Sweet Melody - Beau Duplex - Quartier Saint Pierre

Cocoonr is pleased to offer this very pleasant, fully air-conditioned duplex flat for rent, ideally situated in the very heart of Bordeaux, just a stone’s throw from the Saint-Pierre district, the quays and Rue Sainte-Catherine.
Situated on the 3rd floor of a stone-built building, which has been completely renovated with taste and care, Le Sweet Melody is perfect for exploring our city, whether for business or leisure.

‘Le Sweet Melody’ comprises a very pleasant living area with a lounge and dining area, a fully equipped kitchen opening onto the lounge, and a bathroom with a toilet. Upstairs, there is a lovely bedroom and a bathroom with a toilet.

Located on the 3rd floor, the accommodation is laid out as follows:
The living area
- A lovely living room with superb high ceilings, featuring a cosy seating area, a very comfortable sofa bed and a coffee table, a flat-screen TV and a high table for your meals.
- A fully equipped kitchen opening onto the living room: fridge, dishwasher, oven, induction hob, microwave, toaster, kettle, coffee maker…

The sleeping area upstairs
- A lovely, spacious attic bedroom with a queen-size bed (160x200) plus a single sofa bed.
- A bathroom with a bath, washbasin and hairdryer

For even greater comfort, the owners provide the following additional items: high-quality bed linen, towels and tea towels, as well as a few coffee capsules, tea bags, sugar, salt, pepper and olive oil.

The Sweet Melody is ideally situated in Old Bordeaux, right in the heart of all the city’s tourist attractions and points of interest.

A bit of history:
Place Sainte-Colombe: formerly a market square in the 12th century, it was renovated in 2008. Benches were installed, trees planted, and today both local residents and tourists enjoy this square as a lovely spot to take a break.

The Saint-Pierre neighbourhood is considered the cradle of Bordeaux. It is only natural that this former Gallo-Roman port, which would later become a medieval town, took its name from the patron saint of fishermen. In the 12th century, the harbour was filled in. The ramparts of the walled city were demolished in the 18th century, with the development of the Place de la Bourse. What remains is the 35-metre-high Cailhau defensive gate and a network of pedestrianised or semi-pedestrianised alleyways whose names evoke the neighbourhood’s commercial and artisanal heritage: Rue des Argentiers, Rue des Bahutiers and Rue du Chai des Farines. In the 16th century, the neighbourhood also began to be populated by middle-class families around the Church of Saint-Rémi.

Public transport:
- Tram A (’Place du Palais’ stop) 100 metres from the flat
- Trams A, C and D (’Porte de Bourgogne’ stop) 400 metres from the flat

Car:
- A car park is located beneath Place Camille-Julian, 500 metres away.

Bike-share scheme:
- Vcub station 100 metres away, €1.60 for 24 hours.

On arrival, you will be welcomed by the team at Cocoonr, the agency specialising in ‘ready-to-move-in’ rentals, who will be on hand throughout your stay to ensure you get the most out of it.

Please do not hesitate to contact us for further information.

Other notes:
- Free Wi-Fi available
- Pets are not permitted in the accommodation
- Self-check-in is available: you can collect the keys from a key box provided on site, or choose to be met by a member of our team.