The Originals Residence, Grenoble University has many assets. Its location, first of all, just a stone's throw from the main campus of Stendhal University, its convenient access thanks to the tramway which links with Grenoble city centre, its modernity (the establishment dates from 2014) but also, and above all, its team. "We work together with the aim of harmony at work and positive energy," explains Jean-Philippe Perrier, director of the establishment. And you can feel it. Conviviality, a sense of welcome and customer service are the hallmarks of this 3-star hotel with 77 suites, which also has a luggage storage service, a laundry, a free private car park and a 24-hour reception service 365 days a year. "A service that is not very common in a residence", underlines Jean-Philippe.
The Originals Residence, Grenoble University
At The Originals Residence, Grenoble University, we don't call them rooms but "suites". Spread over 5 floors and numbering 77, they are all equipped with a double bed, a shower room and a kitchenette. The family rooms also have a sofa bed. The standard rooms are 19 m2 and the superior rooms are 23 m2. Modern, sober and bright, they are perfectly adapted to the needs of people with reduced mobility.
With the Short Break offer, you can benefit from a discount up to 30%.
Breakfast is included in the price of the room.
With the Half Board offer, breakfast and dinner are included in the price of the room.
Book 30 days before your arrival and get a discount up to 25% on the price of your room to enjoy the best of local life.
The simple yet effective breakfast buffet at The Originals Résidence, Grenoble Université will awaken your taste buds with a choice of cereals, jams, dairy products, fruit juices, pastries, teas, coffee and more. When the weather's fine, you can sit out on the terrace at the rear of the building. In terms of catering, the establishment doesn't offer any, but it does have a partnership with the Pizza Campus restaurant.
Les bulles? This is the name given to the round cabins of the Grenoble cable car. The first urban cable car in France (inaugurated in 1934), it lifts its passengers in five minutes to the heights of the city as far as the fortifications of the Bastille. Entirely glazed, the "bubbles" offer an unusual view of Grenoble and its historic centre.
From the heights of the Chartreuse massif, the Bastille fort majestically dominates Grenoble. Visit the 19th century fortress, enjoy the view over the city, the place is also a starting point for beautiful alpine walks or mountain bike rides. The more adventurous can also embark on a beautiful via ferrata course.
To sit at "La Table Ronde" is to learn and share a (long) page of Grenoble's history. Opened in 1739, this café is the oldest in the city and one of the oldest in France. Rousseau, Stendhal, the Napoleonic general Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte, the future king of Sweden, sat down here. During the Second World War, the back room of the establishment was also a meeting place for resistance fighters.
"Here you are not a customer, you are a guest."
The charging stations are self-service, and payment is made through the Electronic Payment Terminal (EPT), with no minimum purchase required.
The hotel is equipped with two electric charging stations of 150 kW each, as well as a 22 kW charging station to accommodate various electric vehicle charging needs.
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