A delightfully modern, hip loft apartment in the heart of Paris, Rue Quincampoix welcomes two guests for an unforgettable stay in the capital. Situated on the most enchanting, traditional French street in the 4th arrondissement, the funky interior and exposed beams of this characterful loft sit in pleasing juxtaposition to the traditional buildings around it. Guests are in easy reach of the area’s vibrant cultural attractions, encouraging days spent wandering the galleries and photographing the impressive local architecture.

For the couple who thrives on new experiences, the lively 4th arrondissement places a feast for all your senses right at your fingertips. This district is home to the heart-stopping splendour of the Notre-Dame cathedral and the elegant La Maison de Victor Hugo on Place des Vosges. Alongside these historical monuments, you'll also find some of the best examples of modern architecture – including the striking Pompidou Centre. A lively nightlife scene offers contemporary French cuisine and great music at the local wine bars. For a light-hearted end to your evening's entertainment, visit one of the district's ice-cream parlours, famed for their unusual flavours and toppings.

Full of this loft's characteristic light, the tranquil king-size bedroom invites luxuriantly slow mornings sipping coffee while you read a few chapters from the well-stocked bookcase. The stylish, charcoal grey kitchen is well equipped to rustle up romantic meals for two or simply for brewing coffee and sharing the treats from the local boulangerie.

Guests will feel energised by this stylish home's bright, modern ambience. Uber-cool yet wonderfully cosy, the furnishings are a textural delight, inviting you to snuggle down for long chats over a glass of wine by the fireplace. Take inspiration from the view through the grand Parisian windows, pausing to people watch, sketch or photograph the enigmatic city before you. For a holiday that sparks your passions and recharges your batteries in a unique Parisian setting, find your way to Rue Quincampoix.