🗺️ Address: 9 rue le Nôtre


🌍 The Lenôtre flat is a pretty 3-room apartment in the heart of the European Quarter, a few steps from the European Parliament


🏠 This flat is located in the Orangerie district, famous for its park and its proximity to the European Institutions. This flat is sure to please you with its proportions, location, sober & well-crafted decoration and equipment. Practical and cosy, the flat is ideal for a pleasant stay in Strasbourg on your own, as a couple, with friends, for the weekend, on holiday or for work.


You will find
🛋️ a living room with a television and dining area,

🍽️ a fully-equipped kitchenette (ceramic hob, fridge, Nespresso coffee machine, kettle, microwave),

🛏️ 🚿a bedroom with a double bed and storage, with its bathroom with shower, washing machine and tumble dryer, open to the bedroom,

🛏️ 🚿 a second bedroom with a double bed and storage, and its bathroom with shower, open to the bedroom

🚽 a separate toilet


🏡All the accommodation will be yours. Always in the spirit of satisfying you as much as possible during your stay
🧹 the housework will be done,

🛏️ the bed will be made with clean sheets

🧼 clean towels will be at your disposal as well as a bathmat and a tea towel per kitchen,

📶 free WIFI connection


🅿️ accommodation is in a free parking zone


🍼 coming with small children? You can reserve one or more umbrella cots, high chairs or cot linen as an option, from €30.


🙏 This accommodation is compatible with religious practices on Shabbat.


👣 Your stay in a few figures
⛪ 30 minutes' walk from the Cathedral,

🌉 45 minutes' walk from Petite France,

🌳 700m (10 minutes' walk) from Parc de L'orangerie,

🚌 650m from Dordogne bus station with line 2, which links to Strasbourg's central station

🚃 1,7km from the République or Université tram station with line C, which runs to Strasbourg's central station


🌃 Located to the north-east of the city's historic centre, the Orangerie takes its name from the famous park where families, sports enthusiasts and the curious meet up every day... It's a real place to live and meet, a stone's throw from embassies, European institutions and luxury residences. It took less than a century for the park to expand and become what it is today. In 1895, as part of the Universal Exhibition and to cement its prestige, Germany undertook to enlarge Strasbourg with the "Neustadt". As part of this undertaking, the German Empire decided to create a huge area of greenery. Around the Josephine pavilion, an artificial lake and a waterfall were created, much to the delight of the inhabitants. The Parc de l'Orangerie was born. Such was its importance that it eventually gave its name to Strasbourg's most famous district. The Orangerie district also includes the Quartier des Quinze, which owes its name to the Council of the same name that governed the city from 1433 to the Revolution. Today, only three orange trees remain in the park. The Josephine pavilion still exists. It is regularly privatised and used for a variety of cultural events. At twenty-six hectares, the Parc de l'Orangerie is the largest green space in the Alsatian capital. The University botanical garden is home to no fewer than 5,000 species of plants spread over more than three hectares.

A few steps from the park are the major European buildings: the Council of Europe, the European Parliament and the European Court of Human Rights.

The district is also famous for its many bourgeois villas inspired by the German Renaissance. It is also home to many international embassies. The reputation of the Orangerie district has been forged by the beauty of its buildings and the peaceful atmosphere of its streets.



House rules
🚭This accommodation is non-smoking. The use of cigarettes, e-cigarettes, chichas and any other smoking devices is prohibited.

🚭Smoking or using a smoking device will incur a penalty of €250 extra cleaning charge.

🚫Pets are not allowed in this accommodation.


🧹 Bed linen, towels and standard final cleaning at the end of your stay are included in the price. This includes a change of bed linen and a general cleaning of the flat and sanitary facilities.


🧹 However, you are responsible for cleaning and tidying up the dishes, taking out the bins, emptying the fridge/freezer, dishwasher, oven and microwave, as well as tidying up inside the flat. If you do not wish to do this, you can order a supplement called "complete cleaning" of the flat for 60 euros before your arrival. If you do not book this option in advance, and do not comply with these instructions, you will be charged a €120 cleaning fee.


📝 After booking, you will be asked to sign a digital contract and provide proof of identity via the Yaago platform, as well as information for the police form, in accordance with current regulations. If the identity of the persons present during your stay does not match that of the booking, we reserve the right to refuse you access to the accommodation.


☎️ Before, during and after your stay, our secretariat can be contacted by telephone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This contact number will be given to you once your booking has been confirmed.