L'Ô en Couleur - Au coeur de Bordeaux

Cocoonr invites you to enjoy an exceptional stay in this charming duplex flat. Ideally situated in the heart of Bordeaux, in the Saint-Pierre district, it is right next to the Quays and Rue Sainte-Catherine. On the 4th floor of a stone-built building (accessible by lift), L’Ô en couleur is an apartment decorated with care and attention to detail. Perfect for exploring the city, a business trip or a holiday, it combines modern comfort with old-world charm for an exceptional stay in Bordeaux.

This accommodation is offered exclusively under a ‘mobilité’ tenancy agreement – a furnished tenancy contract lasting between 1 and 10 months – reserved for people in a situation of temporary mobility (studies, training, work placement, professional assignment or transfer, etc.). Signing the tenancy agreement is mandatory in order to gain access to the accommodation.
Once you have made your booking, you will be asked to provide the following documents to complete your application and draw up the tenancy agreement: proof of identity for the occupants, contact details, proof of address where applicable, proof of home insurance, proof of your employment status or reason for mobility, as well as the required proof of income (e.g. payslips or financial statements for the self-employed).
Please ensure, before making any booking, that you are eligible for the mobility tenancy agreement and able to provide these documents. If the tenancy agreement is not signed and the required supporting documents are not provided, access to the accommodation cannot be granted.

L’Ô en Couleur is laid out as follows:
- A living room with a sofa, television and dining table for 4 people
- A fully equipped kitchen opening onto the living room: fridge, hob, microwave, toaster, kettle, coffee maker…
- A cupboard
- Separate toilet

Upstairs:
- A lovely mezzanine bedroom with a double bed (sloping ceiling)
- A bathroom with a shower

L’Ô en couleur is ideally situated in Old Bordeaux, at the heart of all the city’s tourist attractions and points of interest, shops, restaurants and bars……

A bit of history:
The Saint-Pierre district is considered the cradle of Bordeaux. It is only natural that this former Gallo-Roman port, which would later become a medieval town, took its name from the patron saint of fishermen. In the 12th century, the harbour was filled in. The ramparts of the walled city were demolished in the 18th century, with the development of the Place de la Bourse. All that remains is the 35-metre-high Cailhau defensive gate and a network of pedestrianised or semi-pedestrianised streets, whose names reflect the neighbourhood’s commercial and artisanal heritage: Rue des Argentiers, Rue des Bahutiers and Rue du Chai des Farines. In the 16th century, the neighbourhood also began to be populated by middle-class families around the Church of Saint-Rémi.

Transport:
If you are coming by car, there is a car park (public and pay-and-display) located beneath the Place de la Bourse, 200 metres away.

Public transport:
- Tram A (’Place du Palais’ stop) 100 metres from the flat
- Trams A, C and D (’Porte de Bourgogne’ stop) 100 metres from the flat

Other notes:
- High-quality bed linen, towels and tea towels, as well as a few coffee capsules, tea bags, sugar, salt, pepper and olive oil, are provided, and your bed will be made on arrival.
- Free Wi-Fi is available!

On arrival, you’ll be welcomed by the team at Cocoonr, the agency specialising in ‘ready-to-move-in’ rentals, who will be on hand throughout your stay to ensure you make the most of it.