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Furnished accommodation very bright for 4 people classified 3 stars, located in a terraced house facing south with a view, 200m from the thermal baths and the town center with its shops. 70 m² apartment on the 2nd floor (access from the back of the house) consisting of a fitted kitchen, a large living room with a 140x190 wardrobe bed, a separate living room with TV, a bedroom with a 140x190 bed, a bathroom with shower and heated towel rail, separate WC. Linens provided. Optional cleaning (50€). 2 balconies of 4m.

Built in 1858, this washhouse boasts a rare feature: it was supplied with hot water from the thermal baths. The washerwomen who washed their clothes here enjoyed exceptional comfort for the time, and were certainly the envy of the local residents. A unique testimony to the ingenuity and importance of thermal baths in everyday life in days gone by.

Inaugurated for the Assumption in 1860 and consecrated three years later, Saint-Amé church is dedicated to Saint Amé de Remiremont, founder of Saint-Mont, and to Saint Blaise. The interior was refurbished in 1905 to showcase its rich heritage. The first church, a chapel built at the end of the 14th century, was the parish church for three centuries. In 1729, a second church, too small, was built. In 1858, major work began by Léon-Charles Grillot, then revised by Eugène Viollet-le-Duc, with funding from Napoleon III. Completed in 1863, the church is neo-Gothic in style, with a 61-metre spire topped by an imperial crown. Its furnishings, including a romantic organ dating from 1883 and a 15th-century Virgin and Bird, have been listed as Historic Monuments since 1995.