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Tiny Househouse

Superhost

Tiny home

hosted by Bénédicte

2 guests
1 bedroom
1 bed
1 bath

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Check yourself in with the lockbox.

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Tiny House with private parking space.
Price unchanged for the third year!
In the heart of the medieval city.
Direct access to pedestrian street and cathedral (by illuminated underground).
160 x 200 bed, TV, equipped kitchen, glass hob, microwave/grill fridge, toaster, kettle, filter coffee maker, Tassimo, cooking utensils, vacuum cleaner, hangers, towel dryer, walk-in shower, heating, towels, baby bed (without sheets).

The space
In a former school, the Tiny House accommodation was created in the children's small toilets in the recreational courtyard.
Tiny but she's a big one.

Where you'll sleep

Bedroom

1 double bed, 1 crib

What this place offers

Kitchen

Free parking on premises

TV

Pack ’n play/Travel crib

Hair dryer

Refrigerator

Microwave

Sony sound system with aux

Long term stays allowed

Unavailable: Carbon monoxide alarm

Accessibility features

This info was provided by the Host and reviewed by Airbnb.

Where you’ll be

Laon, Hauts-de-France, France

Laon has 97 historical monuments
http://laon-cyclopedie.over-blog.com/en/news-historical monuments-4528947.html
The city is bean-shaped at the top of a natural mound. A cathedral dominates the upper city facing it. It is at the foot of this one, in a former public school for girls that the cottage is located.
There is direct access via a lighted underground to the pedestrian street that leads to the Cathedral, the initiative union, shops, restaurants, artist galleries and the various entertainment that the city puts in place. (Show, colorful umbrellas, street shows...). The bars, more lively but also noisy, are at the other end of the street (about 300m).
You can also admire the works of local and national artists who have each painted and coloured the walls and gables of the city. A course is dedicated to C215. This is a walking tour of the city's ramparts where you can discover the famous characters who have something to do with Lao.