Hi, I'm Nico ! Well-equipped apartment, renovated in the historic center of La Ciotat, in a pedestrian street, close to all shops, but also the old port (and good restaurants), close to the sea. Floor 3/4 in a building of 1760. There is a bedroom alcove with a double bed, separated by a glass roof and a large opaque curtain. In the living room there is a sofa bed places.4 2 people max. TV ADSL / WIFI, Guitar, Bed linen and towels are provided, with 1st necessities products are provided. Air conditioner

Appartement classé 2 étoiles ** (UNPI) Numéro d'enregistrement AKKPC9 The accommodation is quiet The apartment is newly renovated. It is located in a strategic location, close to the old port, but also the seaside. The building dates from around 1760. There is a living room with a double sofa bed and an alcove bedroom with a double bed. Dishes, towels, bed linen are provided. A cleaning service is done before each rental. The accommodation is equipped, washing machine, fridge, small freezer (on the fridge), normal ovens, microwave, and reversible air-conditioning.

Lots of shops and nice restaurants nearby. The street is pedestrian, at the end of it, a 5 min walk, there is the old port, and by cutting through the small streets behind, there is the seaside at 150 meters, then beaches or Creeks a little further. The outdoor photos show what is around this studio. Know that the "building" in which you will sleep (or not) this evening dates from around 1760, an "old stone" that has passed through time and many historical events, until today. You must know that the "house" in which you will sleep tonight ,was built in 1760 (more or less, I was'nt born yet to testify...) It is an old lady that has transcended time and many historical events. The neighborhood and its narrow and picturesque streets are protected by the "bâtiments de France" and there are some buildings and buildings classified as historical monuments. For the "little story", remember that "Napoleon Bonaparte" slept just two steps from here !! At number 58 rue des Poilus (we are at number "40"). The area and its narrow and typical narrow streets are protected by the "Bâtiment de France" and there are some buildings and buildings classified as historical monuments.