Appartement Aux bons amis

🌍 The Aux bons amis flat is a nice 2 room apartment in the heart of the European Quarter

🏠 This flat is located in the Orangerie district, famous for its park and its proximity to the European Institutions. This flat will please you by its proportions, its location, its sober & worked decoration and its equipment. Practical and cosy, the flat is ideal to spend a good stay in Strasbourg alone, as a couple, with friends, for the weekend, on holiday or for work.

You will find:
🚪 a small entrance with storage space,
🚿 🚽a bathroom with shower and toilet,
🍽️ an equipped kitchenette (ceramic hob, fridge, Nespresso coffee machine, kettle, microwave),
🛋️un living room with TV, dining area, and a double sofa bed,
🛏️ a bedroom with a TV, double bed and storage.

🏡The whole accommodation will be yours. Always in the spirit of satisfying you as much as possible during your stay:
🧹 the cleaning will be done,
🛏️ the bed will be made with clean sheets, and a necessary sofa bed will be at your disposal,
🧼 clean towels will be at your disposal as well as a bath mat and a tea towel per kitchen,
📶 free WIFI connection

🅿️ The accommodation is located in an area with paid on-street parking by ticket machine.

🍼 coming with small children? You can reserve one or more baby cots, high chairs or baby bed linen as an option, from €30.

🙏 This accommodation is compatible with the religious practices of shabbat.

👣 Your stay in a few figures:
⛪ 20 minutes walk from the Cathedral,
🌉 25 minutes on foot from Petite France,
🌳 300m from the Parc de L'orangerie,
🚌 S00m from the Dordogne bus station with line 2 which connects to Strasbourg's central station.
🚃 900m from Lycée Kleber tram station with line E which takes you to the European Parliament.
🚃 1,4km from République or Université tram station with line C which connects to Strasbourg central station

🌃 Located in the north-east of the historic centre of the city, the Orangerie takes its name from the famous park where families, sportsmen, curious people meet every day... A real place to live and meet, just a stone's throw away from the embassies, the European institutions and luxurious residences. It took less than a century for the park to grow and become what it is today. In 1895, as part of the World Exhibition and to seal its prestige, Germany undertook the expansion of Strasbourg with the "Neustadt". In this undertaking, the German Empire decided to create a huge green space.