Rent an aparthotel in Orly Rungis

Located less than 6 miles from Paris, Orly is in the department of Val-de-Marne. The commune, which covers 1,653 acres, is divided into around 20 neighbourhoods, some of which are very pleasant. If you are looking for a cheap hotel in Orly or Rungis, renting an aparthotel in Orly-Rungis has several advantages. Combining the utmost comfort with quality hotel services, you benefit from a turnkey solution. At no extra charge you also get a relaxation area with gym and sauna. Whether you’re staying for a weekend, a short stay or a holiday in the All Suites aparthotel in Orly, you’re close to the capital. You are also close to many attractions located outside of Paris.

Discover Orly and Rungis

The All Suites Orly-Rungis aparthotel is located at 16, rue du Pont de Halles in Rungis. Its location is therefore perfect for enjoying both Orly and Rungis. The first commune was built in the 12th century. At the time, this village belonging to the canons of Notre-Dame de Paris had few inhabitants. Many years later, just after the Second World War, the town was chosen for the location of Orly Airport, whose first runway was completed in 1947. Although the commune is now a travel hub for many travellers, some of them extend their stop to visit historic buildings like the Saint-Germain church. Built in the 10th century, it was largely destroyed during the Hundred Years War before being restored in keeping with its original spirit. This historical feature allows you to admire a 12th century nave with enlarged windows and extended by a Renaissance chancel. The church is also home to a beautiful mural of the Nativity. Orly also has many contemporary works of art. Among them, Olivier Agid’s pylon bird sculpture, the Léo Ferré mural by Miss Tic, the bridge and sculpture games by Philippe Goy and the memorial stone marking the 150th anniversary of the abolition of slavery, designed by Marie-Claude Vaillant Couturier, are really worth a detour.

Rungis is also worth a look. While the town is home to a 17th-century aqueduct and a two-hundred-year-old lime tree, it is best known for the Market of National Interest at Rungis. It is an absolute must-see. Known as MIN Rungis by many tourists and by the people who work there, it is the place professionals go to buy exotic fruits and vegetables, fish and meat from France and from all over the world. It has a surface area of 578 acres. The Belle Epine shopping centre is also very close to the All Suites aparthotel. It’s a great place to shop with more than 160 stores selling clothes, high-tech accessories and more… You can also shop for food there.

Things to see in and around Orly and Rungis

It doesn’t take long to get to Paris from the All Suites Orly-Rungis aparthotel by public transport. It would take several months to see all the capital’s monuments, museums and attractions. As there is a good chance you’ll only be staying in the All Suites Orly-Rungis aparthotel for a few days or a weekend, you’ve got some decisions to make. As for the must-see monuments, don’t miss the Arc de Triomphe, the Eiffel Tower and the Sacré-Coeur Basilica in Montmartre. On your walk, enjoy yourself in the many restaurants offering both typical French dishes and world cuisine, whether Asian, African or Mediterranean… And if you have a thirst for culture, think of the Louvre. It is home to more than 500,000 works from all eras! If nature is more your thing, Paris invites you to the Bois de Vincennes and the Bois de Boulogne. Take part in sports including cycling and football… and even take a boat trip. Less than 6 miles from the All Suites Orly-Rungis aparthotel is the Sénart Forest. A leafy paradise, it covers more than 7,400 acres. Take the opportunity to visit the Faisanderie de Sénart, whose hunting lodge gives you a better understanding of the importance of the forest.

A unique visit not to be missed near Orly airport

If you are in any doubt that urban development and nature can co-exist, go to the Paris-Orly Maison de l’Environnement et du Développement Durable. Opposite 73 Rue Jean-Pierre Bernard in Athis-Mons, it offers three themed centres and organises tours to discover the unseen side of Orly airport.