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Purchase Air Mattress in Paris

Posted by (arizona, usa) on

Greetings,

I have rented an apartment in Paris for a few months and several friends are joining me. I will need to purchase an air mattress to accommodate my guests. I have informed the landlord of the guests, so that will not be an issue. The apartment only has 2 double beds, and the landlord cannot make additional beds available. The couch is more of a love seat and can't be used for sleeping.

Needing recommendations on an store in the 16e where I can buy an air mattress, and recommendations on where I can possibly donate it once i am done with it. I appreciate any suggestions. Thanks.

Posted by
11226 posts

Another vote for Decathlon for purchase.

You can donate it at Emmaus when you are done - they have locations all over the city, there is sure to be a shop where you can drop it off not far from you.

Posted by
71 posts

Will the friends who will have to sleep on the air mattress be given that information before they arrive? I personally don't want to ever have to sleep on one again!

Posted by
11226 posts

You would be surprised what people are willing to sleep on for no-cost lodging in Paris .....

Posted by
71 posts

On my first trip to Europe, I remember saying that I could sleep when I got back home!

Posted by
2489 posts

Most good quality air mattresses come with multiple sets of chambers and integral pumps. i have one that's 18" deep and will easily hold 500 lbs of humans with comfort. Fits perfect in a deep Queen fitted sheet too.

You may also want to check the large (Walmart sized) Carrefour stores also.

Posted by
13235 posts

The landlord didn't have a suggestion?

A bit surprised there isn't a zoning or fire code issue with 'extra' occupants.

If it is a good one, they are quite comfortable; just have to get used to being so close to the floor.

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