Holiday Home/Apartment - 6 persons - - 68000 - Colmar

at gasti historic center 2br

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Address: 18 Grand Rue ? In the heart of the old town of Colmar, classified as a historic monument, the Chez Gasti apartment is a superb 63m² apartment renovated in spring 2020, with lots of charm, mixing old and modern. It is located on the 1st floor of a quiet building (no elevator). ? You will be close to shops, restaurants and bars as well as the various tourist and cultural centers of Colmar. ?This apartment is equipped with two spacious bedrooms with 2 single beds each, and storage. ?The bright living room is made up of a kitchen area, dining area as well as a living room area with a sofa bed for 2 people. ? The kitchen is equipped (fridge/freezer, oven, microwave, ceramic hob, hood, dishwasher, coffee maker, kettle, toaster, frying pans, pots, dishes and kitchen utensils). ? You will have access to a balcony. ? A bathroom with bathtub and washing machine as well? that a separate toilet completes the accommodation. ? You can optionally reserve a private parking space nearby. ? The Montagne Verte public car park is located 100m from the accommodation with a rate of around EURO 40 per 24 hours. ?All the accommodation will be yours. Always in the spirit of satisfying you as best as possible during your stay: ? the cleaning will be done, ? the beds will be made with clean sheets, the necessary items for the sofa bed will be provided, ? clean towels will be at your disposal as well as a bath mat and a tea towel per kitchen, ? free WIFI connection ? come with young children? A travel cot as well as high chairs are available in the accommodation (Remember to take bed linen for the cot or reserve the “baby bed linen” option after booking). ?Do you want to sleep in beds measuring 180 cm by 190 cm? Once the reservation has been made you can reserve a “double bed” option at EURO 30 per room, so that the 2 single beds become a double bed, with a double mattress and a double duvet. ? Your stay in a few figures: ? 500 m walk from the Unterlinden Museum, ?300m walk from Place des Dominicains, ? 300m walk from Little Venice, ? 500m from Parc du Champ-de-Mars, ? 15 minutes walk from Colmar station (a little less with the Cœur de Ville shuttle from the Bleylé car park) ? Colmar: A city to consume without moderation! For Georges Duhamel (who wrote it in 1931), Colmar was the “most beautiful city in the world”. It has also often been said that it was the most Alsatian of the cities of Alsace! Without going into overkill with superlatives, Colmar undoubtedly remains a completely exceptional city due to the richness and variety of its historical and architectural heritage. It is located near Germany and Switzerland, between the Vosges and the Rhine, Strasbourg and Mulhouse. The city offers visitors a striking overview of more than a thousand years of European history. Furthermore, Colmar retains, with its 67,000 inhabitants, an endearing side of a “country town” which gives it all its charm. Despite the vagaries of a turbulent history, the city has managed to preserve an exceptional homogeneity of its historic center which, classified as a “protected area”, has benefited from restoration and permanent enhancement. The vast pedestrian zone of the old town allows visitors to admire the countless riches of a heritage as rich as it is varied, ranging from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. Whether it is the Maison des Têtes (erected at the beginning of the 17th century) which owes its name to the 111 heads which adorn its facade, or the Maison Pfister, a beautiful bourgeois residence from the Renaissance period but of medieval design, each of its monuments is unique in his type. The religious art of Colmar is also very rich: the Dominican Church which houses the famous “Virgin of the Rose Bush” by the Alsatian painter and engraver Martin Schongauer, as well as the Saint Martin Collegiate Church are wonderful examples of pure and sober Gothic art, very simple. Strolling through the streets, the visitor, amazed, discovers the many beautiful signs, the shimmering colored roofs... Strolling along the Quai de la Poissonnerie, once the nerve center of fishing and fish sales, one can falls under the spell of this picturesque district, now called “Little Venice”. House rules: ?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 EURO 250 in additional cleaning costs. ? Animals are strictly prohibited. ?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 refrigerator, 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 “full cleaning” of the apartment for 30 euros before your arrival. 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 EURO 60 cleaning costs. ? You will be asked to sign a digital contract and your identity document via the Yaago platform after booking, as well as information for the police form, in accordance with current regulations. 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.