Explore Damouzy, a hidden gem in Ardennes

For those who love walking or cycling, the Green Routes in France and the RAVeL in Belgium open the doors to the most secret corners of both countries. As you cycle along the banks of the Meuse or hike through the secret Oignies Forest, you will understand why these long-distance paths are known as “happy trails”. They only rarely cross roads, so you can cycle or walk in complete peace! The path along the beautiful Meuse valley crosses the river several times on ancient bridges that are works of art. The path that leads to Nismes Forest follows the route taken by the old stopping trains from station to station. But above all, these paths allow you to discover countryside that is inaccessible by car.

Crossing the land of the Ardenne means encountering contrasting landscapes steeped in legends. The most secret valleys, the deepest forests and the wildest rivers have given rise to legends, some of which are told and experienced with the current of the water. In the Meuse valley, as the river twists and turns, revel in the surprise of amazing landscapes, monuments nestling in green settings and soothing calm. Exploring the Ardenne with the current, following the pace set by the river, ensures a change of scenery and a sense of wonder.

Tortueuse et paisible, la Semoy se dévoile au gré de la voie verte. This 3 meter-large greenway was partly set up on an ancient railroad and is currently being improved. Many sections will be tarred.

Relive the days of the smugglers and cross the border without being spotted by customs officers, so you can bring back your goods while admiring the beauty of the Ardennes forest and its wildlife! The ‘sentier des contrebandiers’ is a hike starting from Gespunsart on the French side and Bagimont (Belgium) that crosses the Ardennes Regional Nature Park in France and the Semois Valley National Park in Belgium.This 16 to 20 kilometre walk, which is also accessible by mountain bike, takes in a beautiful mix of flora and fauna, and allows you to discover the various practices of the smugglers and to see the famous barracks.

On mainly paved forest roads, this walk crosses the southernmost part of the municipality of Vresse sur Semois. Discover the village of Pussemange located on the border with France and an impressive view from the watchtower of the vast forests in this remote corner.

Come and breathe in the pure atmosphere of this small valley in the heart of the Élan national forest. 

Quiet walk in the southernmost part of the municipality of Vresse-sur-Semois. Discover the remote villages of Bagimont and Pussemange on the border of France. 

Quiet forest walk starting from Sugny. This walk is a shortened version of walk No 46 Pinsaumont. 

Nice quiet forest walk with not too much height difference. At the end of the quiet track leading out of the village, you come to a pleasant covered picnic area. The walk then follows wide paths through the forest with mainly deciduous trees. You pass the Chêne au Visage, an impressive natural monument. The Fontaine l'Ermite and a dilapidated tree-hugger's hut give you an impression of a long past.  

First flight for one person from Belval airfield. Flights by appointment on 03 24 53 16 05

La maison d'Hotte is a charming house with more than 200 years of history. Situated in Tournes, in the French Ardennes (08), this pretty building offers accommodation in quality bed and breakfast but also a 6-person gîte listed 3 épis with "Gîtes de France". La Maison d'Hotte has a parental suite as well as 3 double rooms with the possibility of having an extra bed for a child. Every day, we offer you a breakfast made of local and home-made products, served next to a magnificent fireplace in the hearth. To be accommodated in our guest rooms is also to leave your vehicle parked in our private car park or even to secure your motorbike in a locked garage. So you can serenely enjoy sunbathing, visit our chickens or simply stroll in our shady garden. A perfect place for reading unless you prefer to settle comfortably in our lounge dedicated to relaxation in the heart of the house. Perfect for autumn evenings.

Located 10 min from Charleville-Mézières, at the doors of the Ardennes Regional Natural Park, the gîte of the Maison d'Hotte can accommodate 6 people in 86 m2. It is classified 3 stars in the classification of furnished tourist accommodation. On the first floor : living room with television, a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and a freezer and a shower room with toilet. First floor: 1 bedroom with a bed of 160x200 cm, including a shower room with toilet, 1 bedroom with a double bed and 1 bedroom with 2 single beds. Wifi - Cleaning option included - Beds made and sheets provided - Household and toilet linen included - Electric heating. Private terrace, barbecue and ping-pong table.

The Nuton hut is one of a kind, because it was decorated entirely by us. It is one of the rare cabins to have running water, WC, electricity and heating. To guarantee your privacy, our kota has an extension with a door, a stone washbasin (hot and cold water) and a real toilet. We have chosen to keep the rustic feel (no shower). In the Nuton hut, you wash like a Nuton! The old-fashioned way, even if it has a flush compared to its ancestors. The Kota is set in a lovely green space, next to our permaculture vegetable garden, close to animals and a garden. Breakfast will be delivered to your doorstep in the morning. You can book a meal (e.g. barbecue basket, table d'hôtes) subject to availability. private parking, fridge, kettle, private terrace

Take a break from your daily routine and set off on board the Ramsès boat. Explore the landscapes of the Carolomacérien region and indulge in top-quality gastronomy in partnership with the Rossignol caterer every lunchtime. Whether you opt for a one-hour cruise or a private charter of the boat, the choice is yours. To each his own, to each his own !

With 9 years' experience in sports coaching, I've been helping individuals and companies to achieve their goals for almost a decade, whether at home, in a company or in a sports hall. I've got a BPJEPS in fitness activities, as well as CQP ALS, ARPO and JSJO qualifications, and I'm also a certified sports masseur (NT). I've built up my expertise through a variety of experiences: traditional coaching, physical preparation, but also as manager of a gym specialising in EMS (Electro Muscular Stimulation) and personalised coaching. Today, I manage Mfitness Club, based in Charleville-Mézières, a space dedicated to a top-of-the-range approach to coaching: - Individual and duo EMS coaching - Personalised bodybuilding and fitness coaching - Specific physical preparation - Well-being support (stretching, sports massages) Our gym offers a neat, warm and modern atmosphere, with top-of-the-range equipment, precise monitoring and made-to-measure coaching. I'm passionate about surpassing yourself, sustainable performance and overall well-being, and I make it a point of honour to offer professional coaching tailored to each profile. I'm always on the lookout for new ways of working together, so don't hesitate to get in touch!

Simplify your life in this peaceful accommodation right in the centre of town on a quiet, non-trafficked street. Ideal during festival periods (book in advance). This flat has an open-plan kitchen and living room with a sofa bed. The bedroom has a double bed (140x190cm) with a shower and washbasin. There is a separate toilet. Board games, television, iron (on request), books Towels and kitchen towels provided - Wifi - Umbrella bed on request Free parking on site, 5 minutes' walk from the town centre Laundrette at the bottom of the building and all shops and train station.

Comfort, charm and refinement with this suite**** decorated to the last detail... Nestling on the 2nd floor of a 17th-century pavilion with an uninterrupted view over the Place Ducale, the Cupidon Suite is an excellent base from which to discover Charleville-Mézières and our beautiful Ardennes. Don't hesitate to ask us for ideas for your stay. We will also be delighted to recommend a restaurant and reserve a table for you. For your convenience, a private parking space is available on request. Restaurant reservations, parking included, concierge service, luggage storage. Make your trip worthwhile by donating part of the cost of your stay to the Te Mana O Te Moana association, which protects sea turtles in French Polynesia.

Located on the 2nd floor of a pavilion in the heart of Place Ducale, this suite boasts a resolutely unique style and a sublime view. Elegance and refinement, for a stay with family or friends, you will spend an exceptional moment in our Suite MataHina****. The flat has two bedrooms with a queen-size bed and a third bedroom with 2 single beds. Every night spent in our suites helps to support the Te mana O Te Moana association, which protects sea turtles in French Polynesia. Don't wait any longer... and come and discover our new Suite MataHina, ‘the eyes of the goddess’. The Place Ducale, in the heart of the city, is a must-see. All you have to do is go down a few steps and enjoy the restaurants and attractions of this lively square. Place Ducale is a 10-minute walk from the station. Restaurant reservations, parking included, concierge service, luggage storage. A local gift awaits you on arrival.

Located in a real pirate setting, Le Galion is a Pizzeria brewery located in Charleville-Mézières. Ideal for family dining with its child play area, this property offers brewery dishes made with fresh produce live from local producers.Schedule of services: from 12h to 14h and from 19h to 22h

The present chapel was rebuilt in 1843 by the parish priest Malfait from Damouzy. The original chapel was built in the 16th century by Guitot, the owner of the Grange aux Bois farm. It was then given to the Mézières basilica's conseil de fabrique and, having fallen into disrepair, was destroyed during the Revolution. The Notre-Dame-du-Rosaire chapel is a small, elongated building. It is built of limestone rubble and lit by two small semi-circular bays. The interior walls are rendered and the wooden framework is visible. The long-sloped roof features a bell tower covered by an imperial roof.

According to the sources, the church of Saint-Rémi was struck by a storm in 1812 and rebuilt; this may correspond to the nave and choir. In 1839, a new phase of work may have involved the construction of the forecourt with its bell tower. Shortly after 883, Foulques, Archbishop of Rheims, is said to have granted this site to the Chapter of Braux, which remained the benefactor until the French Revolution. The parish of Houldizy was mentioned as early as 1183 in a bull issued by Pope Lucius III. In the 16th century, the old church was fortified, similar to that of Tournes. It was destroyed in 1637 and rebuilt in 1678-79 (nave and bell tower). Climatic disturbances in the late 17th and early 18th centuries (notably the earthquake of 1692) necessitated its restoration in 1744. A bequest from Madame Blanche Duchesnois was used to renovate the church in 2006. The church has an elongated floor plan with a three-bay nave, preceded by a forebuilding. The latter houses a storeroom to the south and a staircase leading to a vast gallery upstairs. The timber-framed bell tower is accessible from the gallery. The choir, comprising a straight bay and a three-sided apse, backs onto a sacristy. The building, built of Romery limestone rubble and Dom-le-Mesnil ashlar, has plastered interior walls and a marble floor in the central aisle. The nave chambers are separated by Tuscan columns and covered with barrel vaults. The whole is covered in slate.

Saint-Luc church, in the centre of the village, has a chancel dating back to the 16th century. In 1843, the nave was enlarged by the addition of side aisles, work carried out by Jean-Louis Nonnon, a carpenter from Renwez. In 1854, the architect Delerue proposed demolishing the Romanesque tower of the bell tower and rebuilding one at the ridge of the nave, with the installation of the bell in 1862. In 1869, the sacristy was built under the supervision of the agent voyer Druart and the mason Jules Drouart. The church also served as a military hospital during the Second World War. The church has an elongated plan and faces north-east. The three-vessel nave has four bays, with an organ loft in the first bay and a spiral staircase in the north-west corner. The chancel comprises two straight bays and a three-sided apse, with a sacristy adjoining the south side and a storeroom on the north side. The timber-framed bell tower is located on the ridge of the nave, on the west side. The building is constructed of limestone rubble and Dom-le-Mesnil ashlar. The interior walls are rendered, and the floor is paved with limestone. The church is single-storey, with round-arched windows in the nave and pointed arches in the chancel. The nave is divided into three naves by Ionic columns. The central nave is covered by a pointed barrel vault, and the side aisles have ceilings. The chancel is rib-vaulted with seven quarters in the apse. The roofs are slate, with long-sloped roofs for the nave and choir, a hipped roof for the apse, long-sloped and hipped roofs for the sacristies, and a polygonal spire on the bell tower.

Contemporary building erected in 1967. Saint-Paul church is located in the heart of the village, on the banks of the Meuse. It has a central plan with a single interior space ending in a triangular apse. It is built of schist rubble and its walls have continuous rectangular windows running the full width of the building. The floor is covered in purple slate. The long-sloped slate roof ends in two hips, from which emerges a very slender three-sloped spire that also acts as a skylight inside.

The Tournes mill, dating from the 15ᵉ century, belonged in 1582 to Nicolas Dancourt, a Mézières merchant. Renovated in 1837 by Jean-Louis Willième, its activity ceased in 1907. During the First World War, the buildings housed German prisoners. Converted to residential use in the 1960s, the site is arranged around a courtyard. To the east, the one-storey, square miller's house is adjoined by a sheepfold. Opposite, the employees' accommodation, with an adjoining stable, rises to one storey and an attic. To the north-west, the mill building, dating from 1582 (date visible on the metal ties), has three square storeys. The buildings, built of sandstone rubble with limestone surrounds, have no surviving milling equipment.

Saint-Martin church: a historical and architectural overview The round tower at the base of the bell tower could be the remains of a former castle, reused when the church was rebuilt. It is the oldest part of the building. The nave and chancel probably date from the late 15ᵉ century, based on the chancel bays. The vaults, completed in the 17ᵉ century, have blocked certain bays, such as the one in the south aisle, and feature ornate hanging keys, including the Argy family coat of arms. In the same century, fire hydrants and braces were added, along with the raising of the tower. The north portal, dated 1567, leads to a small building. The large bays in the nave date from the 19ᵉ century. A major restoration took place between 1924 and 1931. The church, located in the centre of the village, follows an elongated plan. It comprises a nave with three vessels and three bays, a projecting transept and a chancel with a straight bay ending in a polygonal apse. The bell tower has a round base and a square top. An imposing sacristy rests on the south arm of the transept. The interior is rib-vaulted with sculpted hanging keys. The limestone rubble walls are pierced with bays from different periods and numerous defensive openings. The floor is in black marble or black and grey checkerboard, and the slate roof has different pitches depending on the volume.

The Bois de la Rosière monument stands on the edge of the wood from which it takes its name, in the commune of Tournes near Charleville-Mézières (Ardennes), where thirteen Resistance fighters were executed without trial on 29 August 1944. On 29 August 1944, a few hours before their departure, the Germans resigned themselves to releasing the patriots held in Charleville prison, Place Carnot, around fifty men and women. But at the insistence of the Gestapo and the French Militia, they decided to shoot some of the hostages beforehand. So it was that the thirteen unfortunates, chosen at random, were taken from their cell and transported by lorry to Rosière Wood (in the commune of Tournes), where they were immediately shot. They had been led to believe that they were going to be freed; among them were two women. The Bois de la Rosière monument was inaugurated on 30 August 1947 in the presence of many prominent members of the Ardennes Resistance and Pierre Schneiter, deputy for the Marne and brother of André Schneiter. The monument was erected on the site of the massacre at the initiative of the commune of Tournes, which had called for public subscriptions. It was designed by Gustave Maily, a sculptor from Reims. It consists of a marble stele erected on the site of a wooden Cross of Lorraine erected the day after the Liberation. Above the names of the thirteen Resistance fighters executed are engraved a Cross of Lorraine and the inscription : ‘Here on 29 August 1944, on the eve of the Liberation, thirteen patriots were shot by the Germans’.

The church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste, located in the centre of the village of Warcq near the river Meuse, has an elongated plan. Its western massing, dating from the early 12ᵉ century, includes a bell tower framed by two chapels, the one to the south of which houses a spiral staircase. The two-vessel Gothic nave was rebuilt between the late 13ᵉ and early 14ᵉ centuries, partially retaining a Romanesque wall to the south. The non-projecting transept and square chancel, flanked by two chapels, date from the early 15ᵉ century, with 16ᵉ century additions, including keystone vaults. Built of Dom-le-Mesnil and Romery rubble with ashlar chains, the church has walls pierced by bays with Gothic infill and, in the western mass, small round-headed bays. The floor is a combination of geometric tiles and limestone slabs. The west facade features a semi-circular portal topped by an oculus, while the bell tower has geminated bays. Restorations, particularly in the 20ᵉ century, have consolidated the tower and vaults. The church has a long-sloped roof, with a half-hipped roof over the chancel and a square spire over the bell tower.

Rare in terms of their luxury and state of preservation, the thermal baths dating from the beginning of our era were discovered on the outskirts of Charleville-Mézières. They bear witness to a rich past buried deep in the Ardennes subsoil. Restoration work will be carried out to keep them in good condition. The site will then be developed to make it a place where science can be passed on and shared, accessible to all. Since 2009, the Ardennes Departmental Council has had an archaeological operations unit, reconciling the safeguarding of the Ardennes' archaeological heritage with the development of new development projects. During the excavation directed by Julien Bruyère in spring 2017 in Warcq, the unit uncovered these thermal baths. This complete complex includes various rooms dedicated to bathing, an ingenious heating system and various ornaments in white and coloured marble. Today, we need to protect these remains so that they can stand the test of time and continue to tell our story. The project involves restoring the site, draining the soil and consolidating the thermal baths so that they can withstand this new open-air exhibition, and then enhancing the site with educational panels and appropriate facilities for future visitors so that they can approach the site without damaging it. If this project appeals to you and you would like to be part of this wonderful adventure and contribute to the enhancement of these thermal baths and, more broadly, to the development of the region, then make a donation!

Located in Tournes in the Ardennes, La Romerie pizzeria welcomes you to the church square. Come and discover a wide choice of wood-fired pizzas, to eat in or take away. You can ask for your favourite ingredients for an extra €1. All our pizzas can also be served with a green salad for an extra €2. As well as our tasty pizzas, our restaurant also offers a dish of the day, a set menu and a salad. Accompany your meal with the finest wines and soft drinks à la carte. All our wines are available to take away. Book your table at La Romerie bar, restaurant and pizzeria in Tournes to enjoy a convivial moment with family or friends.

Traditional cuisine.

L'atelier Gourm'Hand is an inclusive restaurant offering a self-service restaurant and a brasserie with table service. The restaurant welcomes you in a friendly atmosphere and offers a menu combining modernity and tradition. At 4, rue de Clèves, in the heart of Charleville-Mézières, you will find a summer terrace and a private garden. It also offers a range of fully-equipped modular function rooms (wi-fi, video projector, sound system, etc.) for up to 150 people, in a variety of configurations: day seminars, breakfasts, business meals, corporate or private events, birthdays, etc.

Located in a real pirate setting, Le Galion is a Pizzeria brewery located in Charleville-Mézières. Ideal for family dining with its child play area, this property offers brewery dishes made with fresh produce live from local producers.Schedule of services: from 12h to 14h and from 19h to 22h

Situated in the green Ardennes, the Auberge du Laminak welcomes you to a country setting on the edge of the forest and the loops of the Meuse, between Nouzonville and Charleville, where the poet Arthur Rimbaud loved to escape. After passing through New York, Cuba, Venice, the Bahamas and Seoul, André VAQUERO took over one of the oldest inns in the Ardennes, the Auberge de la Forêt on the road to Nouzonville. It is at the end of this long gastronomic journey that André and his wife Florence offer you the chance to discover refined, market and local cuisine with a south-western accent, in the completely new setting of their inn, now known as the LAMINAK.

Come and discover our menu and taste our many dishes In a cozy and design setting, the Central Park team welcomes you to its restaurant. You can find there many dishes among pizzas, burgers, pasta, meats, salads ... Come and relax with friends in our bar area with 120 seats. You can taste there (in moderation of course) our many drinks: softs, cafeteria, cocktails, special beers, spirits, champagne ... You will also find a fast food service there: sandwiches, croque-monsieur, paninis, pancakes, waffles ...

Gastronomic or Ardennes cuisine. Chef Fabien Neveux is passionate about new cuisine, a lover of food and flavours. His passion is infectious. With him, cooking becomes poetry. He passes on all his knowledge by offering cookery lessons adapted to your level. The dishes will then be enjoyed around a table with the chef himself. Starter - Main course - Dessert, depending on the market and the mood of the moment.

Snack and ice cream restaurant on the banks of the Meuse, next to the campsite, in a pleasant setting. Bar, American food, chips, grills, salads and ice creams, to eat in or take away. Dining room and large terrace.

Beef specialist.

Relax in this quiet and elegant accommodation nestled in the middle of the forest amidst the chickadees and squirrels. Ideally located 5 minutes from the Place Ducale, access to the greenway or a multitude of walks, you will be in the middle of nature, close to the city centre. Visit Charleville-Mézières, city of Arthur Rimbaud, its Puppet Festival or Cabaret Vert and its many museums. The Vieilles Forges lake, Sedan, the Meuse Valley and its legends will delight the most curious!

In Charleville-Mézières, the residence Etang Garot has multiple accommodation solutions in an environment close to all amenities (public transport, shops, schools, health professionals). Quick access means (near the city center and the TGV station) allow everyone to live independently. A sports hall and a multimedia cafeteria activity area contribute to combining conviviality and well-being. Concerned public :- Students - Seasonal - Collaborators of companies in temporary displacement in the Ardennes Description of housing:Furnished single rooms 11 m²Furnished studios 22 m²T1 furnished 27 m²T1 bis furnished 38 m²

La maison d'Hotte is a charming house with more than 200 years of history. Situated in Tournes, in the French Ardennes (08), this pretty building offers accommodation in quality bed and breakfast but also a 6-person gîte listed 3 épis with "Gîtes de France". La Maison d'Hotte has a parental suite as well as 3 double rooms with the possibility of having an extra bed for a child. Every day, we offer you a breakfast made of local and home-made products, served next to a magnificent fireplace in the hearth. To be accommodated in our guest rooms is also to leave your vehicle parked in our private car park or even to secure your motorbike in a locked garage. So you can serenely enjoy sunbathing, visit our chickens or simply stroll in our shady garden. A perfect place for reading unless you prefer to settle comfortably in our lounge dedicated to relaxation in the heart of the house. Perfect for autumn evenings.

Located 10 min from Charleville-Mézières, at the doors of the Ardennes Regional Natural Park, the gîte of the Maison d'Hotte can accommodate 6 people in 86 m2. It is classified 3 stars in the classification of furnished tourist accommodation. On the first floor : living room with television, a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and a freezer and a shower room with toilet. First floor: 1 bedroom with a bed of 160x200 cm, including a shower room with toilet, 1 bedroom with a double bed and 1 bedroom with 2 single beds. Wifi - Cleaning option included - Beds made and sheets provided - Household and toilet linen included - Electric heating. Private terrace, barbecue and ping-pong table.

The Nuton hut is one of a kind, because it was decorated entirely by us. It is one of the rare cabins to have running water, WC, electricity and heating. To guarantee your privacy, our kota has an extension with a door, a stone washbasin (hot and cold water) and a real toilet. We have chosen to keep the rustic feel (no shower). In the Nuton hut, you wash like a Nuton! The old-fashioned way, even if it has a flush compared to its ancestors. The Kota is set in a lovely green space, next to our permaculture vegetable garden, close to animals and a garden. Breakfast will be delivered to your doorstep in the morning. You can book a meal (e.g. barbecue basket, table d'hôtes) subject to availability. private parking, fridge, kettle, private terrace

Welcome to the gîte Le Petit Carolo, At the gateway to the Ardennes Regional Nature Park, 10 minutes walk from the Rimbaud Museum, the Ardenne Museum and the Place Ducale, Isabelle and Sébastien welcome you to their charming gîte on the heights of Charleville-Mézières. Ideally located, the gîte allows you to enjoy the city centre of Charleville while being in a green setting. For a capacity of 4 people, we offer you - A living room with a built-in kitchen (refrigerator, induction hob, oven, microwave, dishwasher), a baby high chair, a lounge area with flat screen TV and 2 sofas, a dining area. - A bedroom in cherry wood with a 160 cm bed, a large wardrobe and the possibility to put a baby bed with a real mattress. - A modern bathroom (Italian shower, WC, double washbasin unit). - a cherry wood bedroom with a 140cm bed and a large wardrobe. - a second separate toilet.

Welcome to this small studio, a real cosy retreat that has been completely refurbished and is ideally located in Charleville-Mézières! Just a 5-minute walk from the majestic Place Ducale, the historic centre and all the shops, bars and restaurants, this cosy and bright flat offers all the comforts you need for a pleasant stay. The TGV station is also a 5-minute walk away, with regular connections to Reims and Épernay — perfect for extending your getaway on the Champagne route! Quiet and welcoming, the studio is located in a small, peaceful building close to a large free public car park (Petit Bois car park). You can also enjoy a sunny courtyard filled with flowers, ideal for smokers or simply for relaxing. It also provides a place to park your bicycles if you have come to enjoy this activity. Charleville-Mézières, the birthplace of Arthur Rimbaud, charms visitors with its heritage, festivals and friendly atmosphere. It is also an excellent starting point for outdoor activities: hiking or cycling in the forest and on the Ardennes greenway, canoeing on the Meuse, or discovering the region's rich historical past. Guest access: you have access to the entire accommodation as well as the building's courtyard. You can also park your bikes in the courtyard.

Simplify your life in this peaceful accommodation right in the centre of town on a quiet, non-trafficked street. Ideal during festival periods (book in advance). This flat has an open-plan kitchen and living room with a sofa bed. The bedroom has a double bed (140x190cm) with a shower and washbasin. There is a separate toilet. Board games, television, iron (on request), books Towels and kitchen towels provided - Wifi - Umbrella bed on request Free parking on site, 5 minutes' walk from the town centre Laundrette at the bottom of the building and all shops and train station.

Bright 2-bedroom flat located in the city centre. Ideal for taking advantage of festivities such as the Festival Mondial du Théâtre et des Marionnettes, the Cabaret Vert, the Nuit Blanche or simply staying in during the week for work or to see the family. This flat has an open-plan kitchen, living room and sofa bed. One double bedroom with a double bed (140x190cm), the other with a single bed. The bathroom has a bath and WC. Board games, television, iron, books - Towels and kitchen towels provided - Wifi - Umbrella bed on request. Umbrella bed on request. Free parking on site, 5 minutes' walk from the town centre Laundrette at the bottom of the building and all shops and train station.

Cosy flat just 5 minutes' walk from the city centre. Ideal for taking advantage of festivities such as the Festival Mondial du Théâtre et des Marionnettes, the Cabaret Vert, the Nuit Blanche or simply staying in during the week for work or to see the family. This flat has a kitchen opening onto a living room with a sofa bed. The bedroom has a double bed (140x190cm) and a washbasin. The bathroom has a shower and WC. Board games, television, iron, piano, guitar, books Towels and kitchen linen provided - Wifi - Umbrella bed on request. Umbrella bed on request. Free parking on site, 5 minutes' walk from the town centre Laundrette at the bottom of the building and all shops and train station.