"Le 37.2" One-Bedroom Apartment in a Quiet Downtown Location—Pets Allowed

Furnished studio apartment - access to a small garden - historic centre of Alençon Settle into 37.2, a charming ground-floor apartment tucked away in a listed building, within easy reach of all shops and the birthplace of Saint Thérèse of Alençon, less than 700 metres from the train station. Designed to welcome tourists, families, couples, and business travellers, this apartment offers a perfect balance of peace, comfort, and authenticity, with access to a small garden with a table and barbecue. You enter through the building's main entrance and access the apartment via the shared courtyard. The entrance door is on the left in the lobby. You can also use the glass door onto the courtyard. You can enjoy the small garden with a table, chairs, and a barbecue. At 37.2, you will find: A comfortable double bed, a single bed on a mezzanine, a travel cot in case you are coming with a baby, and a folding extra bed (on request). All with appropriate bedding. You will also find a table with an extension, a TV, Wi-Fi access, a fully equipped kitchen (refrigerator, gas stove with oven, microwave, coffee maker, dishes) and a bathroom with toilet and washing machine. Bonus: The accommodation is professionally disinfected between each booking by a certified biocide disinfectant. Ideally located in the south of the Normandy region, between Paris and Rennes, the city of Alençon is very easily accessible, wherever you are coming from! The prefecture of Orne, former City of the Dukes of Alençon and classified as a "Remarkable Heritage Site", has more than one treasure to reveal to you: an exceptional architectural heritage. and varied, with a unique expertise (Alençon Point lace); it is even nicknamed "The City of Three Laces": thread lace, stone lace, and iron lace (for the pretty wrought-iron railings that adorn the private mansions in its city centre). The city, birthplace of Saint Thérèse, the most famous saint in the world, also belongs to the association of sanctuary cities in France. Don't miss the house of her parents, Louis and Zélie Martin, where she lived her early years. Alençon is also a "nature city" where it's pleasant to stroll. Don't hesitate to take a break on the banks of the Sarthe River, at La Fuie des Vignes, in the arboretum, or in the many parks the city has to offer. Treat yourself to a stopover in Alençon; you won't regret it! (source: Alençon Tourism) For food lovers, you'll find plenty of restaurants offering delicious cuisine just steps from the accommodation. You can also enjoy numerous walks and activities near Alençon.