Le Petit Tréportais · the flat
32 m², step-free,
right in the centre.
A simple, well-thought-out one-bedroom flat on the ground floor of the building, overlooking the harbour. You come in through the courtyard without climbing a single step, and everything is on foot. The location, access and the history of the place are set out on the building's page.
Photos coming soon — get in touch to receive some.
The accommodation
What you'll find.
- 10 m² bedroom with a double bed, at the back, quiet
- 17 m² living room-kitchen with a sofa bed — designed for 2 guests, up to 4 with the sofa unfolded
- Fitted kitchen — hob, oven, fridge, coffee maker
- 4 m² shower room with shower and WC
- TV and Wi-Fi included
- Remote-controlled heating — we warm the flat up before you arrive
- Bed linen and towels not provided — please bring sheets and pillowcases (beds are not made on arrival)
- Cot and high chair available on request
The pluses
Why this ground floor is an asset.
- No stairs — direct access from the courtyard: suitcases, pushchairs, reduced mobility or tired knees, everyone comes in effortlessly
- Quiet bedroom — it faces the back; the living room faces the street, which is quiet by Le Tréport standards
- Pets welcome — your dog enjoys the beach too (allowed outside the supervised zone), and the building's courtyard is handy for walks
- Heated for your arrival — remote-controlled heating
Ideal for a couple for a weekend, a small family, or a longer, quiet off-season stay.
Your assistant, 24/7
You'll never be on your own.
Throughout your stay, Fernand, our virtual assistant, answers all your questions in real time — about the flat as well as about Le Tréport. He knows the flat, the town, today's tide and the good addresses of the moment.
- "How do the heating and the Wi-Fi work?"
- "Where can we have dinner tonight, even on a Monday?"
- "It's raining — what can we do with the children?"
- "Tomorrow's tide, a good fishing spot?"
And if you'd rather have a real human contact, the hosts are reachable at any time — you're never left to fend for yourselves.
They stayed here