Name: La Caserne de Bonne Grenoble - Les Biens en Commun
Brand: Lokki
Rating: 4.1 (5560 reviews)

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La Caserne de Bonne Grenoble - Les Biens en Commun

48 Boulevard Gambetta, 38000 Grenoble, France 48 Boulevard Gambetta, 38000 Grenoble, France

4.1 (5560 reviews)

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Les Biens en Commun propose un service de location d’équipements du quotidien pour de courtes durées (de quelques heures et jusqu’à 7 jours).

Des équipements de grandes marques, contrôlés et entretenus régulièrement, disponibles pour quelques euros seulement. Que vous ayez un besoin ponctuel de bricolage, de nettoyage de la maison ou pour un moment entre amis, louer ses équipements est souvent un choix plus économique, plus pratique et plus écologique !

Nos équipements sont à retirer dans notre réseau de commerçants partenaires soit via des casiers connectés soit directement auprès du commerçant.

Les Biens en Commun propose un service de location d’équipements du quotidien pour de courtes durées (de quelques heures et jusqu’à 7 jours).

Des équipements de grandes marques, contrôlés et entretenus régulièrement, disponibles pour quelques euros seulement. Que vous ayez un besoin ponctuel de bricolage, de nettoyage de la maison ou pour un moment entre amis, louer ses équipements est souvent un choix plus économique, plus pratique et plus écologique !

Nos équipements sont à retirer dans notre réseau de commerçants partenaires soit via des casiers connectés soit directement auprès du commerçant.

Opening hours

Monday

10:00 - 19:30

Tuesday

10:00 - 19:30

Wednesday

10:00 - 19:30

Thursday

10:00 - 19:30

Friday

10:00 - 19:30

Saturday

Closed

Sunday

Closed

Customer reviews

4.1 (5560 reviews)

Jc B

5

Even though I don’t usually like shopping centres, I love this place. You can have a drink on the terrace, enjoy an ice cream, have lunch or dinner. There’s a large outdoor park where you can have a stroll. There are two types of children’s play areas (both outdoors): a small, enclosed one for 0–3-year-olds and a very large one right in the centre of the park for children up to, I think, 8 years old. In this outdoor park, there’s a water feature with fish, ducks and tortoises. As for the shopping centre itself, it’s air-conditioned; there’s Wi-Fi, but you have to register by providing all your details, and there’s a photo booth that produces photos approved for passports and ID cards. There’s also a play area where you can climb walls up to 10 metres high in complete safety. The activity costs €9 for half an hour (I think it’s €7 with a multi-entry pass). Children must be aged 4 or over and weigh at least 15 kg to take part. In short, the outdoor park alone makes this a very interesting place to visit. If you need to do a bit of shopping and you’re with children, this is the place to come.

Joël Bassous

3

There are still a few shops open – half as many as there were seven years ago. Who’s to blame? The shopkeepers? Probably not. The customers? Not sure. The lack of parking in town? Perhaps… But perhaps it’s also because the rents are too high. What do you think?

Jc B

5

Even though I don’t usually like shopping centres, I love this place. You can have a drink on the terrace, enjoy an ice cream, have lunch or dinner. There’s a large outdoor park where you can have a stroll. There are two types of children’s play areas (both outdoors): a small, enclosed one for 0–3-year-olds and a very large one right in the centre of the park for children up to, I think, 8 years old. In this outdoor park, there’s a water feature with fish, ducks and tortoises. As for the shopping centre itself, it’s air-conditioned; there’s Wi-Fi, but you have to register by providing all your details, and there’s a photo booth that produces photos approved for passports and ID cards. There’s also a play area where you can climb walls up to 10 metres high in complete safety. The activity costs €9 for half an hour (I think it’s €7 with a multi-entry pass). Children must be aged 4 or over and weigh at least 15 kg to take part. In short, the outdoor park alone makes this a very interesting place to visit. If you need to do a bit of shopping and you’re with children, this is the place to come.

Joël Bassous

3

There are still a few shops open – half as many as there were seven years ago. Who’s to blame? The shopkeepers? Probably not. The customers? Not sure. The lack of parking in town? Perhaps… But perhaps it’s also because the rents are too high. What do you think?

Cyril F

2

Disappointed by the way Caserne de Bonne has changed. The area has lost a lot of its vibrancy: many shops have closed, the shop windows are empty and the atmosphere is rather gloomy these days. It’s a shame, because the place had real potential and was very pleasant just a few years ago.

Faure Céline

2

As I’m not a regular here, I just popped in this morning with my son to visit Sensoria. I appreciated how easy it was to park in the car park; the setting is very pleasant. But I wasn’t at all impressed by the shops. Most of the premises are empty. Nothing is appealing. We had a quick look round and left straight away. What a shame!!!!

Patrick

1

A lifeless, soulless place, as there are hardly any shops left. A disaster that perfectly epitomises an uninteresting town. The environmentalists have ruined everything.

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