You have the 1st floor all to yourself. This 70 m2 apartment has a comfortable living room with a sofa bed, TV and work desk which opens onto a dining room with its small balcony to enjoy a coffee! (watch out for children). Next door, a large kitchen with everything you need to prepare good meals. A bathroom with storage and bathtub, recalls the history of the old church of the Saint Antoine Tower with its arched window. In the extension a storage room with closet at your disposal. Finally, a large bedroom in an elegant style with its 160 bed.

Here's a description of the charming town of Loches and its surroundings in Touraine! A summary of key points: Pedestrian shopping street: Ideal for strolling, having a drink, and discovering a variety of restaurants. Medieval city: The city of Loches is a true historical gem. In addition to the royal castle of Charles VII and the 37-meter keep, a masterpiece of 11th-century military architecture boasting a 360-degree terrace overlooking the entire town of Loches, the town boasts cobbled streets and remnants of fortifications that bear witness to its medieval past. Nearby attractions: Beauval Zoo: Less than 30 minutes away, plan a full day. Considered one of the most beautiful zoos in Europe, Beauval Zoo is home to a wide variety of animals, including giant pandas. It's an excellent activity for families and nature lovers. Château de Chenonceau: 25 minutes away. This château is famous for its unique architecture spanning the Cher River. It boasts magnificent gardens and a rich history, particularly linked to influential female figures. Amboise: The Château d'Amboise offers breathtaking views of the Loire Valley, and the Clos Lucé, where Leonardo da Vinci spent his final years, features exhibitions on his inventions and art. Chédigny: This village is a true haven of peace, known for its flower gardens and rose bushes. It's a perfect place for a leisurely stroll. Château de Montpoupon and Château de Montrésor: Two other historic sites to visit. Forêt domaniale: Numerous hiking trails with centuries-old oak trees, some of which were used in the reconstruction of Notre-Dame de Paris. La Brenne: A region known as the "land of a thousand ponds." Touraine is also renowned for its gastronomy, with local specialties such as goat cheese, Loire wine, and dishes made with fresh produce. This region offers a perfect blend of culture, history, and nature. Enjoy your stay!