Maison l'Amerique Welcome You to One of Their Rooms. Dogs Are Also Welcomed

This 1st floor bedroom with its own private bathroom is located next to and on the grounds of a large family house. The bedroom consists of a 160x200 cm double bed along with a single bed and a baby cot located in the small alcove of the bedroom. This large bedroom can accommodate three people and also has its own is a private bathroom with toilet and shower as well as a sitting area. Guests have their own independent entrance, a bicycle shelter & free parking in the enclosed garden area. Guests also have the use of a fully equipped Shared kitchen (kitchen is shared with the guests of the 2nd floor bedroom) with all the necessary for cooking, a Nespresso coffee machine, a microwave oven, Fridge, dishwasher, stove top and utensils. There is an indoor and outdoor dining table where guests can dine depending on the climate. This property also has large grounds and a pond which is excellent for leisurely strolls. Guests will be provided clean linen and bedding and owner welcomes you upon your arrival and departure. The property is located in St Jean le Blanc which is less than 10 mins by car to Orleans City Centre. Orleans City Centre has direct access to all major commercial brands, to all points of tourist interest, shops, restaurants, cocktail bars, Pubs, Ice Cream Shops, Bakeries, Pathé Cinema amongst the maze of many cobblestone streets. Underground parking available via the rear of the Cathedral. We welcome pets so please let us know when booking. Orléans – a former royal city and regional capital – is a comfortably sized town with all the ingredients of a major city, to charm and surprise you. Just follow your guide... First of all, because Orléans has, over recent years, engaged in major conservation projects aimed at once more revealing all its former splendour. And what splendour!... Not only have these projects unveiled old half-timbering that had disappeared under roughcast façades, but they have also been revamped to don their original colours. The old town, for a long time rather gloomy, has