Anyone have any experience or knowledge with this rental company? Seems legit. How could I confirm? Less red tape and seemingly more choices than ABnB. TY
Looking to do a long term rental sometime next year. 3 months - 1 year.
Posted by
Land of La
8710 posts
Never heard of them but have heard of Paris perfect.
Worth looking at those listings.
Also worth researching all the do’s and don’ts pertaining to long term rentals in Paris.
Posted by
OP
New Jersey
151 posts
Ty. I will chk it out
Posted by
Washington DC
27210 posts
I have no experience with apartment rentals so will leave it to others to assist with that. I want to be sure, though, that--assuming you have only US or Canadian citizenship--you realize you would need a long-stay visa (not a simple thing to get) in order to spend more than 90 days within any rolling 180-day period in the Schengen area (which includes France as well as most countries in continental western Europe). If this is a work- or school-related trip, you'll be able to get assistance with the necessary visa.
Posted by
69 posts
This dates back to 2014, but I had a bad experience with Morning Croissant. Hopelessly disorganized. And although I made it clear what time zone I'm in (Mountain time, western US), before the trip they kept calling me at what was 4 AM for me - and not for anything important. The apartment I got through them was fine but turned out to be available on multiple other platforms as well, so I wished I'd booked it in another way.
There are a lot of rental options in many French cities.
Posted by
L'Occitanie, France
10230 posts
Morning Croissant has been around a long time. They have always focused on longer rentals along rather than short tourist rentals. Therefore, with the crackdown on tourist rentals, their primary business for rentals over 3 months didn't duffer. In the past we used a different company, Lodgis, many times. This company also has abandoned tourist rentals and now handles what you are seeking.
Posted by
Panguitch, Utah
2553 posts
It is not the agency that can be a concern as much as it is the apartments they rent. I would normally stay away from any listing not showing its government required, 13 digit registration number. However, as long as you are not simply a tourist and you have a professional/student reason to stay at least 1 month, you can qualify for a mobility lease, (bail mobilité). The terms of a mobility lease should be much more attractive than those of a simple short term lease.