Address/Address: 4 Place Saint-Joseph,


🥨 In the heart of the Saint-Joseph district, Chez Thomas is a superb 72m² flat redecorated in January 2019, with lots of charm, mixing old and new. It is located on the 2nd floor of a quiet building (no lift).

🛍️ You will be in a quiet family area, close to shops.


🛏️Cet flat is equipped with two spacious bedrooms with a double bed each, and storage.

🛋️Le living room with a sofa bed for 2 people and a television is very bright.

🍽️ The kitchen is separate with dining area and equipped (fridge, oven, microwave, hob, Tassimo coffee maker, kettle, toaster, frying pans, saucepans, crockery and cooking utensils).

🚿 🚽 A bathroom with bath, washing machine and a toilet completes the flat.


🅿️ Free parking in the neighbourhood.


⚠️ Please do not park on Friday evenings in Place Saint-Joseph, as the market takes place there on Saturday mornings.



🏡All the accommodation will be yours. Always in the spirit of satisfying you at best during your stay
🧹 the household will be done,

🛏️ the beds will be made with clean sheets, the necessary for the sofa bed will be provided,

🧼 clean towels will be at your disposal as well as a bath mat and a tea towel per kitchen,

📶 free WIFI connection


👣 Your stay in a few figures
<⛪ 15 minutes walk from the Unterlinden museum,

🌉 120 minutes' walk from Little Venice,

🚃 20 minutes' walk from Colmar station


🌃 The Saint-Joseph district, named after the Saint-Joseph church consecrated in 1900, The district gradually took shape on either side of the Colmar-Munster railway line (built in 1868), benefiting from the expansion of industry (Herzog spinning mill, Barth factory, Gensbourger weaving mill, Borocco factory and Klem workshops). Antoine Herzog had the first workers' housing estate, "Bagatelle", built here in 1870. The urbanisation of the district, marked from the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century by the construction of numerous detached houses, was completed by the construction of school and military buildings: the Hirn school (1886-1887), the Pfeffel school (1914), the infantry barracks (1887-1889) and the military hospital (1892-1895). The district continued to expand after the Second World War with the construction of housing estates: Cité de France (1947-1959), Cité Langfurch (1948-1950 and 1954-1955) and Cité de la Mittelharth between 1963 and 1968.

Today, this is a popular district where many Colmarians flock on Saturdays, the day of the big market



House rules
🚭This is non-smoking accommodation. The use of cigarettes, e-cigarettes, chichas and any other smoking devices is prohibited.

🚭Smoking or using a smoking device will incur a penalty of €250 extra cleaning charge.


⛔ Pets are strictly prohibited.


🧹Bed linen, towels and standard final cleaning at the end of your stay are included in the price. This includes a change of bed linen and general cleaning of the flat and bathrooms.


🧹 However, you are responsible for cleaning and tidying up the dishes, taking out the rubbish, emptying the fridge, freezer, dishwasher, oven and microwave, as well as tidying up inside the flat. If you do not wish to do this, you can order a supplement called "complete cleaning" of the flat for 30 euros before your arrival. If you do not book this option in advance and do not comply with these instructions, you will be charged a €60 cleaning fee


📝 After booking, you will be asked to sign a digital contract and provide proof of identity via the Yaago platform, as well as information for the police form, in accordance with current regulations. If the identity of the persons present during your stay does not match that of the booking, we reserve the right to refuse you access to the accommodation.


☎️ Before, during and after your stay, our secretariat can be contacted by telephone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This contact number will be given to you once your booking has been confirmed.