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Situated in Rue d’Antibes, this fully refurbished apartment is perfect accommodation if you attending one of the many congresses.
Situated in Rue d’Antibes, in the centre of Cannes, this fully refurbished apartment with beautiful features is perfect accommodation if you attending one of the many congresses in Cannes.
Open plan living room with kitchen, study, 2 bedrooms each with shower, toilet and dressing. Laundry-room, balcony, A/C, internet.
3rd bedroom with shower room located on a separate floor.
Excellent location just metre’s from the world famous Croisette, central Cannes. There is an abundance of long sandy beaches, both private and public just minutes from the apartment.
Just a short stroll to the centre of Cannes with its many shops, restaurants and famous Marche Forville market.
For congress attendees the Palais des Festivals is approximately 5 minutes walk along the promenade.
The French Riviera :Â
Long before it became the mecca of the sun-worshipping 21st Century tourist, the Riviera was popular among foreigners as a winter resort.
Lord Brougham, the Lord Chancellor of England, was accustomed to the winter in Nice but in 1834 was forced by an outbreak of cholera in Provence to stay in Cannes. He liked it so much he built a house where he stayed until his death in 1868.
Other famous Englishmen who made their home on the Riviera, were the writers Somerset Maugham in Cap Ferrat, Graham Greene in Antibes, and the film actor/writer, Sir Dirk Bogarde, who was President of the Cannes Film Festival in 1984, when he lived near Grasse.
Another foreign colony was the Russian nobility, who until the Revolution in 1917, was regularly joined by the Imperial Court. Their legacy is a number of beautiful Russian Orthodox churches in Cannes, Nice and Menton.
The Americans began to make their mark in the 1920s – Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford from the film world, Ernest Hemingway and Scott Fitzgerald, the writers, and the young Americans with Money. They introduced jazz, the music of Cole Porter and sunbathing. There was more jazz at the end of the second world war stimulated by the US Naval base: the Juan-les-Pins Jazz Festival dates from this period.
In the 1930s many German artists in exile settled in Sanary-sur-Mer. Other communities of artists have been established in Vallauris, where Picasso revived the traditional craft of pottery and which now hosts a bi-annual International Festival of Ceramic Art (July to mid-October), and in St-Paul-de-Vence, where James Baldwin, the American author lived for many years.
Monaco, where fortunes have been lost and won on the gaming tables, still attracts a significant number of wealthy tax exiles.
Cooking Utensils
Yes
TV
Yes
Separate WC
Yes
Number Of Shower Rooms
3
Iron & Board
Yes
Microwave
Yes
Oven
Yes
Washing Machine
Yes
Tumble Dryer
Yes
Location
Cannes. Within the Banane
Coffee Machine
Yes
Balcony / Terrace
Yes
Parking
Nearby
Surface
80m2
Air Conditioning
Yes
Satellite / Cable
Yes
Number Of Bedrooms
3
Internet
Yes
Excellent location just metre’s from the world famous Croisette, central Cannes. There is an abundance of long sandy beaches, both private and public just minutes from the apartment.
Just a short stroll to the centre of Cannes with its many shops, restaurants and famous Marche Forville market.
For congress attendees the Palais des Festivals is approximately 5 minutes walk along the promenade.
The French Riviera :Â
Long before it became the mecca of the sun-worshipping 21st Century tourist, the Riviera was popular among foreigners as a winter resort.
Lord Brougham, the Lord Chancellor of England, was accustomed to the winter in Nice but in 1834 was forced by an outbreak of cholera in Provence to stay in Cannes. He liked it so much he built a house where he stayed until his death in 1868.
Other famous Englishmen who made their home on the Riviera, were the writers Somerset Maugham in Cap Ferrat, Graham Greene in Antibes, and the film actor/writer, Sir Dirk Bogarde, who was President of the Cannes Film Festival in 1984, when he lived near Grasse.
Another foreign colony was the Russian nobility, who until the Revolution in 1917, was regularly joined by the Imperial Court. Their legacy is a number of beautiful Russian Orthodox churches in Cannes, Nice and Menton.
The Americans began to make their mark in the 1920s – Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford from the film world, Ernest Hemingway and Scott Fitzgerald, the writers, and the young Americans with Money. They introduced jazz, the music of Cole Porter and sunbathing. There was more jazz at the end of the second world war stimulated by the US Naval base: the Juan-les-Pins Jazz Festival dates from this period.
In the 1930s many German artists in exile settled in Sanary-sur-Mer. Other communities of artists have been established in Vallauris, where Picasso revived the traditional craft of pottery and which now hosts a bi-annual International Festival of Ceramic Art (July to mid-October), and in St-Paul-de-Vence, where James Baldwin, the American author lived for many years.
Monaco, where fortunes have been lost and won on the gaming tables, still attracts a significant number of wealthy tax exiles.
With its sun-soaked beaches, pristine port and elegant boutiques, Cannes is the most glamorous jewel of the French Riviera in the south of France. The impressive luxury yachts moored in the marina and the chic array of restaurants, shops and hotels create the sense of glitz and glamour that has become synonymous with the seaside resort, attracting an affluent and stylish set to visit each year. Cannes basks in the balmy Mediterranean climate all year round, making the resort an ideal location for sun seekers and people-watchers.
The promenade of La Croisette is world famous, running alongside the shoreline of Cannes. Watch the world go by with a coffee break or a glass of wine on the boulevard or soak up the atmosphere with a jog along the coast. Or, make the most of the weather with a visit to the public beaches on the boulevard, like Plage Macé or Plage de Casino, which is close to the Palais des Festivals and Cannes Station. However you like to spend your leisure time, the views here are unrivalled, so don’t forget to take some photos!
From restaurants to bars, clubs to casinos, there are countless things to do at night in Cannes. La Baoli, just off Port Pierre Canto is one of the most luxurious nightclubs in Cannes. Expect opulent décor, glasses of champagne and a celebrity guest list, especially when the Film Festival takes place each year in May.
One of the most prestigious events in the calendar, the Cannes Film Festival has brought together international movie stars, directors and producers once a year since its establishment in 1946. Held at the Palais des Festivals, the annual red-carpet gala oozes elegance and fascination, watched on by spectators around the world.
Not only does the Palais des Festivals hold the Cannes Film Festival, it also plays host to a series of congresses throughout the year, from the world’s property marketing in March to the luxury travel market in December, which is why a lot of our apartments are located in close proximity to the venue in La Croisette.
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| Low Season | price on application |
| Mid Season | price on application |
| High Season | price on application |
| Film Festival | price on application |
| Congress | price on application |
All prices are subject to change until confirmed with booking. Prices are quoted in Euros. Prices for all categories excluding conferences are for a 7-day period from 2.30pm on the day of arrival until 10am the following week. Please contact us for details of rates for booking greater or less than a week. Airport transfers pricing available upon request.
3rd January – 31st March & 1st November – 23rd December
1st April – 30th June & 16th September – 31st October
1st July – 15th September & 24th December – 2nd January
Please contact us for the current availability for this apartment.
We ask guests to pay a 30% deposit to secure their booking, and the balance 6 weeks prior to arrival. Payment can be made by transfer to our French bank account, or cheque from a French bank account.
You will be met and greeted by our agent on your arrival. Linen & towels are available at a cost of 25€ per person. Please bring your own beach towels. The rental price includes a final clean – a maid service for mid-stay cleans can be arranged, please ask for price information.
A refundable breakages deposit of 800 EUR is required (upon final payment, or in Euros’s to the agent on arrival), which will returned to you at the end of the stay if there is no damage and keys are returned safely.
The apartments will be available from 2.30pm on the day of arrival, and departure is by 10.00am on the final day. However, we will do our best to be flexible. If you would like to stay in the apartment after 10.00am because you have a later flight home, a late check out can be arranged free of charge – as long as prior notice is given, and there is not a booking immediately after yours.