Near the banks of the Seine, this apartment boasts views of the water and has plenty of quirky charm to go around. Mixing mid-century '70s furniture with curios from around the world, this is truly a unique place to call home in the City of Lights. There's even an office for remote workers, which doubles as a second bedroom thanks to the sofa bed. Some bits may be a tad dated, but that's part of the allure. Plus, you can't beat the Île Saint-Louis postcode. You can walk to Notre Dame, the Latin Quarter, and Le Marais, as well as numerous cafes, bars, and restaurants.
Home truths: *At full capacity, two guests will sleep on the sofa bed in the office. This room has its own door, so there is some privacy. *Although there isn't air conditioning here, your host provides two fans. *This host doesn't accept bookings from groups of young people (age 18 or under). *Given the home's riverfront location, noise is to be expected. *Free parking isn't provided and it can be tricky to find a space. That said, a car isn't necessary in Paris. Instead of driving, explore on foot or take advantage of the city's public transport.