Apartment 1 bedroom La Rochelle

Beautiful 28 square meter apartment located in La Rochelle.
With an area of 28 square meters, this studio is located close to all amenities.
Have a great stay!
Located on the 3rd floor without an elevator, this small, bright and charming attic apartment under the roof welcomes you for a pleasant stay.
It includes a sleeping area with a 160 x 190 cm double bed, a fully equipped kitchen for preparing meals, a functional shower room, and a dining area with a table and chairs. The comfortable living room has a sofa, perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring.
You will particularly appreciate the practicality and brightness of this space.
Everything you need for a great stay is provided, including a hairdryer, washing machine, iron, and much more. Bed linen and towels are available for an additional fee.
Please note that there is no Wi-Fi in the accommodation. Additionally, two public parking lots (fees apply) are located nearby, on Place Cacaud and Notre Dame.
The apartment boasts an ideal location on a quiet street, allowing you to explore the entire city on foot. You'll be just 300 meters from the market, a 10-minute walk from the old port, and 15 minutes from the train station. For your daily shopping needs, a Carrefour City supermarket is only a 3-minute walk away.
In addition to the old port and the aquarium, be sure to visit the maritime museum, the natural history museum and its garden, as well as the New World and fine arts museums, all located nearby.
Feel free to ask me for more information. It would be a pleasure to answer your questions and help you plan your stay.
A must-see destination, La Rochelle has no shortage of charms to captivate its visitors. A quintessential port city with its four harbors, the White City enchants all who gaze upon the sun-drenched white stone from which its buildings are constructed. The ever-present ocean stands as the city's symbol, its sea spray filling the nostrils of visitors. The ancient stones also have their say in this landscape bordered by the Atlantic Ocean, where low-lying coasts, sheer cliffs, and sandy shores alternate. International exchanges have fostered a unique architectural blend, shaped by diverse 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 tranquility of this ancient city. Originally a fishing village founded in the 10th century, it took only two millennia for it to become a major port. Its dominance in maritime trade lasted until the 15th century. But its rebellious spirit displeased the King, and it succumbed to Richelieu's siege in the 16th century. Despite its lost independence, La Rochelle continued its economic growth through the centuries to the present day, thanks to its proximity to the ocean, which remains central to maritime trade.
From La Rochelle train station: 6 minutes by car.
From La Rochelle-Île de Ré Airport: 11 minutes by car.