France's leader in apartment hotels
Feeling at home while away is exactly what you get when staying in one of the 100 properties managed by Appart'City, the number one apartment hotel operator in France.
Founded in Nantes in 2006, the chain solidified its current standing through a 2014 merger with another major player, Park & Suites. Today, the two groups operate under the single Appart'City brand to maintain a unified presence across France, as well as in Belgium and Switzerland where the company also operates.
Home comforts with hotel perks
Regardless of the destination, the concept is straightforward. The design caters to business travelers, vacationers, and anyone needing a temporary home base that actually feels like home.
Appart'City offers 3 ranges of apartment hotels, from 2 to 4 stars (Classic, Comfort, and Collection), available for stays ranging from one night to several months. Every unit, from studios to three-room apartments, features a sleeping area, a private bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen, and a workspace with high-speed internet.
Because these are apartment hotels, you also get access to standard hotel services such as breakfast, housekeeping, fitness centers, on-site dining, parking, and laundry facilities. These services generally come with an additional fee.
Prime city locations
To ensure convenience, every property is located in strategic, transit-oriented areas. You will find them in major city centers, business districts, and within walking distance of public transportation and shops. They are also positioned near schools and universities, as Appart'City offers students the option to rent a move-in ready apartment with an all-inclusive rate for the duration of their studies.
For longer stays, the company offers discounted rates. The general rule is simple: the longer you stay, the less you pay. You can find specific pricing details through their customer service department or on their website, which also hosts promotional offers throughout the year.
I have booked with Appart'City twice and, during both stays, the experience was generally positive.
The value for money seemed fair to me for this type of accommodation.
I especially appreciate the small kitchenette, which is very handy for preparing a simple meal and keeping a bit of independence during the trip.