Immogroom - Suquet - 2 min from the beaches

The entire 65 m² villa is offered as a single room category. Its layout includes two separate bedrooms, a living room, a kitchenette and two bathrooms. It can accommodate up to six people, with four single beds across the bedrooms and a sofa bed in the living room. The en-suite bathroom, air conditioning and terrace are among the accommodation’s facilities.

The kitchenette has utensils, a coffee machine and a dining area for preparing and enjoying meals on site. The living room has a sofa and opens onto the terrace. An additional bathroom and an additional toilet complete the bathroom facilities. The layout suits families or groups who want to share communal spaces while having two separate bedrooms. Bed linen and ironing equipment are also provided.

The villa has a terrace, heating and air conditioning. The bedrooms are non-smoking. In the kitchen, you will find a kitchenette, utensils, a coffee machine and a dining area. The living room has a sofa, and the accommodation is equipped with an iron and a trouser press. Bed linen and toilet paper are provided.

The villa has two bathrooms, an additional bathroom and an additional toilet. Facilities include a shower or a bath, depending on the room. An iPod docking station and a TV with cable channels complete the media facilities. The villa has no parking, and no Internet connection is available. A baby kit comprising a cot, a high chair and bed linen can be provided for an additional charge of €44, followed by €5 per day.

Le Suquet is Cannes’ old town, on the heights overlooking the Old Port. Its narrow streets and stairways lead to small squares, historic façades and the area around Notre-Dame d’Espérance Church. This part of the city has a different atmosphere from the seafront’s grand boulevards. It suits visitors who enjoy exploring a historic centre on foot before heading to the beaches or harbour activities.

The Musée des explorations du monde occupies the former castle and displays collections of art and objects from different parts of the world. As you head down towards the port, you will find the quays and boat departures for the Lérins Islands, including Sainte-Marguerite and its fort. Plage du Midi runs along the area to the south-west, while the Croisette stretches along the seafront further east, with its beaches and grand hotels. The Palais des Festivals hosts events and film screenings, and Cannes railway station connects the city to other destinations on the French Riviera.

Cannes is a year-round destination, but sunny spring and late-season days are well suited to walks between Le Suquet, the port and the Croisette. In summer, swimming and beach visits shape the day, and the seafront is busier. For an outing, plan to visit the museum in the morning, then take a boat to Sainte-Marguerite to explore the island’s paths and the Fort Royal. The sloping streets of the old town require a little effort to explore on foot.