We love traveling around the world, and I can confirm that the Provence Alpes Côte d'Azur is one of the most beautiful regions in the world. For my part, Jerome, having grown up in a Hotel and Restaurant, the contact with others is easy and comfortable for me. I like to be of service and I appreciate in return a simple smile or thank you. As a family, we have developed over time some land in Provence and on the French Riviera. In addition, we have put our experience in the seasonal management of vacation rentals to good use, and offer accommodations from owners who trust us and whom we have carefully chosen for your benefit. We will be happy to guide you throughout your stay! by giving you some tips and advice to stay and discover the best places See you soon to receive you at our place !

At 2 steps of the Cours Saleya, in a small building of the old Nice, on the second floor, without elevator, we propose you an apartment of 2 rooms and 2 shower-rooms, an independent WC! A balcony for the breakfast, the aperitif, at the return of beach or the market. The rooms are located in a quiet area. The living room is open on the kitchen offers 2 doors window opening on the balcony with an overview on the course Saleya! The beach ? it's only 2 minutes away by foot ! Please note that ONLY the living room has an air conditioning unit. It allows to maintain a temperature of 22 to 24° in the apartment when the temperature outside is 35°.

f you want to enjoy the city of Nice and live in the most typical area of the city, then you are in the right place! You will have all the best fruits and vegetables at your feet, with the added pleasure of discovering our farmers in the back country! Also, all around, many restaurants and bars will allow you to spend unforgettable moments at less than one minute of walk! The sea and the beach are 1 minute away, quai des Etats unis and plage Castel. The old town tells the story of Nice's medieval past with its monuments, its baroque palaces and its nightlife. Eminently picturesque, it is characterized by its narrow streets, its high buildings, its arches topped by several floors that span the streets, its staircases that connect the different levels, its winding alleys, its squares and its restaurant terraces. Built in the 16th and 17th centuries, rehabilitated in the 1950s and now well presented, it remains a moving testimony of the past. Dotted with small stores selling local specialties that smell of spices, scented candles and the scents of the Midi, the old town of Nice is also the place to find restaurants with secret rooms and pizzerias whose terraces overflow onto the