Saint Pierre Penthouse | 5-Bedroom Apartment in Ile-de-France

Nine guests arrive at the Saint Pierre Penthouse in Paris’s prestigious 16th Arrondissement and immediately understand why this luxury penthouse rental Paris stands apart. The moment the elevator doors open on the second floor, floor-to-ceiling windows frame the Eiffel Tower in a way that makes conversation stop mid-sentence. This is where you stay when you want Paris not as a destination viewed from street level, but as a living panorama at eye height.

Saint Pierre Penthouse sleeps 9 guests across 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, distributed across two distinct living levels plus an expansive rooftop terrace that functions as a fifth room. The layout is deliberate: intimate enough for a family of eight, spacious enough for three couples and their friends, versatile enough for multi-generational gatherings where everyone has privacy but nobody feels isolated.

Inside Saint Pierre Penthouse

The main interior spans 250 square metres of meticulously appointed living space. Enter into a living room where windows consume entire walls, allowing natural light to flood across a collection of elegant sofas arranged to face the view—though you’ll find yourself turning away from the screen frequently enough to question why you bothered. The room is anchored by a built-in wooden library that runs the length of one wall, stocked for the kind of rainy Paris afternoon when you don’t want to venture outside.

A wooden bar occupies the corner adjacent to the lounge, styled for the sort of evening when you’re mixing drinks while friends settle into the deep seating. The dining room sits a short walk away, positioned to deliver Eiffel Tower views directly across the table during every meal. When you’re seated here at breakfast, the tower catches the morning light. At dinner, it glows gold against the darkening sky. The kitchen, flooded with morning sun through oversized bay windows, opens onto the dining space without the separation of a closed door. It’s the kind of kitchen layout that invites rather than isolates—guests naturally congregate here while you prepare meals, and the workflow remains unobstructed.

The first floor contains four secondary bedrooms. Bedroom 2 features a single bed, offering the ideal setup for a younger guest or anyone preferring sole occupancy. Bedroom 3 and Bedroom 4 each offer flexible king or twin bed configurations, allowing families to adapt the space to their needs. Bedroom 5 provides a king-size bed as a fourth double option. Two full bathrooms on this floor ensure morning routines don’t become a bottleneck—each is equipped with shower and toilet facilities, though neither features the statement element you’ll find upstairs.

The master bedroom commands the second floor along with a dedicated office space. This is the suite that justifies the premium: a king-size bed positioned to catch early light, air conditioning as a practical amenity for hot summer days, and direct terrace access that allows you to step outside before coffee arrives. The ensuite bathroom features a panoramic bubble bath overlooking La Défense—Paris’s modern business district—creating an unusual contrast that somehow works. Soak at sunset and watch the glass towers shift colour as daylight fades.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The rooftop terrace is where this penthouse transcends typical apartment rental and enters estate territory. One hundred square metres of outdoor space sits at roughly 45 metres above street level, providing sightlines across central Paris without rooftop neighbours interrupting the view. The Eiffel Tower occupies roughly one-quarter of the visible skyline, Iron lattice rising from the Champ de Mars gardens directly south.

Plush outdoor seating clusters near the access doors, arranged to face the tower. Adjacent sits a dining table that accommodates eight to ten guests, converted in seconds from aperitif seating to a full dinner setup. The rooftop summer kitchen is fully equipped: countertops, cooking stations, and refrigeration that allow you to prepare complete meals in open air. Imagine hosting dinner while the city lights begin their evening activation around you—the tower illuminates at dusk, turning from monument to spectacle as darkness deepens.

A Jacuzzi occupies one corner of the terrace, heated year-round, offering the unusual experience of soaking in hot water while viewing the Paris skyline. This is not a hotel pool; this is the kind of amenity that makes guests reconsider whether they actually want to leave the rooftop at all.

Location: The 16th Arrondissement and Surrounding Paris

The 16th Arrondissement (Passy-Auteuil district) is where diplomats, business executives, and old-money Parisians maintain residences. It’s the quieter, more upscale cousin of the Left Bank—leafy streets, fewer bars playing loud music, more gardens and museums. Saint Pierre Penthouse sits in this neighborhood, meaning your walk to a café doesn’t require navigating tourist crowds.

The Eiffel Tower stands approximately 2.5 kilometres south, accessible by a 30-minute walk through the Trocadéro gardens—arguably Paris’s finest approach to the monument. The Louvre Museum lies 3 kilometres east along the Seine; the Musée de l’Homme (anthropology and human history) occupies the Trocadéro complex just below the penthouse. For art enthusiasts, the Musée d’Orsay (housing Impressionist masterworks) sits 2.8 kilometres away on the Left Bank; Centre Pompidou (modern and contemporary art) is 4 kilometres northeast in the Marais.

Notre-Dame Cathedral stands 4.2 kilometres southeast; the Champs-Élysées begins 3.5 kilometres east at the Arc de Triomphe. The Seine flows directly past the district—boat tours depart from Pont de l’Alma, roughly 2 kilometres south, offering hour-long cruises that show you Paris from water level as the sun sets.

Dining spans the spectrum. Restaurant Carette (established 1927) operates a location in the Trocadéro gardens, 0.8 kilometres away, serving traditional French pastries and hot chocolate. L’Astrance, a three-Michelin-star restaurant, sits 1.2 kilometres away in the 7th Arrondissement for those seeking haute cuisine. Marché Passy, the neighborhood’s main street market, operates Thursday through Sunday mornings, 0.7 kilometres from the penthouse, selling produce, cheese, and prepared foods from independent vendors. For groceries, Carrefour City and Monoprix supermarkets are within 500 metres.

The Marais district—known for fashion boutiques, galleries, and cafés—lies 3 kilometres northeast; the Latin Quarter and Sorbonne university are 3.8 kilometres east. Versailles (the palace and gardens) is 12 kilometres southwest by train from Gare de Montparnasse. Monet’s gardens at Giverny are 75 kilometres northwest, a 90-minute drive through Normandy’s Seine Valley.

For seasonal context: April through May brings cherry blossoms and mild temperatures (12-18°C); June through August reaches 20-26°C but attracts peak tourists; September and October offer crisp air (10-18°C) with thinner crowds and golden light for photography. December and January are cold (2-7°C) but transform the city into a Christmas postcard with markets and ice skating rinks. Explore our luxury villas in France, browse our villas in the 16th Arrondissement, and our full collection in Île-de-France. For destination inspiration, read our Paris travel guide.

Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG), Paris’s primary international hub, lies 25 kilometres northeast; transfers typically require 45-70 minutes depending on traffic. Orly Airport (ORY), handling domestic and European flights, sits 18 kilometres south with 30-50 minute transfer times. Both airports connect to central Paris via RER trains, though private car service is included with most bookings.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Saint Pierre Penthouse accommodates multiple guest profiles distinctly well. Families with teenagers find the flexibility of five separate bedrooms allows parents privacy while children have age-appropriate independence. The rooftop becomes a natural gathering space without forcing constant togetherness.

Groups of three couples appreciate the configuration: each pair gets a proper bedroom with bathroom access, and the shared living space becomes a social hub rather than a constraint. The kitchen’s openness means cooking duty rotates naturally without resentment.

Extended families—grandparents plus adult children plus grandchildren—use the flexible bedroom configurations to customize sleeping arrangements. The office on the second floor works as a quiet space for children’s schoolwork or adults needing focused quiet.

Business travelers accompanying partners find the master suite’s office setup allows morning work calls while partners enjoy the terrace. The Wi-Fi is capable, and the location offers quick access to central Paris business districts via Metro or private transfer.

Multi-generational groups (three generations under one roof) benefit from the architectural separation—younger guests on the first floor, central living spaces for mixed-age socializing, master suite quietness for those needing earlier bedtimes.

Practical Information

Capacity: 9 guests maximum. 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. Bedroom breakdown: 1 single, 3 doubles (configurable king/twin), 1 king.

Included amenities: Wi-Fi internet throughout, television with video projector in living room, fireplace, air conditioning in master bedroom, full kitchen with breakfast table, rooftop Jacuzzi, outdoor summer kitchen setup, all bed linens and towels, housekeeping service available, chef/cook service available, airport transfers available.

Not included: Meals (unless chef service booked separately), alcoholic beverages, local tourist taxes (typically €2-4 per person per night, added at checkout).

Nearest airport: Charles de Gaulle (CDG), 25 kilometres, 45-75 minutes by private transfer depending on traffic conditions and time of day.

Nearest supermarket: Monoprix, 450 metres walking distance, open daily. Carrefour City, 500 metres. Marché Passy outdoor market, 700 metres, Thursday-Sunday mornings for fresh produce and prepared foods.

Check-in: From 3 PM. Check-out: By 11 AM. Early arrival and late departure may be possible depending on booking calendar.

Frequently Asked Questions about Saint Pierre Penthouse

How many guests does Saint Pierre Penthouse sleep?

Saint Pierre Penthouse accommodates 9 guests maximum across 5 bedrooms: one single bedroom, three bedrooms with flexible king or twin configurations, and one master bedroom with king bed. The single bedroom suits younger guests or solo travelers; the twin configurations work for friends sharing or children with parents nearby. All bed types are premium quality with luxury linens included.

What is the nearest airport to Saint Pierre Penthouse in Paris?

Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) is the primary gateway, located 25 kilometres northeast of the 16th Arrondissement. Transfer time ranges from 45 to 75 minutes depending on traffic—morning departures (before 9 AM) and late-night arrivals (after 10 PM) experience lighter congestion. Orly Airport (ORY) sits 18 kilometres south with 30-50 minute transfers. Airport transfer service can be arranged through the booking team and includes arrival pickup and departure drop-off.

What is the best time of year to rent Saint Pierre Penthouse?

April through May offers mild spring weather (12-18°C) with cherry blossoms throughout the city and manageable tourist numbers. September and October deliver crisp autumn conditions (10-18°C), golden afternoon light ideal for photography, and thinner crowds compared to peak summer. July and August bring warm weather (20-26°C) but peak tourism density. December provides Christmas markets and atmospheric winter light, though temperatures drop to 2-7°C. January through March are colder but offer fewer tourists and lower pricing. The rooftop Jacuzzi adds value during cooler months, transforming seasonal cold into a luxury experience rather than a limitation.

Is Saint Pierre Penthouse suitable for families with children?

Yes, with practical advantages for families. The five separate bedrooms allow children their own sleeping spaces while parents maintain privacy. The rooftop terrace is secured and offers safe outdoor play space at height (roughly 45 metres). Nearby attractions include the Musée de l’Homme (specifically the anthropology galleries appealing to curious children), the Eiffel Tower and Trocadéro gardens (2.5 kilometres south, walkable), and Seine boat tours suitable for all ages. The kitchen setup encourages family meal preparation as a shared activity. However, there is no dedicated children’s pool or shallow water features; the rooftop Jacuzzi requires adult supervision. The 16th Arrondissement is relatively quiet and pedestrian-safe compared to heavily-touristed areas. Kid-friendly museum visits, amusement park access, and organized excursions can be arranged through the concierge.

What is included in the rental price at Saint Pierre Penthouse?

The rental includes Wi-Fi internet, all utilities (electricity, water, heating), premium bed linens and towels, full kitchen equipment and dishware, television with video projector, fireplace (for ambiance and supplemental warmth), air conditioning in the master bedroom, and access to all furnishings. Housekeeping service (cleaning and bed changing) is available for additional fee. Chef or personal cook service can be arranged if you prefer meals prepared on-site. Airport transfers, boat tour bookings, and local activity arrangements are available through concierge. Meals, alcoholic beverages, and local tourism taxes (€2-4 per person per night, paid at checkout) are not included in the base rental price.

What restaurants and shops are near Saint Pierre Penthouse?

Restaurant Carette, the classic French establishment in Trocadéro gardens (0.8 kilometres), serves pastries, hot chocolate, and light meals in a setting where you see the Eiffel Tower while eating. L’Astrance (1.2 kilometres, 7th Arrondissement) holds three Michelin stars and requires advance reservation. Café Passy (0.9 kilometres) offers casual bistro dining. Marché Passy street market (0.7 kilometres, Thursday-Sunday mornings) provides fresh produce, cheese, charcuterie, and prepared foods from independent vendors. Monoprix supermarket (450 metres) stocks groceries, wine, and prepared foods for in-villa dining. Carrefour City (500 metres) offers convenience shopping. The Marais district (3 kilometres) concentrates independent boutiques, galleries, and café culture. Champs-Élysées (3.5 kilometres) houses international luxury brands and casual dining chains.