As specialists in the rental of short and medium stays, we will be very happy to welcome you to your future cocoon for a leisure, tourist or professional stay. Before, during and after your stay, we are at your disposal to answer your questions and assist you. Your local contact can give you advice on visits and things to do in the area. See you soon !

Cocoonr offers you this splendid, spacious 140m2 flat in an exceptional area of Bordeaux: Les Chartrons. From the flat, you'll enjoy a beautiful, uninterrupted view over a tree-lined square and the quays of the Garonne. The light, magnificent original parquet flooring and high ceilings promise a rustic yet bourgeois feel! On the ground floor, you'll find the lounge with its large screen TV and the dining area where you can enjoy your meals in comfort. The separate, fully-equipped kitchen is located just off the living-dining area. For your nights, you'll find a spacious bedroom with a king-size bed (180x200), a large dressing room and toilet. Upstairs, 3 comfortable double bedrooms, all with king-size beds (180x200), await you. There are two bathrooms, one of which has an antique bath with Bordeaux charm. You'll be given a personal welcome by someone from the Cocoonr agency in Bordeaux, who will introduce you to the accommodation, answer your questions and hand over the keys. Sheets and towels of hotel quality (4/5 stars) are provided, and your bed will be made on your arrival. Tea towels and bath mats are also provided. Wifi internet access. LES + DE JOYAU * Un espace lumineux de +140m² avec des belles hauteurs sous plafond * Une vue et une localisation idéale. CE QUE VOUS DEVEZ SAVOIR SUR JOYAU : * En raison de l’architecture ancienne de l'appartement il ne dispose que d’une seule toilette et 2 chambres sont en enfilade

On the banks of the Garonne, the Chartrons district of Bordeaux is ideally situated between the prestigious Quinconces esplanade and the Jardin Public. Marked by its wine trade and then enriched by its maritime exchanges, its streets are home to the sumptuous residences of former merchants and wine warehouses. A village within the city, just like the suburb it once formed, this mecca for antique dealers and merchants encapsulates the history of Bordeaux. Today, the merchants are still in Les Chartrons (after a short break during the 20th century). They have been joined in the narrow streets by the antique dealers. Rue Notre Dame, which stretches for 700 metres, is home to around forty of them. An emblematic street in the district, it has seen art galleries and interior design shops flourish over the years. These small shops, which have given the area the "bobo" stamp of approval, do not contradict its history. A history that is still dear to the hearts of its residents. Many of them consider themselves Chartronnais long before they were Bordelais! Public transport : 50 metres away, tram line B (CAPC stop) 400 metres away, tram line C (Paul Doumerc stop) Train: Bordeaux station is 15 minutes away on tram line C Self-service bike hire: Vcub station 100m away euros1.60 for 24 hours.