Apartment 1 bedroom La Rochelle

Studio ideally located on the port of La Rochelle.
ArrayIt can accommodate up to 2 people.
Have a nice stay!
Located in La Rochelle, this studio includes:
- a sleeping area with a sofa bed;
- a fully equipped kitchen;
- a functional shower room;
- a comfortable lounge to relax in after a day of walking.
You will particularly appreciate its practicality and calm.
Everything you need for a great stay is at your disposal, including: Wifi, Refrigerator, Microwave, etc.
Please note that bed linen and towels are provided at an additional cost.
For your daily shopping, a "MONOPRIX" supermarket is just a 4-minute walk away.
During your stay, you will have the opportunity to discover the must-see sites that make the city famous, such as:
- the Big Clock a one-minute walk away;
- On the old port.
- the Lantern Tower 6 minutes away;
- Competition Beach 9 minutes away, and many more.
-Restaurants, bars and shops at the foot of the building.
Please feel free to ask me for more information. I would be happy to answer you.
A must-see destination, La Rochelle has no shortage of attractions to charm its visitors. A port city par excellence with its four ports, the White City captivates all who lay eyes on the sun-drenched white stone from which the buildings are constructed. The omnipresent ocean stands out as the city's symbol, sweeping visitors' nostrils with its sea spray. Old stones also have their say in this landscape bordered by the Atlantic Ocean, where low-lying coastlines, sheer cliffs, and sandy shores alternate. International trade has fostered a unique architectural blend, subject to various 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 ancient city. Initially a fishing village founded in the 10th century, it took only two millennia 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 liking, and it succumbed to Richelieu's siege in the 16th century. Despite its lost independence, La Rochelle has continued its economic growth over the centuries, right up to the present day, thanks to its proximity to the ocean, which remains at the center of maritime trade.
From La Rochelle train station: 14 minutes by car.
From La Rochelle-Île de Ré Airport: 13 minutes by car.