Paris · 27 October 2026
A serviced apartment in Paris for a month
Start with how you will live, not how the room looks. A kitchen, laundry and a workable route matter differently after thirty nights.
Choose the apartment before the neighbourhood
A suite is not necessarily an apartment. A coffee machine and minibar do not make a kitchen, however generous the floor plan.
Ask for the exact category and its equipment: hob, oven or microwave, fridge, cookware and dishwasher. Check whether the bedroom has a closing door.
For a family, ask about beds rather than maximum occupancy alone. A sofa bed in the living room changes where everyone spends the evening.
Check laundry separately. A washing machine inside the apartment is different from a laundry service, especially when you need clothes back tomorrow.
Ask about stairs between the lift and the apartment. Confirm air conditioning, workspace and internet arrangements in the unit you will actually occupy.
Two Addresses worth a month-long enquiry
The Lander
The operator offers short- and medium-term stays. It describes fully equipped kitchens, separate bedrooms and a washing machine in every apartment.
Daily cleaning is described as included. Ask what linen changes and laundry arrangements your thirty-night quote covers.
Arrival uses access codes rather than a conventional reception desk. Confirm arrival hours and the support available if your flight lands late.
Medium-term does not guarantee that your chosen apartment accepts a full month. Request one apartment for your complete dates before making plans.
La Réserve Paris — Apartments
The operator describes apartments with one to four bedrooms. Its brochure describes cooking in the apartment kitchen, rather than relying only on dining out.
The equipment is not specified category by category in that brochure. Ask for the kitchen inventory of the particular apartment offered.
The services page lists daily housekeeping, laundry and ironing. Dry cleaning and a personal chef appear separately as additional services.
Confirm the scope of included laundry and every extra charge. A service description is not a quote or proof of month-long availability.
These service descriptions were checked against the operators’ own pages on 27 October 2026. Neither Address is a guaranteed thirty-night offer.
Test the route you will repeat
Choose around the place you need most often: an office, school, hospital or the neighbourhood where your family will spend the day.
Check the walking and public transport routes at the times you expect to travel. A famous street may be less useful than a straightforward journey.
Ask whether the apartment faces the street or a courtyard. Confirm its floor and whether the bedroom shares that exposure.
Use the Paris City edition to compare the other Addresses. The right side of the river depends on your daily route, not a universal rule.
Ask for the whole stay price
A published nightly starting rate is not a monthly quote. Do not multiply it by thirty and assume the result is what you will pay.
Request a written total for your exact dates and party size. Ask whether taxes, cleaning, utilities and any final cleaning charge are included.
Confirm the deposit amount and release conditions. Read the cancellation terms attached to your rate, including what happens if you leave early.
Keep the apartment category, service schedule and price together in writing. Photographs alone cannot tell you whether that particular unit is available.
Open an Address above to request its direct contact. Selloua takes no commission on your stay; the operator confirms the price and conditions.
Hosts can read how a Portrait is published. Payment for a Portrait does not turn a service description into a recommendation for every traveller.
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