French Riviera Gaudissard

French Riviera Gaudissard is rented as an entire 200 m² villa, arranged around three bedrooms and three en-suite bathrooms. The layout suits a stay shared with family or friends, with a fully equipped kitchen and spaces to spend time together indoors and in the garden. Each bedroom has a large double bed; the villa can accommodate up to six guests.

The terrace, balcony and patio extend the living areas outdoors. Views look out over the garden, pool and mountains, and the private pool offers a place to relax reserved for guests. The kitchen includes an oven, hob, fridge, dishwasher, microwave and coffee machine. Air conditioning, outdoor furniture and a barbecue complete the facilities. The villa is offered as a single rental, rather than as a range of separate rooms.

The outdoor areas include an outdoor swimming pool, a private pool, a garden, patio, balcony and sun terrace. Sun loungers or beach chairs and parasols complete the facilities. You will also find an outdoor dining area, garden furniture and a barbecue for enjoying meals outside. A fitness centre is also available.

The villa has a kitchen, dining table, coffee machine and kettle. The fridge and cooking appliances complete this space. Indoor parking is free, private and accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Free Wi-Fi is available in the communal areas. The entire accommodation is wheelchair accessible, and family rooms are available. The villa also has a private pool, garden and terrace.

Vence is a town in Alpes-Maritimes, on the hills above the French Riviera, between the Nice coastline and the first Alpine foothills. Its old town retains narrow lanes, ancient gates and squares lined with stone houses. The town attracts visitors interested in heritage, art and walks, while offering a less urban setting than the seaside. From the old streets, views stretch across the hills and, on clear days, towards the mountains.

In the town centre, the Cathedral of the Nativity of Our Lady and the chapels tell the story of the area. The Chapelle du Rosaire, decorated by Henri Matisse, is a notable visit for art lovers. In Saint-Paul-de-Vence, you can explore the medieval lanes and galleries on foot; the Fondation Maeght displays modern and contemporary art in a setting designed for visitors. Nice-Côte d’Azur Airport is 10 km away. A car makes it easier to get between the hilltop villages, museums and coast.

In spring and autumn, the temperatures are well suited to walks through the old districts and trips to nearby villages. In summer, plan visits for the morning or late afternoon, then enjoy the coastal beaches or a cultural outing in Nice. You could spend a day exploring Vence’s market and lanes before visiting Saint-Paul-de-Vence; hikers will also find trails in the surrounding hills. The region can be explored all year round, with a livelier atmosphere on the coast during the summer season.