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Located on the 4th floor without elevator, it comprises : - bedroom with double bed, - a fully-equipped, functional kitchen - a shower room, - and a living room with dining area and TV to relax in after a day's outing. The following facilities are available: Wifi, microwave, Nespresso coffee machine, fan, refrigerator, etc. Bed linen and towels are included in the cleaning fee. One of the apartment's assets is its location: - Sheltered from the hustle and bustle of Malouine life, - a 6-minute walk from the seafront, - with car-free access for exploring the surrounding area on foot. For your everyday needs, there's a "Carrefour City" supermarket just 2 minutes' walk from the accommodation. Nearby places of interest: - Intra-Muros, a 2-minute walk away, - Les Remparts de Saint-Malo, a 6-minute walk away, - Bon-Secours Beach, 7 minutes on foot, - Le Port de Saint-Malo - EDEIS, an 8-minute walk away, and many more. What's more, the various boats departing from Saint-Malo will enable you to discover destinations such as Dinard, Cézembre, the Pointe du Grouin, Cap Fréhel, the Chausey Islands, Jersey or Guernsey for an unforgettable day trip. We look forward to welcoming you :)

A corsair city turned towards the sea, Saint-Malo is today a renowned seaside resort. Surrounded by ramparts, the walled city of Saint-Malo was admirably rebuilt identically after its 80% destruction in August 1944. It is a superb ensemble that forms the Falkland city, with its ramparts, castle and beautiful buildings. Not to be missed, the promenade of the ramparts offers splendid views of the sea, the sandy beaches at the foot of the ramparts, the National Fort, the port and the buildings of the inner city. To learn about the history of Saint-Malo, direction the great keep of the castle which houses the museum of history of the city and the country Malouin. Visitors can also visit the Grand Aquarium of Saint-Malo, a space entirely dedicated to the marine world. Every four years, the Malouine city hosts the start of the Route du Rhum, a famous solo transatlantic sailing race that connects Saint-Malo to Pointe-à-Pitre in Guadeloupe.