Hello, Thank you for your post. We are in zone 3 (Paris city is zones 1 and 2). If you need anything else do let us know. Solène Lescure Reception team

Para los no-miembros, el aparcamiento es a una tarifa de 4 € por día, gratis para los miembros del club de DRI. Los clientes pueden aparcar gratuitamente en el nivel -1 del edificio, la entrada se encuentra a 5 metros antes de la entrada de residencia. Les pedimos a los clientes a dejar un papel distintivo en su parabrisas, un papel impreso que les damos en el check-in. Es importante tener en cuenta que la altura máxima para un vehículo tiene que ser 1.9 metros.

Very, very easy and quick. We have stayed at Vincennes twice in the last year and love it. You can either walk, or take the bus (good if it rains) to the Metro station, However, we always go to the RER station in the middle of town (walk or same bus) which is EVEN BETTER. The RER is the high speed Double Decker suburban commuter train, as frequent as the Metro, with just a few stops to downtown, whereas the Metro makes many stops and takes double the time. They are all interconnected downtown and many places elsewhere but not at Vincennes.. As we were there for a week, we bought a Navigo week pass (Sunday to Sunday) which even if you use it effectively for 3 or 4 days easily pays for itself and you just tap to go in and out (or off) all RER, Metro & Buses in Zones 1-3 or 4 (?) which covers as far out as Versailles, Charles De Gaulle Airport and EuroDisney. You pay Euro 5 for a photo in the station, go to the counter and ask politely for them to put your photo on and set it up and I think another Euro 5 (I might be wrong there; check online Navigo Pass Paris) and then you load your card for a week at a time (it's what locals use). The grey plastic pass with your photo is good for 10 years if you come back to Paris. It made life so easy. They also have Navigo Passes just for a few days which may be easier too as far as set-up for a one time tourist. Paris has just done away with the carnet (book of 10 tickets) and all paper tickets. We would walk or bus to the RER, take an RER downtown in about 15 minutes or less, and walk from there or connect with a Metro line to our final destination. It's the only way to get around.

I don't know the answer. this was our first stay. Our apartment seemed quite modernized--heated towel bar, makeup mirror, modern kitchen appliances, dishwasher.