## The space ATTENTION: For same-day bookings, arrivals can only take place from 6 PM. Cozy and quiet apartment with a charming old decorative fireplace and wooden floors, located in the slopes of Croix Rousse, very close to the Jardin des Plantes, the Fresques Des Lyonnais, Place des Terreaux, and the Musée des Beaux Arts; as well as the lively and family-friendly Croix Rousse neighborhood overlooking the city. Small shops within walking distance. It includes the following amenities: Living area with a lounge space, sofa (replaced on 25/01/2024) Open kitchenette with a bar and high stools. The following amenities are available: fridge/freezer, oven, 2-burner electric stove, storage cabinets, Nespresso coffee machine, toaster, kettle, dishes, and kitchen utensils. Mezzanine bedroom with a double bed (140 cm X 190 cm). Please note, the guardrail is not high. Please note, the ceiling height is 1.10m. Shower room with basin and storage cabinet, Sanibroyeur toilet, hairdryer, towel dryer. ATTENTION: open to the apartment. Iron Vacuum cleaner, mop, bucket, and some cleaning products. LINEN AND BASIC SUPPLIES Upon arrival, you will find linen and basic supplies in the apartment. Regarding the linen: The bed will be made according to the number of people indicated in the reservation. 1 bath towel per person per stay (if you would like more, please bring them yourself). 1 dish towel, 1 bathroom mat. Regarding the basic supplies: 3 rolls of toilet paper 1 shower gel 1 dishwashing liquid & 1 sponge Coffee capsules & tea bags provided for your arrival Some cleaning products ATTENTION: No oil, salt, pepper, or paper towels. No laundry detergent. ## Guest access The entire apartment. ## Guest interaction David and his team take care of my property. ## Other things to note Please note that we do our best to ensure the safety of our guests according to the Airbnb cleaning protocol, disinfecting frequently touched surfaces (light switches, door handles, furnitu...

## The neighborhood Rich in historical and architectural heritage, the 1st arrondissement of Lyon is home to the city's administration with the Mayor in the City Hall (see the Terreaux district) as well as culture with the Lyon Opera. The recent history of this Opera includes the creation, ex nihilo, of the Opera Orchestra in 1983, which quickly brought together young instrumentalists and experienced section leaders to alternate between repertoire and creation, lyrical and symphonic. The prestigious names of John Eliot Gardiner, its first music director, Kent Nagano, Louis Langrée, and Iván Fischer have marked the life of this ensemble. Place des Terreaux is the main center of the district, with the town hall, a building by Simon Maupin from the mid-17th century. It is a large rectangular building with four pavilions and a central courtyard, which had its architecture modified by Jules Hardoin-Mansart, the architect of Versailles. The history of this square is marked by various interesting monuments, such as the Palais Saint-Pierre, which replaced the 6th-century Saint-Pierre Abbey before becoming the Museum of Fine Arts in 1862. The Bartholdi Fountain, designed by the creator of the Statue of Liberty, with the "Char de la Liberté," adds further attraction to the square. Lyon's life is also marked by major commercial streets such as Rue Edouard Herriot and Rue de la République, which continue south into the 2nd arrondissement. The Croix Rousse hill dominates the district and adds an interesting historical dimension. The slopes of Croix-Rousse are part of the UNESCO World Heritage site since 1999. It is also the hill that has long housed the workshops of the canuts and witnessed the struggles of these silk workers, which have shaped the history of labor and union life in Lyon. It is also known as "the hill that works." Some great restaurant, bar, and café addresses: Sabaï Sabaï 4 rue des Petits Feuillants, Lyon 1 Metro Hôtel de Ville Open Monday to Saturday...