Two-bedroom apartments in Paris – for families, friends and couples

Two bedrooms with doors that close

Most apartments sold in Paris as "4 people" are, in reality, one-bedroom apartments with a sofa bed in the salon. It works for a night; it starts to wear thin by the third morning, when one person wants a coffee at seven and the other is still asleep next to the kettle. The apartments on this page are different:two separate bedrooms, each with a door, plus a living room where no one has to sleep.

This is precisely the configuration two couples travelling together are looking for — parents with teenagers, or three colleagues on a week-long work trip. Compared with two hotel rooms, you gain a kitchen, a washing machine in each apartment, and an evening spent in the same room rather than down a corridor.

The price of a two-bedroom apartment in Paris

Rates vary by season and district. As a guide, our two-bedroom apartments start just above €100 a night in the residential 17th arrondissement, sit between €150 and €270 in the 15th, the 2nd, or the Quartier Latin, and reach €250 to €400 in Le Marais, Saint-Germain, or a few streets from the tour Eiffel. Spread across four to six guests, that's generally less per person than a mid-range hotel — and that's before the breakfasts you'll make at home.

The price shown after you select your dates is the total price: cleaning and tourist tax are included, and stays of a week or more often benefit from a weekly rate.

Where our two-bedroom apartments are located

• Le Marais (3rd & 4th)— our largest two-bedroom collection, several with air conditioning and private jacuzzi. Seeour apartments in le Marais.
• Sentier and Montorgueil (2nd)— central, lively, a short walk from the Louvre and the Grands Boulevards. SeeParis 2e arrondissement.
• Invalides and the tour Eiffel (7th and 15th)— quieter streets, ideal for a first stay. Seeapartments near the Eiffel Tower.

• Le Quartier Latin et Saint-Germain (5e et 6e)— the Rive Gauche on foot. SeeSaint-Germain-des-Prés and the Left Bank.
• Auteuil (16th)— residential and leafy, close to Roland-Garros and the Parc des Princes. SeeParis 16th arrondissement.

What to check before booking a two-bedroom in Paris

• Is the second bedroom a proper room with a door, or a mezzanine or alcove? Each listing specifies the exact bed configuration.
• Bathrooms — one is common in Paris, even in larger apartments.
• Is there a lift? Many older buildings don't have one; the floor is noted on each listing.
• Air conditioning, if you're visiting between June and September. See ourair-conditioned apartments in Paris.

Book directly with Lavie Maison

These are our own apartments, managed by our équipe in Paris. Booking direct rather than through a platform gets you5% off the nightly rate, instant confirmation and a single point of contact from your first question through to check-out. Arrival is fully self-guided, around the clock — a late flight is never an issue. Travelling with children? Ourfamily apartments in Parisalso include three-bedroom apartments.