Mamray

🥨 In a quiet and family residence, close to the city center and the university, the Mamray apartment is the ideal setting for a stay with family, friends, for a weekend, a week or work.
This 55m² apartment features:
🛏️ D’une première chambre avec un lit double,
🛏️ D’une seconde chambre avec deux lits simples,
🛋️ Un espace salon / télévision disposant d’un canapé lit double,
🍽️ D’une cuisine dinatoire entièD’une cuisine dinatoire entièrement éequipe;e (plaque de cuisson, rérateur/congélateur, lave-vaisselle, four, cafetière Nespresso, bouilloire, grille-pain)
🚿D’une salle de bain avec douche,
🚽 D’un toilette sé.
🧼 The apartment also has a washing machine.
🪜The apartment is on the ground floor, you will have to take 5 steps to access the accommodation.

🏡All the housing will be à you. Always in the spirit of satisfying you to the best during your stay :
🧹 the ménage will be made,
🛏️ the beds will be made with clean sheets, and the nacute;cessaire for the sofa;-lit will be à your disposition,
🧼 clean towels will be à your disposal as well as a bath mat and a tea towel per kitchen,
📶 free WIFI connection

🅿️ Free parking spaces are available in the courtyard à the rear of the building.
🍼 A baby cot and high chair are available (approved for a child under 3 years old and 15kg).
🛏️Vous want to sleep in a 180cm x 190cm bed instead of 2 single beds? Once the reservation is made, you will be able to reserve a double bed option for 30 euros, so that the 2 single beds become a double bed, with a double mattress and a double comforter.

👣 Your day in a few figures:
⛪ 15 minutes à foot of the musée Unterlinden,
🌉 10 minutes à foot of the Petite Venise,
🚄30 minutes à foot of the station of Colmar.
🚌 150m from the Grillenbreit bus station with line 4 which connects to Colmar train station (buses operate Monday to Friday outside school vacations in full service. During school vacations and Saturdays, the offer is limited. No buses on Sundays and holidays),


🌃 The Saint-Antoine/Ladhof district, a sector with a former agricultural and wine-growing vocation, the district has been marked by the presence of a large number of local artists; marked by the port of the canal inaugurated in 1864, the municipal factories built in 1868 but especially by the spinning mills André Kiener, Schoewer-Hartmann and Benkhard¬Koehler. The extension is done along the road to Neuf-Brisach. A whole district was created, where at the beginning of the century the Jean MacLeod school was built. The growth of the Kiener factory, which was expanded after a fire in 1886, contributed greatly to the growth of the population in this area. Subsequently, the Silk City was built in 1926 by the architects Voelkel and Wolff. In 1928, the architect Gustave Umbdenstock built the working-class houses on Kuhlmann Street. From 1932 to 1934, other H.L.M. houses are built along the road to Sélestat by Eugéne and Eugéne-Jean Adelbrecht. The lotissement des Bonnes Gens is built after the war in 1960. Founded in 1926, the parish did not lay the first stone of the church of Saint-Antoine until 1938. It was consecrated in 1950. To the north, in 1958-1959, the agricultural sector was gradually replaced by the industrial zone.

Rules of the house:
🚭This is a non-smoking unit. The use of cigarettes, e-cigarettes, chichas and any other smoking devices is prohibited.
🚭Smoking or using a smoking device will result in a 250€ additional cleaning fee.

🐕 Pets are accepted upon request (pets under 15kg and not dangerous) with an additional 30€ per séday per pet.