Apartment 1 bedroom Gérardmer

Magnificent 23 square meter studio located in Gérardmer.
ArrayWith an area of 23 square meters, it has plenty of storage space and can accommodate up to 4 people.
You will love its location, close to all amenities.
Looking forward to welcoming you :)
Located on the 1st floor without elevator, this fully equipped studio offers you an ideal base for exploring Gérardmer and its surroundings.
It includes:
- A sleeping area with a bunk bed and a baby bed,
- A functional and fully equipped kitchen,
- A bathroom,
- A living room area with a convertible sofa,
- And a nice balcony.
It is possible to store your bikes in the basement.
During your stay, you will have at your disposal: Wi-Fi, television, fondue set, crepe maker, sandwich maker, microwave, iron, refrigerator, barbecue, fireplace, parking, etc.
Sheets and towels are provided at an additional cost.
Pets are allowed.
The studio is ideally located:
- In the heart of old Gérardmer.
- Close to shops, restaurants and entertainment.
- 100 meters from the lively city center.
- 200 meters from a shuttle to explore the surrounding area.
- A 5-minute walk from the "Match" supermarket for your daily shopping needs.
Take advantage of the many activities and tourist sites nearby such as:
- The Lake and Park of Gérardmer (14 minutes on foot),
- The Tourist Office (10 minutes on foot),
- The JOA casino (15 minutes on foot),
- The Public Beach (20 minutes walk), and much more.
Welcome!
A commune in the Grand-Est region of France, Gérardmer is located in the Vosges department of Lorraine. Nicknamed the Pearl of the Vosges by Victor Hugo's brother, Abel, it is located not far from Saint-Dié-des-Vosges, in the Ballons des Vosges Regional Natural Park. Also a winter sports resort, the commune is known for its landscapes and cultural activities.
Gérardmer, according to historians, was founded in 1285 and has had a long history shared with the Duchy of Lorraine and the abbey of the canonesses of Remiremont. Established as a parish in the mid-16th century, the commune grew significantly in the 18th century with the arrival of the railway, and then with the arrival of Alsatian textile manufacturers, following the annexation of Alsace-Lorraine by Germany.
Although the city suffered greatly from the destruction of World War II, it continues to be appreciated by tourists for its charm and sports facilities. It still boasts an interesting architectural heritage and exceptional landscapes.
- Gérardmer bus station: 4 minutes on foot.
- Remiremont train station: 29 minutes by car.
- Ramonchamp ULM Aerodrome: 38 minutes by car.