Studio apartment with terrace
in the heart of Montpellier!

Accommodation

Relax in this 25 m² jewel nestled in the heart of the écusson, the city’s historic district, and immerse yourself in the ultimate Montpellier experience.

Just 2 steps from the famous Place de la Canourgue, you’re close to all the shops, cafés and restaurants.

Perched on the 4th floor (no lift) of an intimate building with 4 apartments, this open-space studio apartment and its terrace exude a warm, luxurious atmosphere, guaranteeing an unforgettable, unique and tranquil stay.

Private terrace

Enjoy the mild Mediterranean climate from your terrace, a privileged spot to admire Montpellier’s emblematic rooftops and the spires of Saint-Pierre Cathedral: a breathtaking view.

Sunny veranda

With its 8 m², the veranda is the ideal place to enjoy a morning coffee in the sun with a breathtaking view: the Pic Saint loup in the distance !

Comfortable sleeping area

For sleeping arrangements, you’ll be able to sleep in a real (retractable) bed with a 140 x 200 mattress (new bedding) offering unrivalled comfort for a good night’s sleep.

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Equipment and comfort

Kitchen
A fully-equipped kitchen awaits you, with all the necessary utensils. (Nespresso coffee machine).

Amenities
Benefit from all amenities including air conditioning, washing machine, dishwasher and high-speed internet connection.

Services included
Rates include linen, utilities and assistance during your stay.

An exceptional location

The apartment is located in the Écusson district, the city’s historic center, close to the Place de la Canourgue: a charming, authentic, green, shady square, considered one of Montpellier’s most beautiful squares.

It’s all within walking distance of the apartment !

A visit to the Écusson, Montpellier’s historic center, with its medieval streets and emblematic Place de la Comédie, is a must. Then head for Place de la Canourgue, overlooking St. Peter’s Cathedral and its monumental porch (opposite the apartment), Montpellier’s favorite square. Continue along rue Foch, for its view of the Arc de Triomphe, then on to Place Royale du Peyrou and the Saint-Clément aqueduct, with a breathtaking view of the Arceaux district. Before setting off again, take a break at Montpellier’s Jardin des Plantes, the oldest in France, once reserved for botanists from the Faculty of Medicine. And a word of advice: keep your eyes peeled and discover, through a half-open door, one of the marvellous courtyards of Montpellier’s finest private mansions.