Building info
If you start feeling like a movie star from the early days of the French cinema, after your check-in at Yays Issy, you might be onto something. Until not too long ago, the building belonged to a French company developing film strips for the movie industry.
Prepare to dream your most cinematic dreams on the comfy beds of Yays Issy’s 38 serviced apartments. Issy sports all the Yays comforts at their best: beautiful interiors, fully equipped kitchens, 24/7 concierge services and much more.
The newly renovated building also features a stunning rooftop terrace and a convenient private garage.
Neighbourhood info
Paris is the living proof you can be irresistibly charming and impressively efficient at the same time - without losing an ounce of magic. The city of lights is capable of keeping its romantic and dreamy allure while being an extremely functional metropolis with world-class infrastructures and services across its whole territory.
Issy-les-Moulineaux, on the left bank of the Seine river, is one of the small villages that make up the Paris metropolitan area, just a few metro or train stops away from the Eiffel Tower. The modern history of this neighbourhood with a long past and its own river island – the lush Île Saint-Germain - is linked to the French film and media industry, still hosting the headquarters of major broadcasters to this date.
Issy’s current development pushes the boundaries of urban innovation, with ecological quarters, new technologies and sustainable architecture stretching the history of this Parisian neighbourhood into a bright future.
Studio Essential
These studio apartments are perfect for business travellers during their Paris stay. They all have a flamboyant design and a functional lay-out. It offers all the essential facilities you need, such as a fully equipped kitchen, comfortable bed and separate bathroom.
Studio Comfort
Cosy and comfortable, truly an ideal place to business travellers and couples alike. All are nicely decorated with eye for detail. They come with a comfortable bed, fully equipped kitchen, separate bathroom and the added benefit of having a bit more space. Some of these studios can be connected to a one-bedroom apartment. Excellent for when you are staying with the whole family.
One-bedroom Apartment Essential
The perfect pick for a corporate traveller or a duo who prefers more space. The apartments are vividly decorated with top-notch furniture. They come with a fully equipped kitchen, a separate living, bedroom and bathroom. The ideal place to relax after a long day of work or exploring the city.
Duplex One-bedroom Apartment Essential
These apartments are an astonishing place to call home for a couple. It is split over two floors resulting in having the living- and sleeping area different levels. The upper level comes with a seating area, kitchen and place to dine. Whereas the bed- and bathroom are on the lower level, ensuring a great night of sleep.
One-bedroom Apartment Essential
A captivating place to stay for a family up to four persons. The admirably decorated apartments offer all needed amenities to comfortably stay here. They have a fully equipped kitchen, place to dine for four, a separate bedroom and a living room with a sofa bed for two persons to sleep on. A pleasant home to discover the Paris region from.
One-bedroom Apartment Comfort
Perfect apartments for families! The apartments are decorated with style and come with a fully equipped kitchen, separate bathroom and spacious living room with a sofa bed for the children to sleep on. A lovely place to stay for those desiring a more tranquil area in the Paris region. These apartments can be connected to a studio, so you can stay here with a group up to six persons.
Two-bedroom Apartment Essential
Enjoy Paris with the family, with these spacious and charming apartments as your temporary home. The apartments are large for Parisian standards and come with two bedrooms and an extra sofa bed in the eclectic living room for the children to sleep on. Having two bathrooms make these homes comfortably suitable for a family up to six persons.
Services & Amenities
Welcome to the neighbourhood
A few train or metro stops from the touristy hustle and bustle, Issy-les-Moulineaux is where many Parisians work and live. Join the locals as you cycle past the Seine, unwind in a lush green park, or dive into a buzzing bistro.
Don’t forget to have a look around and appreciate the state-of-the-art buildings that represent the future of French architecture.
If there's one word to describe Issy Guinguette it's 'Burgundian'. And unique. Okay, that's two words. Owner Mathieu and his two siblings take good food and joie de vivre very seriously. This Parisian oasis houses a wine store that sells handpicked premium local wines, some of them made in the vineyard behind the store. In the middle of said vineyard is a restaurant that serves the very best local cuisine, paired with exquisite local wines. T: (+33) 1 46 62 04 27
LA JAVELLE
This spot along the Seine has all the ingredients for a good time in Paris, day or night. Weekly changing food trucks, live music, comfy sofas outside and friendly bartenders. La Javelle is where you go for some easygoing fun and a chance to meet locals. It's also summer favourite among the young Parisian crowd. In winter the terrace is closed, but service continues on a boat on the Seine.
Coffee lover Alex travelled the world and ended up back to Issy. In the lovely residential street of Rue Hoche he opened a specialty coffee shop. Most people come in here to try Alex' very own 'Habeo Alas'blend, which you'll recognize by the three windmills on the packaging. Besides the coffee, the tea and chocolate are locally produced too, making Conservatoire du Café the perfect spot to stock up on some genuine Issy products. T: (+33) 1 46 42 65 08
MUSÉE FRANÇAIS DE LA CARTE À JOUER
This museum is a whole different ball game. Or should we say card game? It's the only playing cards museum in France. It may sound a bit quirky, but this is one of those places that gets more interesting the deeper you look into its history. The ongoing exhibition takes you on a journey that starts with 200 years of Chinese gaming, via Indian playing cards to European gaming. Musée Français de la Carte à Jouer also houses the Galerie d'Histoire de la Ville. T: (+33) 1 41 23 83 60
LA TOUR AUX FIGURESDE JEAN DUBUFFET
Barcelona has Gaudi, Paris had Jean Dubuffet. This painter and sculptor left his artistic mark in the United States and France with his remarkable avantgardist work. Dubuffet's is often mentioned in the same breath as Picasso, Braque and Rouault. You can admire his colourful sculptures on the beautiful isle of Parc de L'Île Saint-Germain. They're impossible to miss.
If there's one word to describe Issy Guinguette it's 'Burgundian'. And unique. Okay, that's two words. Owner Mathieu and his two siblings take good food and joie de vivre very seriously. This Parisian oasis houses a wine store that sells handpicked premium local wines, some of them made in the vineyard behind the store. In the middle of said vineyard is a restaurant that serves the very best local cuisine, paired with exquisite local wines. T: (+33) 1 46 62 04 27
This spot along the Seine has all the ingredients for a good time in Paris, day or night. Weekly changing food trucks, live music, comfy sofas outside and friendly bartenders. La Javelle is where you go for some easygoing fun and a chance to meet locals. It's also summer favourite among the young Parisian crowd. In winter the terrace is closed, but service continues on a boat on the Seine.
Coffee lover Alex travelled the world and ended up back to Issy. In the lovely residential street of Rue Hoche he opened a specialty coffee shop. Most people come in here to try Alex' very own 'Habeo Alas'blend, which you'll recognize by the three windmills on the packaging. Besides the coffee, the tea and chocolate are locally produced too, making Conservatoire du Café the perfect spot to stock up on some genuine Issy products. T: (+33) 1 46 42 65 08
This museum is a whole different ball game. Or should we say card game? It's the only playing cards museum in France. It may sound a bit quirky, but this is one of those places that gets more interesting the deeper you look into its history. The ongoing exhibition takes you on a journey that starts with 200 years of Chinese gaming, via Indian playing cards to European gaming. Musée Français de la Carte à Jouer also houses the Galerie d'Histoire de la Ville. T: (+33) 1 41 23 83 60
Barcelona has Gaudi, Paris had Jean Dubuffet. This painter and sculptor left his artistic mark in the United States and France with his remarkable avantgardist work. Dubuffet's is often mentioned in the same breath as Picasso, Braque and Rouault. You can admire his colourful sculptures on the beautiful isle of Parc de L'Île Saint-Germain. They're impossible to miss.
