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Grand Lepic 30 Rue Lepic, 75018 Paris Entrance Code: 28B14 2Nd Floor, First Door on the Left Telephone: 01 71 24 23 70 Metro: Blanche (Line2), Abbesses (Line12) Tel London: +44 208 961 6770 www.parisrentalconnections.com Email: [email protected] 29/08/2019 Grand Lepic 30 rue Lepic, 75018 Paris Entrance Code: 28B14 2nd floor, first door on the left Telephone: 01 71 24 23 70 Metro: Blanche (line2), Abbesses (line12) The Romans called it Mons Mercurii, after erecting a hilltop shrine to their god of commerce. Medieval folks referred to it as Montmartre, or “Hill of Martyrs”, after legend stated that their patron saint tucked his decapitated head under his arm and walked from this hill to a more comfortable resting place north of Paris. In more modern times the village of Montmartre at Paris’ highest point, is best known for many painters who frequented its sidewalk cafés. Living and breathing their art and often trading it for a hot meal. Montmartre attracted such great artists as Picasso, Modgliani, Renoir, Manet, Toulouse Lautrec and Van Gogh. Walking around here it is easy to see the indelible mark from Montmartre’s colorful past. The narrow cobble stoned streets are still home to painters capitalizing on the artists whose space they have taken on the Place du Tertre. So take the time to explore the village of Montmartre and see why its sloping streets are still the obsession of painters, photographers and tourists alike. Enjoy ! 1 Table of contents Page 3. Top Tips Page 4-5. Amenities, phone Page 5 TV Page 6 High Speed Internet Page 7 Mac Laptop Page 8-9 Appliances Page 10 Heating, recycling and metro Page 11-12 La Poste, Local Food & Wine, Museums and Monuments Pages 13-14 Maps of the area Pages 15-28 Restaurant suggestions Pages 29-31 Walking Tours Pages 32-33 French Vocabulary Page 34 Useful numbers Page 35-36 Our other Properties 2 Top Tips.… ➢ CHECK-OUT On the day you check-out be sure to turn everything off and close all windows securely. Make sure you have packed all your belongings. Once ready to vacate leave the keys together inside the apartment then shut the door firmly behind you making sure it is closed properly. ➢ NOISE ALERT! Sound carries in Parisian flats. Please be respectful and don’t play the TV or music loudly. Please don’t use the washing machine, dryer or dishwasher after 9 pm. Please be gentle with the front door to avoid slamming. Please don’t roll luggage at night or too early on the floor. Have your luggage ready in the hallway to avoid disturbing the neighbours in the morning. ➢ TAXI Taxi G7: 01 47 39 47 39 Taxi G7 (large car): 01 47 39 01 39 Taxi G7 English: 01 41 27 66 99 ➢ QESTTIONS? PROBLEMS? ➢ Paris Agent: Gail: +33 6 77 06 85 87 Email: [email protected] 3 ❖ Amenities ❖ Linen and towels channels, DVD player ❖ Cutlery, cookware, dishes ❖ Stereo ❖ Oven ❖ Hairdryers Special Note: The building is very secure and ❖ Stove ❖ Iron and board without the code and your key you ❖ Kettles, Toaster and ❖ English books and magazines will not be able to enter the Coffee Maker ❖ Wi-Fi high speed internet apartment. ❖ Nespresso machine access + Mac Computer Please feel free to use any food in the cupboards but please replace ❖ Fridge, freezer ❖ 2x Queen size beds anything you finish. Thank you! ❖ Washer & dryer ❖ 1 double bed Should anything break or be ❖ Bath with Shower ❖ 1 single + 2 fold out singles damaged in any way during your ❖ Telephone with free local ❖ Baby travel crib stay please let us know. & international landline calls ❖ Toddler high chair (18 months) ❖ Cable TV with English news Tips: NEVER leave your keys inside the lock or you will not be able to get the key into the lock on the outside to open the door again. Only a locksmith will be able to repair it. ALWAYS double lock the door when you go out ! ❖ The Telephone and International Calls The phone will allow you to call 01 71 24 23 70 recorded message will be in North America, and most EU From Europe: French but if there is a voice countries— 00 33 1 71 24 23 70 message it will start to play From North America: automatically Landlines only—(see list) 011 33 1 71 24 23 70 Press 2 to erase and 3 to hear it Otherwise, for countries not listed, again press # to go to the next please use a phone card. To North America message. 001 area code + number To call the telephone in the apartment: There is voicemail available through SFR. Dial 147 to retrieve Incoming call from France: the messages from voicemail. The Tips: International phone cards may be purchased at most convenience stores, « tabacs » (where you buy cigarettes), at most grocery stores or at the post office 4 Television & Cable Television Living room language by pressing the Select RTB ref SW design to To turn on the TV press the button with a logo of a small go back to television. Again silver power button on the TV box and+. Click it for using the 0/OK on silver options. remote. On the black cable remote. remote press the top right green Cable channels: power button to power on the Sky News: 549 KitchenTV CNN: 541 cable box. This TV gets digital French CNBC: 544 channels through it’s TNT box. Use the P+ and P- on the cable Bloomberg: 545 First turn on the TV with the remote to change the channels. BBC: 542 V+ and V- is volume. Pressing Al Jazeera English: 546 black remote (red power the right arrow allows you to France 24 English: 543 button) then turn on the white BBC entert: 667 “Takara” TNT remote by see what programs are on next pressing the red power button. Programmes in English – This TV also has a Wii and Then only use the white remote Some programmes on the DVD player. The DVD player to navigate through the French channels are already will automatically appear when channels. set to play in English. the player is powered on. For (Settings are in cable remote the Wii, you need to press in the House logo button) 0/OK on the silver TV remote You can also access the and select CAM. Upstairs: Futon Bedroom: This TV has a DVD player but no cable or French channels Brass bed Bedroom: This TV works like the one in the living room it has its own mini-box for cable. Turn the TV on with the silver TV remote Then turn the SFR remote control to switch on the cable box then navigate with the cable box. 5 ❖ High Speed Internet Access There is a Wi-Fi internet connection or you can use the yellow Ethernet cable at the back of the modem. Network: SFR-ef40_5GHz Password: QU3Z4E59AU4A All upper case no spaces (this code is also written under the modem itself) Note about the modem: The modem is what controls our telephone, internet and cable TV. If you are experiencing trouble with any of these you should take a look at the modem (on the right of the TV downstairs). Unplugging the power to the modem might resolve any problems you may be having - Note that this will cut off the TV and the telephone for the time it takes to re-initialize. If this still doesn’t work, please let us. Downstairs master bedroom: To connect to WIFI from this bedroom you will be using the router that is plugged into the kitchen – it is bringing the wifi over from where the black box is situated. To connect to the router the Network is: SFR-ef40_GEXT or SFR-ef405GEXT Problem Solving If you are trying to connect your own laptop to the modem, you can do so by using wifi or the Ethernet cable. If you cannot connect right away: Check to see if the telephone and cable are working as these are all linked to the modem. If you are still having trouble connecting try the Ethernet connection instead. If our own computer is working the problem may be related to your own computer configuration. We will try to assist you as best we can with any connection issues you are having however we can not guarantee that we will be able to resolve the problem particularly if it originates with the internet provider or with your own personal computer. 6 ❖ Laptop For your convenience we have installed a Mac computer for your use. We ask that you do delete any photos you may have downloaded. The computer is there for you to look up information on the internet or to check your mail. Please do not download excessive amounts of programs. If you have a doubt, ask us first. ❖ How to use the Mac Computer Press the power button in the right to switch on. Log into the Guest session – there is no password Desktop computer (iMac mini and G5) The power button for the iMac G5 (large all-in-one screen and computer), is located either on the back right or back left of the computer. It is just a slight depression. Press to turn on. The computer will chime. The small white box (iMac mini), has the power button also on the back right. Log into the guest session (no password) Once the computer is on: The Desktop (what you see) – you will not have all the same icons on the Dock as are displayed above but will be similar. The apple icon on the top left is where you would go to SHUTDOWN or RESTART the computer. Just click on the apple and scroll down to Shutdown.
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