Spacious and modern Deluxe apartment in the center of Groningen city - UBK-796993

These fully furnished and unfurnished apartments on De Nieuwe Markt in the heart of Groningen city are perfect for a longer stay. The apartments (Deluxe type) have a separate bedroom, a living room, a fully equipped kitchen and a luxurious bathroom with rain shower.There are 2 washing machines and dryers in the complex. During your stay there will be monthly (weekly) cleaning and the reception of Hotel Corps de Garde is available 24/7 for questions, tips and extra hotel services. The apartments/studios can be booked for a minimum stay of 2 and a maximum of 6 months. FacilitiesFully furnished and upholsteredOn 1st, 2nd or third floorKitchen with combination microwaveFridge with freezer compartmentInduction cookerQuookerWine climate cabinetCoffee machine2 person box spring, including pillow and duvet and full package of bed linenwardrobesBath and kitchen textile packageKitchen inventory – pans, cookware, plates, glasses, cutleryLuxurious bathroom with rain showerInternet and TV connectionTV in the living room and bedroomDoorbell with camera, door can be opened remotely2 washing machines and 2 dryers (shared use by the 6 residents)Monthly cleaning24/7 service via Receptionbreakfast serviceParking spaces under the square (Focus)Monthly and final cleaning includedNotice: Displayed prices and data are not final, and should be used for informative purpose only. They are not contractual or binding. Energy pass This building is not subject to EnEV. You can feel the energy of the city when you look out over the rooftops from the Martinitoren or walk through the ancient streets. This is where oases of tranquility go hand in hand with lively student spots and lively market squares. Fill your day with the highlights of Groningen.courtyardsIn the past, the Groningen courtyards offered free shelter to the poor, widows and the sick. Nowadays, all kinds of private individuals live in these oases of peace in the city center. At a handful you can pop in for a moment of silence. Some of the trees in the flowery gardens are so old that they have seen the inhabitants of yesteryear.The Groninger MuseumThe creative energy splashes off the walls. Beautiful or ugly? The Groninger Museum has been there since 1994, but is still the subject of discussion about modern architecture. Let that be reason enough for a visit. The versatile collection and the innovative, occasionally quite stimulating exhibitions complete the experience.Martini towerOver the past 500 years, the Martini Tower burned down, was struck by lightning and nearly collapsed. Wars were won and lost on the sidewalk. The tower survived and at 97 meters it is still the tallest building in the city. Climb up for a piece of tangible history and fantastic views.