Address: 9 rue le Nôtre
The Lenôtre apartment is a pretty 3-room apartment in the heart of the European Quarter, a few steps from the European Parliament
This apartment is located in the Orangerie district, famous for its park and its proximity to the European Institutions. This accommodation will please you with its proportions, its location, its sober elaborate decoration and its equipment. Practical and cozy, the apartment is ideal for a good stay in Strasbourg alone, as a couple, with friends, for the weekend, on vacation or for work.
You will find
a living room with a television and a dining area,
an equipped kitchenette (ceramic hob, refrigerator, Nespresso coffee maker, kettle, microwave),
a bedroom with a double bed and storage, with its bathroom with shower, washing machine and dryer, open to the bedroom,
a second bedroom with a double bed and storage, and its bathroom with shower, open to the bedroom
a separate toilet
The entire accommodation will be yours. Always in the spirit of satisfying you as best as possible during your stay:
cleaning will be done,
the bed will be made with clean sheets
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 a free parking zone
coming with young children? You can optionally reserve, from €30, one or more travel cots, high chairs or even linen for the baby cot.
This accommodation is compatible with Shabbat religious practices.
Your stay in a few figures:
30 minutes walk from the Cathedral,
45 minutes walk from Petite France,
700m (10 minutes walk) from Parc de L’orangerie,
650m from Dordogne bus station with line 2 which connects Strasbourg central station
1.7km from République or Université tram station with line C which connects Strasbourg central station
Located to the north-east of the historic center of the city, the Orangerie takes its name from the famous park where families, sportsmen, curious people meet daily... A real place of life and meeting a stone's throw from embassies, European institutions and luxurious residences. It would take less than a century for the park to expand and become what it is today. In 1895, as part of the Universal Exhibition and to seal its prestige, Germany undertook the expansion of Strasbourg with the “Neustadt”. In this undertaking, the Germanic Empire then decided to create an immense green space. Thus, around the Joséphine pavilion, an artificial lake and a waterfall were created to the delight of the residents. The Orangerie Park was born. Its importance is such that it ends up giving its name to the most famous district of Strasbourg. The Orangerie district also includes that of the fifteen which owes its name to the Council of the same name which administered the city from 1433 to the Revolution. Today, there are only three orange trees left in the park. The Joséphine pavilion, for its part, still exists. It is regularly privatized and used for various cultural events. The Orangerie Park constitutes the largest area of green space in the Alsatian capital with its twenty-six hectares. Within it, the University's botanical garden takes care of no less than 5,000 species of plants spread over more than three hectares.
A few steps from the park are the important European buildings: the Council of Europe, the European Parliament and the European Court of Human Rights.
The district is also famous for its numerous bourgeois villas inspired by the Germanic renaissance. In addition, this is the area where many international embassies are grouped. Thus, the reputation of the Orangerie district has been forged thanks to the beauty of the buildings and the peaceful atmosphere of its streets.
House Rule:
This accommodation is non-smoking. The use of cigarettes, e-cigarettes, hookahs and any other smoking device is prohibited.
Smoking or using a smoking device will result in a penalty of €250 in additional cleaning costs.
Animals are not allowed in this accommodation.
Bed and bathroom linen as well as standard final cleaning at the end of your stay are included in the price. This includes changing bed linen, general cleaning of the apartment and bathrooms.
However, it is your responsibility to clean and put away the dishes, take out the trash, empty the fridge/freezer, dishwasher, oven, microwave as well as tidy up inside the apartment. If you do not want to take care of this, you can order a supplement called “complete cleaning” of the apartment before your arrival for 60 euros. In the absence of prior reservation for this option, and in the event of non-compliance with these instructions, you will be charged penalties of €120 cleaning costs.
A signature of a digital contract as well as your identity document, via the Yaago platform, will be requested after booking, as well as information for the police form, in accordance with the regulations in force. If the identity of the people present during the stay does not match that of the reservation, we reserve the right to refuse you access to the accommodation.
Before, during and after your stay, our secretariat can be reached by telephone 24/7. This contact number will be communicated to you once your reservation has been validated.
