The Cadet residence gives you some ideas for your family holidays and an eco-friendly lifestyle in Paris! You can visit Paris in a fun and ecological way, respecting the environment and nature, while passing on these values to your child.

Family activity in Paris: in the footsteps of Napoleon

This walking tour retraces the steps of Napoleon. Through this Parisian walk and starting from the Jardin des Tuileries, discover the precursor of the urban planning of Paris.
From the Jardin des Tuileries, admire the Arc du Carrousel and then head towards the church of Saint-Roch, rue Saint-Honoré. Head towards the Madeleine and its church and then towards the Place de la Concorde. Cross the Concorde Bridge and walk along the quay to the National Assembly then to the Invalides and its esplanade.

The Covered Passages: an atypical stroll for your family holidays

This walk promises you the discovery of the covered passages of the capital. An unusual stroll awaits you in the Haussmannian districts. These architectural curiosities are part of the charm of Paris. These covered passages date from the 19th century and house tea rooms, restaurants and shops.
From the Musée Grévin, a few minutes walk from the Cadet residence, visit the Passage Jouffroy and the Passage des Panoramas. Then take the Rue de Richelieu south to the Passage des Princes. Continue to Rue du 4 septembre and stop at Place de la Bourse and Palais Brongniart. You can walk up Rue Vivienne and come across the Musée Grévin.

Discover Montmartre during your family holidays in Paris

Montmartre is a typical district of the capital. In half a day, you can take a stroll through the district and discover the richness of this corner of paradise, which inspired Picasso and Van Gogh.
From the Basilique du Sacré-cœur, head towards the Place du Tertre, a place of artists. Take rue Norvin and rue des Saules to reach the Vigne de Montmartre and the Cabaret au Lapin Argile. Go back down and take rue Jean-Baptiste Clément, rue Ravignan and rue d’Orchampt until you reach the Moulin de la Galette, a famous windmill. Go back to rue Ravignan to rue des Abbesses and its square where you will come across the “Je t’aime” wall.

Family stroll in the authentic Paris: The Marais and its private hotels

The Marais is an authentic district of central Paris. The district includes private hotels, medieval remains and picturesque streets. From the Hôtel de Ville to the Place des Vosges, discover a very special part of Paris.
Start at the Place des Vosges and look at the Hôtel particulier de Sully. Then, take the rue des Francs Bourgeois to discover the Lamoignon hotel and the Hôtel d’Albret. Take rue Payenne, then left on rue des Quatre-Fils to go to the Jardin des Archives Nationales. Take rue des Archives until you come across the BHV Marais. Finally, go and see the Hôtel de Ville on the quays.

Family walk in bucolic Paris: the Butte aux Cailles

The 13th arrondissement and its Butte aux Cailles district is a quiet area, and festive in the evening through its typical small paved streets.
Start from the Manufacture des Gobelins, avenue des Gobelins in the 13th district. Head towards the Fontaine Wallace via the rue du Banquier. Take the boulevard de l’Hôpital to the place d’Italie then the boulevard Auguste Blanqui and the rue des Cinq Diamants and the rue du Moulin des Prés to see the artesian well of the Butte aux Cailles. Go to the Place de la Commune de Paris by the rue de la Butte aux Cailles. Then take the passage Barrault and go up the rue de Croulebarbe to go to the Tour Albert.

Family outing in old Paris: Visit the Ile de la Cité and Notre-Dame

In the centre of Paris, these places are a must-see. The Ile de la Cité was home to the first inhabitants of Paris. Take a trip to a historic and religious centre rich in heritage.
From Notre-Dame Cathedral, on the Ile de la Cité, you can walk through the Square Jean XXIII at the back, then see the Hôtel-Dieu Hospital on the square. You can then walk along the Quai du Marché Neuf, then turn right onto the Boulevard du Palais to the Quai de l’Horloge. Here you will find the Clock Tower of the Palais de la Cité. Go to the Pont Neuf at the end of the island and then take the Rue Henri Robert and go to the Place Dauphine.

With these Parisian walking tours, you’re going green for your family holidays. There is nothing better than walking to discover a city in all its nooks and crannies; this way, you can discover the capital in a different way, without going too far from the Cadet residence.

Come hiking in Paris with your family in Paris! Indeed, the French capital finally has its own hiking trail within the city limits! The GR 2024, the long-distance hiking trail also known as the GR75, was inaugurated on 15 June 2017.

This trail was designed to support the city’s bid to host the Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2024. It has worked out well as Paris will host the Olympics in 2024! This footpath forms a green belt and becomes a pleasant and green pedestrian route. The Cadet Residence tells you more…

A new long-distance hiking trail in Paris!

The GR 2024 loop is 50 kilometres long and passes through 9 arrondissements bordering on the neighbouring departments of Paris. The trail also connects the 7 GR trails in Paris: GR 1, GR 2, GR 14, GR 14A, GR 22 and GR 655. It is possible to start from any point on the trail, but there is a dominant starting point located under the Geode’s mirror ball in the Parc de la Villette. The trail then continues clockwise, but can be done the other way around, in sections of 4 to 5 kilometres for ease.

The trail is accessible to all, it is flat and easy to follow. That said, it is recommended to do this hike in several stages. Just remember to bring water and wear good trainers. You can always take breaks in the green areas along the way or sit on a terrace for a drink.

What to see on this Parisian walking trail?

It allows you to walk around Paris on a single path: an advantage for discovering the contours of the city while passing through a multitude of gates, sports venues and 75 Parisian green spaces!

You will pass through the Porte de la Villette, Porte de la Chapelle, Porte de Montmartre, Clichy, Asnières, Passy, Saint-Cloud, Versailles, Châtillon, Orléans, Arcueil, Italie, Ivry, Charenton, Dorée, Montreuil, Bagnolet and Les Lilas.
You will also see some sports centres such as the Chiquito de Cambo fronton, near the André Citroën park, the Stade Nautique des Tourelles, now renamed the Georges Vallerey swimming pool, near the Porte des Lilas, as well as the Parc des Expositions de la Porte de Versailles for handball and table tennis, the AccorHotels Arena for basketball, the Parc des Princes for football, Roland-Garros for tennis and the Zenith de Paris, where weightlifting competitions will be held.

Among the various green spaces crossed, one discovers the Kellermann Park in the 13th arrondissement, the Bois de Vincennes and the Parc de Bercy in the 12th arrondissement, the Parc de la Villette in the 19th arrondissement, the Parc Clichy-Batignolles in the 17th arrondissement, the Bois de Boulogne in the 16th arrondissement, the Parc André Citroën in the 15th arrondissement…

To follow the trail, simply follow the markers symbolised by two horizontal red and white lines. Some of them are located on trees, in the greenest parts of the city; others are more difficult to spot, especially in the city where numerous tags, logos, signs… can make it difficult to find the marker.
Going around Paris on this GR trail allows you to visit Paris in a different way, to have a peripheral vision of the capital while passing by emblematic and exotic places.

The Cadet residence, ideal for visiting Paris with your family

Our aparthotel is located in the centre of Paris, in the 9th arrondissement. The closest subway stop, Métro Cadet on line 7, is only a few metres away and allows you to go to the Parc de la Villette in the north-east and to the Garnier Opera, the Louvre Museum, the Jardin des Plantes and the Place Monge and to the Place d’Italie for shopping.

Ideally located, the residence offers an appreciable proximity to the stations of Paris. The residence is 5 minutes by metro from the Gare de l’Est, 11 minutes from the Gare du Nord and 20 minutes from the Gare Montparnasse (line 12). Moreover, the residence is only 43 minutes from Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport and 50 minutes from Orly airport.
The start of the GR 2024 trail at Parc de la Villette is 20 minutes away by metro line 7, from the Cadet stop.

The residence has studios of 35m² and comfortable flats of 60m², very well equipped and able to accommodate from 1 to 6 people. For everyone’s comfort, whether you are alone, a couple or with children, each flat is equipped with a flat-screen TV, Wi-Fi internet access, a kitchenette with crockery and cutlery, a private bathroom, beds adapted to the number of people (double bed, single bed, daybed…), all in a cosy atmosphere. Each room is also air-conditioned and has a coffee machine and a kettle.

Come and hike in Paris with your family and discover the famous GR 2024 trail that goes around the city. You can stay at the Cadet residence, which is conveniently located in the centre of Paris, and only a few minutes from the start of the Parisian hiking trail!

A luxury for some, a passion for some or a sudden urge for others, travelling alone in Paris is becoming more and more common. Perhaps a solo getaway is the right compromise for you? It’s a more flexible way to travel than if you were travelling with your partner or family. You are the only one to decide what you want to do; no compromises, no concessions. The Cadet Residence tells you more about this progressive trend in 2021.

Experience special moments when travelling alone in Paris

According to a study conducted by Booking, solo travellers have increased by 164% from just 14% post global pandemic. There is a strong need for a post-conflict break: tourists are turning to famous destinations like Paris on their own and going to discover other people!

Experiencing unique moments

When you travel alone, you don’t have to ask anyone else’s opinion to go out, visit, or go to a place you particularly like. The destination of Paris offers the possibility to meet people, other travellers and to exchange with them if you wish.
With the reopening of shops, restaurants and cultural venues, you can go wherever you want to have your best experience. You can do things you will never forget in the post-confinement period!

Eat where you want

In Paris, there is no shortage of restaurants, you can eat all the food in the world or go local. When you’re on your own, you can go and eat wherever you want: a Mexican burrito, sushi in the best Japanese restaurant in town, a traditional French dish in a brasserie on the Grands Boulevards, an Asian meal in the 13th arrondissement, an Indian dish or a gastronomic meal in the 16th… You’re on your own to decide on the menu and only listen to your own desires of the moment. A luxury!

Go to the cinema and the theatre whenever you want

The choice of film or play is in your hands when you travel alone. You can see the latest action film at the Grand Rex, or the latest romantic film in a local cinema. Similarly, you can choose the play you want, in the genre of your choice. No concessions to be made with your partner or family. The timetable is also free: are you a morning person? No problem! Or late at night? No problem! You can even meet people and other people on your own.

Shop to your heart’s content

If you’re a shopping addict, Paris is the city for you! And if you’re on your own, then do yourself a favour. Browse the Rue Rivoli and its boutiques, stroll the Champs-Élysées several times, treat yourself to a luxury jewellery store, or browse the large shopping centres within the city, such as Châtelet and the Forum des Halles. Wander the streets of the Marais to find designer clothes shops and go on a thrift store adventure in the same area, in Paris 5.

Stay wherever you want to

Have you been dreaming of going solo in Paris and staying in your favourite neighbourhood? Now is the time to do it and book. The 9th arrondissement is central, perfect for visiting all of Paris as it should be. The district gathers the Paris Opera, the Grands Boulevards with the Grévin museum, the rue des Martyrs and its shops and the Cadet residence, a perfect place to stay in Paris when you travel alone. You can also opt for livelier areas if you like to party or quieter areas to relax in the evening. Again, the choice is yours alone!

Travelling alone to Paris to recharge your batteries

Wanting to travel alone comes from a desire to recharge your batteries more easily, far from your daily routine and forced telecommuting. It’s normal to want to get some fresh air, relax and see if the grass is greener elsewhere. For a moment, take advantage of the capital, its quiet and lively streets, its typical districts to recharge your batteries.

An ideal location to visit Paris alone: the Cadet residence

The Cadet residence welcomes you for your stay in Paris for a short term rental or a seasonal rental. It is an ideal accommodation solution to take advantage of the comfort of the house and the advantages of the hotel (reception, cleaning, spacious area…). The residence offers studios and flats suitable for both individuals and families. Each flat has a fully equipped kitchenette, a modern bathroom and comfortable bedding.

With its location in the hypercentre of Paris, the residence is only a 6-minute walk from the Grévin Museum, 9 minutes from the Grand Rex cinema on Boulevard Poissonnière, 15 minutes from the Gare du Nord and a 20-minute walk from the Sacré-Coeur Basilica and the Montmartre district.

By public transport, the residence also makes it easy to get around.

Located only a few steps from the metro 7 stop “Le Peletier” and “Cadet”, the residence is an ideal accommodation to visit the capital.
The residence is also close to lines 8 and 9 and Grand Boulevards station: only 10 minutes on foot. Line 8 allows you to go to Concorde, Les Invalides and République and Bastille in the east. Line 9 goes to Pont d’Iéna and Trocadéro and to Place de la Nation and Bataclan to the east. Line 12 and the Notre-Dame de Lorette stop are only a 7-minute walk away; this line takes you to the National Assembly and close to the Montparnasse district.

For your next trip alone, the Cadet residence and the 9th arrondissement await you with open arms. Its central location, public transport and comfortable facilities ensure a perfect stay in the heart of the City of Light.

Come and stay at the Cadet residence, our apart hotel near the Louvre museum and its historical district. Located in the 9th district of Paris, the Cadet Residence guarantees an ideal location to discover the city and the Louvre Palace district, its museum and its pyramid, the Tuileries garden or the Palais Royal. The residence is also close to other typical places in the centre of Paris such as the Opera Garnier, the Musée Grévin or the Grands Boulevards.

Visit the Louvre from our hotel in Paris 9

The Palais du Louvre, commonly known as the Louvre Museum, is located in the 1st arrondissement, adjacent to the quays of the Seine. It is a former royal castle which now houses the internationally renowned museum. From the apartment hotel Cadet, the Louvre museum is only 13 minutes away by metro (line 7) and only 20 minutes on foot. Discover the Palace of the Kings of France just a few metro stops away from the residence. Treat yourself to an exceptional moment in the Palais-Royal district, which includes the palace, the garden, the galleries and the theatre. The Tuileries Gardens offer a great place to take a stroll, enjoy the Ferris Wheel and spend some quality time in the sun.

The Louvre Museum

The Louvre is the most visited museum in the world and the second most visited paying cultural site in France, behind Disneyland. In 2019, the museum welcomed 9.6 million visitors. It has impressive collections: more than 615,000 works, of which only 35,000 pieces are exhibited in its 360,000 m². Its glass pyramid houses the entrance to the museum and was designed by the Chinese-American architect Ieoh Ming Pei. It is the first major construction to be made of laminated glass. It was inaugurated by François Mitterrand in 1988 and 1989. The Palais-Royal is the monumental complex on the other side of the rue de Rivoli; it has a beautiful garden with a fountain and adjoins the Comédie Française, the Constitutional Council, the Banque de France and the Council of State. The Domaine National du Palais-Royal, whose entrance is on rue Saint-Honoré, is also home to the famous Buren Columns and the palace gardens. The Tuileries garden is opposite the Cour carrée Napoléon where the Louvre pyramid and the museum are located; the two are separated by the Place du Carrousel.

A bit of History

The palace was a fortified castle in 1190 under King Philip Augustus. Later, Charles V turned the castle into a royal residence, then Philip II took over the residence. Numerous works followed to transform the fortress into a residence and then into a large museum: demolition of wings and construction of new wings in Renaissance style. In 1594, Henri IV united the Louvre palace with the Tuileries palace; this was the period of the “Grand Dessein”. But in 1681, when Louis XIV decided to take the Château de Versailles as his main royal residence, the Louvre remained as it was and work stopped. In the 18th century, new projects were undertaken to complete the “Grand Dessein”, including the transformation of the Louvre into a museum. This project began during the reign of Louis XV and was completed at the time of the Revolution. In 1882, the École du Louvre was created in the Flore wing. Louis XIV made it possible to expand the art collection in the Louvre. The Louvre Museum opened on 10 August 1793, under the name of Museum central des arts de la République. The Louvre pyramid was built in 1983 by Ieoh Ming Pei; the Tuileries garden was redeveloped in 1990.

The collections

The most famous collections of the Louvre are known throughout the world. The Mona Lisa (1503-1506) by Leonardo da Vinci is one of the most famous paintings, The Wedding at Cana by Paolo Veronese (1562), The Rite of Napoleon by Jacques Louis David (1806-1807), The Raft of the Medusa by Théodore Géricault (1818-1819), and Liberty Guiding the People by Delacroix (1830). Among the most famous sculptures, the museum houses the Venus de Milo representing the goddess Venus from Ancient Greece (100 BC), the Crouching Scribe from Ancient Egypt, the Victory of Samothrace from Ancient Greece (190 BC) or the Winged Bulls of Khorsabad (713 BC).

Our apart hotel near the Louvre in Paris

The Cadet residence is a typical Parisian aparthotel ideally located in the 9th arrondissement. The hotel offers spacious and fully-equipped flats and comfortable studios suitable for short and long stays. Each flat has a lounge area that can be converted into a double, triple or family room for 1 to 6 people. Each apartment has a double bed or twin beds, flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi internet access, a sofa bed, a private bathroom with shower or bathtub, a safe and air conditioning in summer. A kitchenette is equipped with crockery, cooking utensils, coffee machine and kettle, dishwasher.
The exceptional location of the residence near the Louvre, the department stores or the garden of the royal palace offers you a pleasant and unforgettable stay. Close to public transport (Cadet metro station – line 7, Grands Boulevards – lines 8 and 9 and Auber – RER A), the residence allows you to go to the Palais-Royal – Louvre Museum, to the Pont-Neuf station to visit the Notre-Dame Cathedral, to the Champs-Élysées, to the Place de la Concorde, to the Eiffel Tower or to the Invalides

The Cadet residence is the apart hotel near the Louvre that you need for your next stay in Paris. Come and discover the capital by staying in the 9th arrondissement, in the historic centre of Paris.

The Cadet Residence, located in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, offers a staycation solution with a very good quality/price ratio. Staycation is the opportunity to feel like you are on holiday without having to go to the other side of the world or France. The Cadet residence offers this possibility in Paris 9 in comfortable studios and flats.

Staycation in Paris: holidays without leaving

If you are a Parisian resident, staycation at the Cadet residence is for you! You can enjoy a holiday without leaving your beloved city and take the time to discover the capital in its every corner. In Paris, you have a multitude of possible activities to relax, unwind or even get away from the daily routine of “metro-business-sleep”. Visit the historical monuments of the city, try out a gastronomic restaurant nearby, take a cruise on the Seine on a barge with cocktails and meals, explore authentic areas of Paris that you don’t take the time to visit the rest of the year, enjoy a cosy relaxation area with sauna, jacuzzi, spa, heated pool and massages, go to a gym, go shopping in beautiful Parisian boutiques while taking the time to stroll around… Staycation is the principle of taking a holiday without leaving your city, and it’s a real pleasure!

What does “staycation” mean?

This term refers to a trendy way of life; it comes from the contraction of “stay”, which means “to stay”, and the word “holiday”, which means “holiday”. In concrete terms, staycation means “staying at home for the holidays”. It means being on holiday by sleeping at home every night.

Origin of the word “staycation

The word staycation comes from English. This trend phenomenon originated in the United States in 2007-2008. Falling household budgets, the economic crisis, the price of fuel, the COVID pandemic… lead tourists to change their plans. For financial reasons and reduced purchasing power, staycation is an excellent solution to see your holidays differently and enjoy life in a different setting, ideally located, and without having to travel far.

The advantages of staycation

Discovering your own city of residence during your holidays is an advantage. It allows you to save money, not to have to pack your bags, not to have stress during the trip and to pollute less, to enjoy your city or countryside, to take time at home in all serenity, to sleep at home, to enjoy your loved ones too. It also allows you to take advantage of the restaurants in your neighbourhood and your city.

Staycation in Paris

Taking a holiday in Paris while living in Paris? That’s the principle of the Parisian staycation. Take advantage of a luxury hotel, a spa hotel, a palace, a charming hotel with fully equipped rooms and suites or an intimate hotel residence for a unique experience to escape during your holiday. This is the opportunity to enjoy a romantic weekend for two with a breathtaking view of the capital, a few days with your family or a long-term stay in a residence. A staycation in Paris opens up a whole range of possibilities: take the time to visit Paris, stay in a real haven of peace and enjoy a good time while taking care of yourself during this interlude.

Our residence, ideal for a staycation Paris 9

Located in the historic centre of Paris, the Cadet residence has studios and flats that can accommodate up to 6 people. The studios and flats of the Cadet offer great comfort and are all equipped with flat screen television, double bed, sofa bed, kitchenette with dishwasher, coffee machine, dishes, utensils…, private bathroom with bath or shower, free Wi-Fi internet access. You benefit from all the comforts, as if you were at home. The flats are 60 m², the studios 35 m² and the bedroom is spacious.

You can cook your own meals in the fully equipped kitchenette or take advantage of the Papacionu restaurant, with direct access, just downstairs from the residence to enjoy Italian dishes in Click & Collect. The residence is ideally located in a dynamic and welcoming area: perfect to enjoy Paris, disconnect from the routine and recharge your batteries. To get around, many metro lines are easily accessible. Metro line 7 is only a few metres from the residence, the Grands Boulevards metro station is only a few minutes away (lines 8 and 9) and the Notre Dame de Lorette station (line 12) is only 7 minutes away on foot.

Come and enjoy an unforgettable stay, in complete tranquillity, at the Cadet residence and a getaway not far from your home, close to the Paris Opera, rue la Fayette and the Grands Boulevards in the 9th district. Make staycation a ritual and choose the Cadet residence for your next staycation!

With the health crisis, many measures have been taken to avoid the proliferation of the virus. Among them, teleworking has been widely developed. If some people like it and see it as an opportunity, others are less happy about being restricted to working from home. La Cadet Résidence offers the flats and studios of its hotel apartment for homeworking in Paris. Take advantage of this opportunity to change your environment and, above all, your mind!

Homeworking: a condition not always easy to live with

Teleworking is often seen as an opportunity to save time, to work in pleasant conditions and at your own pace. However, after several months of widespread telework, some professionals can no longer stand staying at home.
If the reasons for this saturation can be material, it is above all the psychological aspect that impacts the homeworker. Staying at home, not having a break between private and professional life, or not having any contact with the outside world, are all daily hardships. Not to mention professionals who cannot concentrate at home and are less productive.
Although teleworking is an excellent measure to eradicate VOC-19, it should not negatively impact the life of the worker. That is why it may be worth considering other ways of homeworking.

Our hotel apartment for teleworking

Are you tired of staying at home to work? The Cadet Residence opens its doors to you, for remote work in the heart of Paris.

Perfectly designed spaces for teleworking

If you are tired of working remotely and would like to change your working environment, the Cadet Residence offers you studios and flats perfectly designed for professionals. Take advantage of the services included, such as free and unlimited Wifi, to accomplish your professional tasks efficiently, in a new and neutral setting.
Do you need or want to receive colleagues, partners or clients? You will be able to receive them in your comfortable lounge area, without disturbing your private life.
The hotel apartment is also an opportunity to get a change of scenery, and to live this teleworking experience as a small holiday. You can then enjoy your moments of relaxation before and after your working day, thanks to our facilities: flat screen, private bathroom with shower or bath, quality bedding…

A dynamic area conducive to homeworking

In the heart of the 9th arrondissement of Paris, in the Rue Cadet, our hotel apartment is located in a dynamic area, where you will find everything you need to optimise your homework.
You don’t have the courage to cook? The many food shops have set up click & collect, so that customers can enjoy their products with complete peace of mind. The bakery, located just opposite the residence, is ideal for your breakfasts and quick meals.
And why not take advantage of your breaks and the end of the day to visit Paris, or discover new areas? Very well served by public transport, our hotel apartment is only a few minutes away from the most beautiful sites in Paris. It’s a great way to get away from it all, far from home.

Are you tired of the daily grind and the monotony of working from home? Come and spend a refreshing stay in our hotel apartment Cadet Residence in Paris and take a breath of fresh air while respecting your professional obligations.

Booking a vacation to get away from it all and get away from home is tempting, especially at this time of year. However, we are naturally afraid of the risk this entails. In order to help you with this, Cadet Residence Paris offers a free cancellation fee up to 24 hours before the arrival date. A stress-free way to book.

Free cancellation option, more security than ever before

Booking in the heart of Paris is one of the eternal dreams of many French and foreign tourists. The Cadet residence offers a range of family apartments, single or double rooms just a stone’s throw from the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, the Champs-Élysées and the banks of the Seine.
We are well aware that the period requires effort on our part to offer you the possibility of taking a holiday with us, but also to do so with all the financial security you need. A dream holiday in the most beautiful city in the world should not be subject to the shadow of a doubt or anxiety, not even that of cancellation until the last moment due to force majeure.

The free cancellation offer up to 24 hours before the arrival date of the Cadet Residence

Therefore, the Cadet Residence has set up a refundable rate, free of charge, up to 24 hours prior to your arrival. To be precise, examples are better than a long speech: you must arrive on the 18th of the month. You cancel on the 17th: you are fully reimbursed without having to give any explanations.
This security guarantees you a controlled budget, the assurance of being able to change your destination without losing money, a holiday at home or in another place that seems more suited to your situation.
Thus, we remain at your side, whatever happens, being sure to keep your confidence. That’s what matters most to us. Paris is a must-see destination that you will turn to again when the time is right. And we will be there to welcome you.

Book your holiday in Paris safely with La Cadet Residence.

So, don’t hesitate to book your Parisian stay at Cadet Résidence, a place perfectly designed to receive friends, families with children, couples, all of whom are eager to experience intense and unforgettable moments in the capital. The fully-equipped apartments guarantee unique moments of conviviality, the comfort of the rooms, the common areas, an extraordinary atmosphere, and the location of the residence the assurance of strolling in Paris without the worry of hours lost in transport.
Take advantage of our rates with free cancellation to book your holidays in Paris with complete peace of mind!