Bulles de Congrès

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Bulles de Congrès, a nugget with a terrace in Troyes' historic city center.

With its terrace, Bulles de Congrès is located in the historic centre of Troyes.
Located in a courtyard building, this quiet flat comprises a large living room opening onto a private terrace where you can enjoy the sunshine, a fully equipped kitchen, a large bedroom with dressing room and a shower room. It is also equipped with all modern conveniences, including flat-screen TV and fibre-optic internet access.

You will be staying close to Les Halles, where the market takes place every morning, the university centre, the town hall and the Troyes district court.

We welcome you every day by appointment from 3pm to 8.30pm.
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Capacity

  • Maximum possible capacity:2
  • 1 double bed(s)
  • 1 room(s)

Rate

Tourist taxes
Per person. Additional charge. Rate of 4% x amount of overnight stay before tax / total number of people in the accommodation.

Services

Equipments

  • Parking nearby

Services

  • Pets welcome

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