Cozy accommodation in the historic center of Joigny

Non-smoking accommodation, located in the historic district of Joigny, in a half-timbered building, close to all amenities and a 15-minute walk from the train station. Less than 200m away, free parking along the banks of the Yonne. The space It is a charming studio with an area of 20 m2 without counting the mezzanine containing a night area (very low ceiling) with a small double bed of 120 m2. (steep staircase not suitable for people with limited mobility) An entrance with bathroom opposite ,this same entrance overlooking a kitchen open to the living room with a sofa bed . A small soupplex room makes this place atypical ,it can be used as a gym for sports, for example . By accessing this small room ,we open the shutters of the living room.(see pictures) Guest access The itinerary: When arriving in Joigny, the ideal is to park in the free parking lot, Quai du Général Leclerc and reach the apartment (3 minutes walk). However, it is possible to park in front of the door in warning to drop off luggage (be careful, the streets are very narrow). On foot, cross and take Rue de l'Étape then right on Rue Henri Bonnerot and 2nd left on Rue du Loquet, you have arrived. Upon entering, the apartment is located on the ground floor on the left at the end of the hallway. Other things to note Our apartment is located on a street adjoining the historic city center of Joigny with all its shops and restaurants. Enjoy the market on Wednesdays and Saturdays. For 4 years, the "summer event" Rue des Artistes has been held every Saturday in July and August in this street and welcomes painters, visual artists, artisans, musicians, storytellers... The Joigny site benefits from a rocky spur of the Othe forest plateau overlooking the Yonne, a castle, a monastic complex to the east and a simple chapel surrounded by vineyards to the west. Joigny has preserved the network of small steep streets connected by narrow passages and stairs, and you can still see the many carved timber-framed houses dating from the 16th century.