## Space
On the top floor of the building, this studio comprises a kitchen area opening onto the living room, a bathroom with WC.
In the fully-equipped kitchen you'll find a hob, kettle and fridge.
The living room has a dining table and a sofa bed for a good night's sleep!
There's also a bathroom with a bath, washbasin, mirror, washing machine and WC.
Please note: the accommodation does not have WIFI and not television
Bed linen and towels are provided for your comfort.
No private parking is available with the accommodation. However, you will be able to park your vehicle in the streets around the accommodation according to the rates in force in the town. The accommodation is managed by the ArchiDuchesse concierge service, which is available 7 days a week from 10am to 12.30pm and from 2pm to 9pm. We thank you for taking care of the accommodation, respecting the premises and the neighbours. A bank imprint will be requested via a secure link in order to finalise your reservation and obtain the access codes to the accommodation.
## Access
Travellers have full access to the accommodation.
## Interaction
We adapt to travellers.
## Neighborhood
Rouen's Gare district is a lively, emblematic area located around the Gare de Rouen-Rive-Droite, which links the city to major destinations such as Paris, Le Havre and Caen. It's a district at the crossroads of history, commerce and everyday life, with a lively atmosphere thanks to the travellers, businesses and residents who call it home. Here is an overview of the district's key features:
1. Architecture and heritage
The station itself is a remarkable 19th-century building, with neo-classical architecture and a large concourse that has retained its original character. Built between 1913 and 1928, the building is representative of the style of the period, with beautiful glass windows and a majestic façade. Around the station, there are a number of historic buildings, including half-timbered houses, Haussmann-style buildings and fine Art Deco edifices. Some of the buildings, although old, have been renovated to give the area a new lease of life.
2. A cosmopolitan shopping atmosphere
The station area is also known for its cosmopolitan feel, welcoming thousands of travellers every day. There is a wide variety of restaurants, cafés, bars and small shops. Local shops and more modern stores coexist, offering a wide range of options to residents and visitors alike. Rue Jeanne-d'Arc, which links the station directly to the historic centre, is one of the main shopping streets.
3. Proximity to cultural institutions and venues
The district is home to a number of major institutions, including schools and colleges, as well as the University of Rouen, which attracts a large student population.
Cultural venues such as the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rouen, one of the richest in France outside Paris, are just a few minutes' walk away. The Théâtre des Arts and other cultural venues also add to the vibrancy of this district.
4. Green spaces and accessibility
Although the district is dense and urban, a number of green spaces dot the surrounding area, providing a place to relax in the heart of the city.
Rouen-Rive-Droite station is a central transport hub, with bus routes, the TEOR (exclusive right-of-way public transport system) and numerous mobility options for quick access to other parts of the city and the historic centre.
In short, Rouen's Gare district is a nerve centre for the city, combining heritage, modernity and dynamism, with an atmosphere that is often lively thanks to the constant flow of travellers and the mix of residents and visitors. It is a constantly evolving area, at the heart of Rouen's activity.
## Transit
At Rouen Rive Droite station, several means of transport are available to help you get around the city and the region. Here is an overview of the main options:
1. Bus
Rouen station is served by several bus routes run by Astuce, the transport network of the Rouen Normandy metropolitan area.
The main routes include F1, F2, F3, as well as other local bus routes that connect various districts of Rouen and the surrounding area.
2. Metrobus
Rouen has a light metro (called the Métrobus) which runs close to the station.
The Gare-Rue Verte metro station is just a few minutes' walk from the SNCF station and provides quick access to the city centre and other districts.
3. TEOR
TEOR is an exclusive right-of-way public transport system that resembles a tramway on tyres. It is a fast alternative for getting around the city.
Several TEOR lines (such as T1, T2 and T3) serve Rouen station, providing easy access to various points of interest in the city centre and outlying areas.
4. Taxis
A taxi rank is located just outside the station. Taxis are generally available around the clock for journeys to more specific destinations.
5. Self-service bikes and bike parks
Rouen offers a self-service bicycle hire scheme called Cy'clic. There is a station near the station where you can hire a bike for a journey around the city.
There are also bike parks near the station for travellers who prefer to bring their own bike.
6. Car sharing and car pooling
Car-sharing and self-service car-sharing services such as Citiz are also available in Rouen, with stations close to the station.
7. Car hire
Car rental agencies (such as Europcar, Hertz, etc.) are also available near the station for those who prefer to rent a vehicle for an extended period.
8. Shuttles to the airport
Although Rouen does not have a major airport, there are shuttle bus services to Paris and Beauvais airports for air travel.
These various means of transport make Rouen station well connected to the rest of the city and the region, making it easy for residents and visitors to get around.
## Notes
Please note that the building does not have a lift and that the flat is located on the top floor. Access may be difficult for people with reduced mobility or those carrying large suitcases.
Arrivals are independent for greater flexibility. Arrivals are from 4pm and departures must be no later than 11am.
The accommodation is managed by the ArchiDuchesse concierge service, available 7 days a week (10am to 9pm). In the house, all our guests receive household linen, basic necessities for the first day (shampoo, shower gel, hand gel, toilet paper, etc.) as well as a large towel per person, together with tea towels and a bath mat per bathroom. A welcome kit with kitchen bin bag, bathroom bin bag, sponge and dishwasher liquid is provided free of charge on arrival for the duration of your stay.
We are committed to providing a pleasant experience, however, please note that we are not a hotel service. Any mid-stay cleaning, linen/towel freshening, replenishment of essentials or deliveries can be arranged on request at an additional cost. When you confirm your stay, you will receive the ArchiDuchesse tourist booklet, our vouchers with promotional codes for our partners of choice and the arrival instructions for your accommodation.
The Cour de l'Archiduchesse offers a range of services to make your stay as pleasant as possible: baby equipment hire, luggage storage, shuttle service, baby-sitting, gourmet boxes, requests for sightseeing tours, creation of events (wedding proposals, birthdays, room themes, etc.) and much more! For any special requests, contact the Cour de l'ArchiDuchesse.
Taking advantage of a rental also means respecting a few rules to ensure that everything runs smoothly and to avoid any surprises with the deposit! Remember to look after the property as if it were your own: avoid damage, respect the furniture and leave it clean when you leave. Respect the rules on opening hours and the use of equipment, and respect the peace and quiet of your neighbours. And if you have any concerns, don't hesitate to let us know. Don't forget that parties are strictly forbidden (€250 deducted from the deposit), that the accommodation is entirely non-smoking (€50 deducted from the deposit), that pets are forbidden (€50 deducted from the deposit) unless requested and agreed in advance by us and that any loss, theft or damage will be invoiced at the actual replacement value.
