Suite No. 6
About This Suite
Very bright, exposed beams
This beautifully restored suite combines the authentic charm of 17th-century architecture with all the modern amenities needed for a comfortable stay. Original elements like exposed beams create a unique atmosphere that transports you back in time while enjoying contemporary luxury.
Services
Air Conditioning
Climate control system ensuring optimal temperature and comfort throughout the property
WiFi
Wifi available in all rooms
Kitchen
In each suite, a fully equipped kitchen
Laundry
A shared laundry room with a washing machine, dryer, ironing board, and iron is also available.
Accessibility
The couvent is not suitable for guests with reduced mobility due to large stairs and the absence of a lift.
Breakfast
No breakfast service, but the place de Lenche is filled with nice cafés
Concierge
Since we are not a hotel we are not providing concierge services.
daily cleaning
Appartments are cleaned once a week
Equipment
Materials & Heritage
Every material at Le Couvent tells a story. From hand-forged ironwork crafted by master artisans to fine linens woven according to century-old traditions, we celebrate the craftsmanship that forms the heart of our house.
Linvosges Linens
Sheets and towels are crafted by Linvosges, the prestigious French linen manufacturer founded in 1820. Made from pure linen and Egyptian cotton, each piece is woven with precision and hand-finished. This noble fabric embraces the skin with delicate refinement, offering a sense of understated luxury and proven durability passed down through generations.
Wrought Ironwork
The wrought ironwork at Le Couvent embodies centuries of artisanal mastery. Each staircase railing, door, and fixture is hand-forged by a master craftsman who learned ancestral techniques from Italian masters and perpetuates a tradition of five generations. The iron is meticulously worked in the workshop—hammered, shaped, and finished with personal attention to every detail: hand-applied brass leaf gilding, evolving patinas, invisible joins. This is craftsmanship that favors quality over quantity, where each piece is bespoke rather than mass-produced. The result is timeless elegance: iron that ages gracefully, telling the story of skilled hands and centuries of heritage with every curve and shadow.
Provence Hardwood
Solid oak and walnut hardwood floors are laid by hand using time-honored Provençal craftsmanship. Each plank reveals the unique characteristics of natural wood, creating a living surface that gracefully patinas over time. This noble material brings warmth and authenticity to the intimate spaces of the Couvent.
Points of Interest
5 minutes walk from the historic Panier district
Historic District
Historic district just steps away
10 minutes walk from the Old Port
Iconic Harbor
5 minutes walk
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