## The space Welcome to this comfortable flat, ideally located, with a basement parking space and an outdoor area. Discover a functional space, designed for your absolute comfort. This 50m² flat has a bright living room opening onto an 8m² balcony, a fitted and equipped kitchen, a bedroom, a bathroom and a separate toilet. In the living room, make the most of the ambient light and enjoy the sofa while watching television. The kitchen is both fitted and equipped, with hob, fridge, coffee maker, oven, microwave, dishwasher and cooking utensils. The bedroom has a double bed (140x190) for a peaceful night's sleep. The bathroom is functional and equipped with a washing machine. ## Guest access Les voyageurs ont accès à l'intégralité du logement. ## Guest interaction Nous nous adaptons aux préférences des voyageurs. ## Other things to note Please note that the building has a lift. Arrivals are physical via Maître des Clefs and take place from 16:00. Departures must be no later than 11:00 am. The accommodation is managed by the ArchiDuchesse concierge service, available 7 days a week (from 10am to 9pm). In the flat, all our guests receive household linen, basic necessities for the first day (shampoo, shower gel, hand gel, toilet paper, etc.) as well as a large towel per person, together with tea towels and a bath mat per bathroom. A welcome kit with kitchen bin bag, bathroom bin bag, sponge and dishwasher liquid is provided free of charge on arrival for the duration of your stay. We are committed to providing a pleasant experience, however, please note that we are not a hotel service. Any mid-stay cleaning, linen/towel freshening, replenishment of essentials or deliveries can be arranged on request at an additional cost. When you confirm your stay, you will receive the ArchiDuchesse tourist booklet, our vouchers with promotional codes for our partners of choice and the arrival instructions for your accommodation. The Cour de l'Archiduc...

## The neighborhood The area around Grenier à Sel Street in Mantes-la-Jolie is one of the town's historic districts, located in its old centre. This area is particularly rich in architectural heritage and bears witness to the town's history, particularly through its cobbled streets, old buildings and picturesque atmosphere. 1. History and heritage Grenier à Sel Street owes its name to the salt warehouses that once stood here, as salt was an important commodity for preserving food. Salt granaries were places where salt was stored and distributed. This district retains its medieval charm, with its old buildings, narrow streets and stone houses reminiscent of the days when Mantes-la-Jolie was a major trading centre, particularly for river transport on the Seine. 2. Nearby monuments and sites of interest Collégiale Notre-Dame: Just a few minutes' walk from the Grenier à Sel Street is the Collégiale Notre-Dame, a masterpiece of 12th-century Gothic architecture often compared to Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris. Hôtel-Dieu: This historic building once housed a hospital and is now a museum showcasing the town's history and works of sacred art. Old Mantes bridge: Although no longer entirely intact, this historic bridge is emblematic of Mantes and offers a beautiful view over the Seine. 3. Neighbourhood life and atmosphere This district is appreciated for its quiet, authentic atmosphere, with a predominance of small pedestrianised streets and traditional architecture. The presence of small shops, restaurants, cafés and local artisans contributes to a friendly and lively neighbourhood life. There are shops selling local produce, artisan bakeries and small art galleries. The nearby Mantes-la-Jolie market is also a popular meeting place, offering fresh produce, particularly from local producers. 4. Access and transport Grenier à Sel Street and the surrounding area are well served by public transport, with bus routes linking the town centre to other parts of ...