Study Abroad in Paris: Housing and Meals

Students live in private studio apartments in the Citadines Apartment Hotel in the center of Paris at Les Halles, just a short walk from the Pompidou Centre and the Louvre Museum. It is a 10-minute walk across the Seine (or three Metro stops) to the Latin Quarter.

Students live in twin-bedded rooms (one bed is a pull-out stored during the day) equipped with a bathroom and kitchen area with microwave, double burner, dishwasher, refrigerator and kitchen utensils. Rooms also have air conditioning, a desk, T.V., CD player and phone. Sheets and towels are changed once a week.

A limited number of single rooms may be available for a supplement of $2,100 for the 4-week session or $3,100 for the 6-week session.

AIFS always arranges the best accommodation available for students. Changes in housing will be considered only in the event of health and safety issues.

Students will receive a meal allowance for breakfast and lunch or dinner from Monday to Friday. This is a subsidy and will not cover the cost of meals in expensive restaurants. A sandwich and a coffee in a café costs about 12 euros. A 3-course meal in a modest restaurant costs from 25 euros.