Charming studio in the heart of Gérardmer

This charming, cosy studio is perfect for a tourist stay or vacation in Gérardmer.
Measuring 23 square meters, it has plenty of storage space and can accommodate up to 4 people.
You'll love its location, close to all amenities.

We look forward to welcoming you :)

## Logement
Located on the 1st floor (no elevator), this fully-equipped studio is the ideal base for exploring Gérardmer and the surrounding area.

It includes :
- A sleeping area with a bunk bed and a crib,
- A functional, fully-equipped kitchen,
- A bathroom,
- A lounge area with a sofa bed,
- And a lovely balcony.

Bicycles can be stored in the basement.

During your stay, you'll have at your disposal: wifi, television, fondue set, pancake maker, sandwich maker, microwave, iron, fridge, barbecue, fireplace, parking, etc.
Bed linen and towels are provided at extra cost.

The studio is ideally located:
- In the heart of old Gérardmer.
- Close to shops, restaurants and entertainment.
- 100 meters from the lively town center.
- 200 meters from a shuttle bus to explore the surrounding area.
- A 5-minute walk from the "Match" supermarket for your everyday needs.

Take advantage of the many activities and sights nearby, including :
- Gérardmer Lake and Park (14-minute walk),
- Tourist Office (10-minute walk),
- JOA casino (15 minutes on foot),
- La Plage Publique (20-minute walk), and much more.

We look forward to welcoming you!

## Emplacement
Gérardmer is a commune in the Grand-Est region of France, in the Vosges department of Lorraine. Nicknamed the Pearl of the Vosges by Victor Hugo's brother Abel, it lies not far from Saint-Dié-des-Vosges, in the Ballons des Vosges Regional Nature Park. Also a winter sports resort, the town is known for its landscapes and cultural activities.
Gérardmer, according to historians, was founded in 1285, and has a long shared history with the Duchy of Lorraine and the Canons of Remiremont abbey. Established as a parish in the mid-sixteenth century, the town grew strongly in the eighteenth century with the arrival of the railroads, and then with the arrival of textile manufacturers from Alsace, following the annexation of Alsace-Lorraine by Germany.
Although the town suffered much destruction during the Second World War, it continues to be appreciated by tourists for its charm and sports facilities. It still boasts an interesting architectural heritage, as well as exceptional landscapes.

## Transports
- Gérardmer bus station: 9 minutes' walk.
- Remiremont train station: 29 minutes by car.
- Ramonchamp ultralight aerodrome: 38 minutes by car.