Working from Nancy, a week at Le 1901
Ten minutes on foot from the station, a work space with wired Ethernet, a washing machine. What that changes on a stay of several days.
The connection, first
Fibre optic, Wi-Fi 6 throughout the flat and wired Ethernet sockets in the work space. The wired socket is not a detail: it is what holds a two-hour video call when the building’s Wi-Fi saturates at the end of the day.
The work space occupies the second bedroom, away from the living room. Screen, keyboard and headset stay on the desk without you having to clear the dinner table.
A week, not a night
Washing machine and tumble dryer on site: five days fit into hand luggage. The kitchen is complete, with an induction hob, oven, dishwasher and a large fridge-freezer, which spares you the restaurant every evening. The covered market is 150 m away for supplies, with the rest of the Charles III district within the same radius.
The 140 cm pull-down bed frees the work space during the day and takes a colleague in the evening. The flat sleeps four in total, with a 160 cm main bed.
Late arrivals
Access is by smart lock, on your own, from 4 pm and at any hour after that. A train arriving at 10.40 pm causes no problem and nobody is waiting for you in the hall. Check-out is before 11 am.
Around the flat
The Centre Prouvé, Nancy’s convention centre, stands next to the station, ten minutes on foot. The Saint-Dizier and Dom Calmet car parks are under three minutes away if you drive.
For evenings, our address book lists the tables and places in the district. And if the stay runs into the weekend, the 48-hour itinerary starts from the front door. For a free evening, Place Stanislas is a six-minute walk.
Le 1901 is at this address
A 50 m² flat for 4 guests, 2 bedrooms, second floor with a lift, in the Charles III district.
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