Nice T3 with Wifi near the Vieux Port

This 65 square-meters apartment is located near La Rochelle's Vieux Port.
It is ideal for a tourist stay and can accommodate up to 4 people.
Everything is within walking distance.

We look forward to welcoming you :)


## Logement
Located on the 2nd floor without elevator, it comprises :
- one bedroom with a double bed ;
- one bedroom with two single beds;
- a functional shower room;
- a fully-equipped kitchen;
- a large living room with dining area.

You'll particularly appreciate its brightness and calm.

During your stay, you will have at your disposal: Cot, Wifi, Television, Washing machine, Iron, Hair dryer, Dishwasher, Microwave, Oven, Coffee machine, etc.
Bed linen and towels are provided at extra cost.

Please note that parking is available on the street and in the various parking lots near the apartment.

The apartment is located :
- 200 m from a “MONOPRIX” supermarket;
- 2 minutes by bike from Parc Charruyer ;
- 3 minutes' walk from the Vieux Port, historic towers, restaurants, bars and shops;
- 5 minutes from Plage de la Concurrence;
- 10 minutes from the city center.


We look forward to welcoming you :)

## Emplacement
A must-see destination, La Rochelle has plenty to charm visitors. A port city par excellence with its four harbors, the Cité Blanche bewitches all those who set eyes on the sun-drenched white stone in which its buildings are constructed. The omnipresent ocean is the city's symbol, sweeping visitors' nostrils with its spray. Old stones also have their say in this landscape bordered by the Atlantic Ocean, where low-lying coasts, sheer cliffs and sandy shores alternate. International trade has given rise to a unique architectural mix, with a variety of influences from across the seas. Not far from the shore, the islands of Ré, Oléron and Aix form a natural barrier, preventing the ocean swell from disturbing the calm of the thousand-year-old city. Originally a fishing village founded in the Xᵉ century, it would take just two millennia for it to become a major port. Its dominance in maritime trade lasted until the 15th century. But its rebellious spirit was not to the King's taste, and it folded under Richelieu's siege in the 16th century. Despite the loss of its independence, La Rochelle has continued to grow economically down the centuries, thanks to its proximity to the ocean, which remains at the heart of maritime trade.


## Transports
- La Rochelle train station: 16 minutes by car.
- La Rochelle-Île de Ré airport: 14 minutes by car.