly recommend Ma Maison Paris.