Châlet 26 m2 à 5 minutes à pied

The chalet has one 26 m² bedroom for two people. This layout suits a couple or two travellers looking for an independent space in Castagniers. The private bathroom has a shower. Garden views and access to the terrace add an outdoor space to the living area.

The kitchenette lets you prepare meals on site. It includes a refrigerator, a microwave, an electric kettle, a coffee machine and kitchenware. The chalet also has a washing machine, a wardrobe or clothes rack, a drying rack and ironing facilities. A flat-screen TV completes the amenities. The bed is a double bed. The main features of the accommodation are all part of this single layout, with a private bathroom and garden views.

The chalet has a kitchenette equipped for preparing meals on site, with a refrigerator, a microwave, an electric kettle, a coffee machine and kitchenware. The washing machine, drying rack and ironing facilities are useful for stays of several days. A wardrobe or clothes rack provides space for your belongings, and the private bathroom has a shower.

Outside, the terrace overlooks the garden, where outdoor furniture and barbecue facilities are available. Free private parking is available near the chalet. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. The flat-screen TV completes the leisure facilities. Pets are allowed on request, and an additional charge may apply. The chalet is non-smoking and has heating.

Castagniers is a village in the Nice hinterland, in the hills overlooking the Var plain. The landscape alternates between wooded slopes, small villages and winding roads, with Nice and the Mediterranean to the south. Life here has a more rural pace than on the coast; a car makes it easier to travel between the villages, trails and city. Aspremont and Saint-Blaise give you a glimpse of the hilltop villages in the area.

There are a variety of outings to enjoy nearby. Château de Bellet, 4.5 km away, is a wine estate in the hills around Nice. Parc du lac du Broc, also 4.5 km away, offers a natural setting for walks and time by the lake. In Nice, Musée Matisse displays the artist’s works in the Cimiez district, while MAMAC explores modern and contemporary art. The city centre and seafront are accessible by car, and the Castagniers railway stop is 350 m away.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks in the hills, with temperatures often more pleasant for exploring the hinterland. In summer, you can spend a day in Nice and on the coast, then return to the hills. Another outing could combine nearby villages with a visit to a wine estate. Allow time in the city to explore Nice’s museums, squares and heritage; the hills around Castagniers offer a different atmosphere, away from the beaches and lively districts.