It's an oldfashioned place to stay, style 50s and 60s. Access to the city centre, where the apartment is absolutely central to is brilliant. Parking for the car is on location.
We spent five days in this comfortable house, which allowed us to see picturesque and architecturally rich Auxerre at a leisure pace, and then take the train to Sens (the first Gothic cathedral) and Vezelay (starting point for the pilgrimage to San Juan de Compostela). The house had ground-level entry off a lovely interior garden, an efficient and well appointed kitchen and dining area and a comfortable living room (with a global range of channels + Netflix) downstairs, and two large bedrooms upstairs, one of them with two bunks for children. The house is five minutes from the municipal bus lines, one to the SNCF station for excursions and another free one for the centre ville town (useful for navigating the complex streets and finding places). M Darmon helped us enormously on May Day by taking us to the train station, since the buses were not running.