The digital welcome book answers guests’ questions before they need to ask them. It opens on a phone, from a link sent before arrival, and stays available throughout the stay.
What it contains for a flat in the 15th
- Building access: entrance, code, badge, intercom, floor, lift
- The flat: wifi, heating, appliances, linen, bins and recycling, check-out time
- Building rules: noise, common areas, bike or pushchair room when there is one
- Transport: the nearest station and lines 6, 8, 10 or 12, the tram at Porte de Versailles, Gare Montparnasse
- The neighbourhood: bakeries and markets, Parc André-Citroën by the Seine, Parc Georges-Brassens and its second-hand and antiquarian book market at weekends, the Allée des Cygnes and its Statue of Liberty
A welcome book for every kind of guest
A trade fair visitor looks for the way to Paris Expo and somewhere to have a late dinner. A family looks for a playground, a chemist and a supermarket open on Sunday. The book is written in English and French, with clear sections so that everyone quickly finds what concerns them.
Updated whenever something changes
A new door code, works in the building, a replaced appliance: the book is corrected, and the next guest gets the right information. It complements the check-in instructions and our article what to do in the 15th, whose best addresses it picks up.
Do you let a flat near the Beaugrenelle towers? Access instructions there are specific: see our article on renting a flat in a Front de Seine tower.
Frequently asked questions
Does the guest need to install an app?
No. A link received before arrival is enough: the book displays straight on the smartphone.
Is the welcome book available in French too?
Yes, it is written in English and French.
Who keeps the book up to date?
We do. When a code, an appliance or a building rule changes, we correct the book before the next arrival.
