Furnished residences in Paris
A flat that is ready when you arrive
Joymann runs a small number of furnished residences across Paris and keeps them ready for the people who stay in them — for a few nights between meetings, for a season while a relocation settles, or for a family visiting the city for a month.
No online booking, no card form. You write to a person and we answer with real availability. Rates on request — tell us the dates and we reply with the total.
Why not a hotel
A hotel changes who you are. A flat does not.
In a hotel you pack light, because everything is in the room and nothing is yours. In a furnished residence you unpack once, and the kitchen is actually there.
A kitchen you will use
Proper hob, oven, fridge, and a table that seats four. Most business trips never touch a hotel restaurant three nights running — we plan on the assumption that you will cook, at least sometimes.
Space to work
A desk that takes a laptop, a chair that holds a person for a week, and a door that closes. Not a lobby desk — a desk.
Bills already inside
Electricity, water, heating, wifi, weekly cleaning and linen are in the rate. You are not chasing a supplier at eleven at night.
The residences
Six homes, each with its own street
We do not run a large portfolio. Each residence below is one we know door by door, and the listing tells you what is actually on the corner.
Le Marais — 3e
Marais Attic
Sleeps : 4
Top floor under the roof beams, south-facing, quiet on weekday mornings. A double bed and two singles under the slope.
Le Marais — 3e
Rue des Rosiers
Sleeps : 3
Ground floor on a pedestrian street, with a small courtyard you can sit in. Opens straight onto the market on Tuesday and Sunday.
8e — Madeleine
Place de Concorde Studio
Sleeps : 2
A compact studio in a 1930s building with lift access and a concierge. Best suited to one person staying a while.
13e — Gobelins
Gobelins Two-Bedroom
Sleeps : 5
Two bedrooms off a quiet courtyard, with a separate work room. Take the RER C from the station two minutes away.
10e — Jaurès
Canal Saint-Martin Loft
Sleeps : 4
Top-floor loft in a former workshop, high windows, original joists. Walking distance to the canal and the Saturday market.
14e — Parc de Montsouris
Parc Montsouris Side
Sleeps : 3
A quiet two-room flat facing the park side of the street. No through traffic, and the metro is four minutes on foot.
Who stays
Three reasons people book with us
Between assignments
A consultant on a six-week engagement, a family splitting the cost of a flat, someone whose office is being repainted. The length varies; the need for a proper kitchen does not.
Family weeks
Two bedrooms, a cot we can put in, and a neighbourhood with a market, a park and a school run within walking distance. We can arrange the cot before you arrive.
Long stays at a lower rate
From four weeks the rate changes, and above eight it changes again. Longer stays also get the monthly clean rather than the weekly one, which suits people who are living there rather than passing through.
For owners
Own a flat in Paris? Let it work for you.
Most of our residences belong to people who live abroad, or who own a flat they use three weeks a year. Both want the same thing: it is occupied well, and someone is answerable when a guest calls at eight in the morning.
We price it honestly
You get a figure with reasoning behind it, not a fantasy. If your flat will not reach the number you have in mind, we tell you that before you sign anything.
Furnishing is shared
You keep the pieces you care about and we handle the rest. We photograph, we list, we set the rate between stays, and we reset the flat after each departure.
One point of contact
A manager who knows the building, plus a monthly statement that shows the nights, the rate and the costs. No long chains of agencies.
How a booking works
Three messages, one confirmation
There is no checkout on this site. You tell us the dates, the number of people and how many nights; we come back with what is free, the rate and the deposit. The flat is held for 48 hours while you decide.
You write
The enquiry form, or a plain email if that is easier. Dates, number of guests, number of nights — that is genuinely all we need to start.
We check and reply
Usually the same working day. You get the residences that are free, the total rate including bills, and the deposit terms in plain figures.
You confirm, we prepare
A written confirmation with arrival details, wifi, and the name of the person who will meet the flat. Linen is ready before you arrive.
Where they are
Walking distance, not sightseeing distance
Every residence is on a street you could live on — a bakery, a pharmacy, a market and a metro within a few minutes. None of them is in a district people visit only once.
Le Marais
The narrow streets either side of Rue des Rosiers. Best eating in walking distance, and busiest on a Saturday.
8th arrondissement
Smaller, quieter, and closer to the Seine. Long walks down to the river without a plan.
13th and 14th
Where most of our owners live. Markets, parks, and a flat feel that is less staged than the 6th.
10th, canal side
Industrial buildings turned into lofts, and the canal on the doorstep. Quieter than people expect.
Jaurès
Ten minutes from both the République and the Canal — the practical middle of the east side.
Parc de Montsouris
The quietest of the six. The park fills up by nine and empties again after dinner.
What guests say
Two clean weeks in a flat that worked for both of us, and a manager who answered the one time the boiler needed attention. We have booked three times since.
I came for four weeks of work and stayed nine. Having a washing machine and a door that closes did more for me than any hotel could have.
The flat was exactly as the photographs described it, which sounds like a low compliment until you have booked the alternative three times.
We publish no star rating and no review widget. These are words guests have given us directly.
Ask us what is free
Tell us the dates and we will tell you what we actually have.