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The chalet has a 15 m² bedroom for two people, with a large double bed and a private bathroom. Air conditioning and soundproofed walls add to the comfort of the sleeping area. The bedroom also has a flat-screen TV and a private entrance. It opens onto a terrace with garden and mountain views, setting it apart from a room that only overlooks the interior. The bathroom has a shower or bath, a toilet, a hairdryer and free toiletries.

The chalet has a coffee machine, electric kettle, fridge and microwave for preparing drinks and simple meals. Bed linen and towels are provided. A wardrobe or clothes rack offers storage, while a socket by the bed makes it easy to charge your devices. Views of the garden and surrounding hills accompany your stay in this self-contained space, designed for two travellers.

The chalet has a furnished terrace with outdoor furniture and an outdoor dining area. With plenty of sun, it extends the indoor space and overlooks the garden and mountains. Inside, air conditioning and heating let you adjust the temperature to suit the season. The accommodation is self-contained and non-smoking. Child safety features are also provided.

The kitchen has a coffee machine, electric kettle, microwave and fridge. The private bathroom is equipped with a shower or bath, a toilet, a hairdryer and free toiletries. A flat-screen TV is available, along with free Wi-Fi throughout the chalet. Free public parking is nearby and does not require a reservation. The terrace combines outdoor furniture and a dining area, while the chalet has a private entrance and an air-conditioned, heated indoor space.

Menton stretches between the Mediterranean and the first Alpine foothills, amid a landscape of hills, gardens and colourful façades. The chalet is on Route de Sospel, in the upper part of the town, where roads climb towards the villages of the hinterland. This location suits travellers who want to alternate seaside walks with exploring the hills, while keeping Menton as a base for outings.

The old town brings together narrow lanes, stairways and notable buildings around Saint-Michel Basilica. The Jean Cocteau Museum showcases the artist’s work, while the beaches and seafront promenade offer another way to explore the town. Rondelli Beach is 3.8 km away and the Jean Cocteau Museum is 4.2 km away. Menton railway station, 3.9 km away, serves the coast and makes it easier to get around without a car. The hilltop village of Sainte-Agnès invites you to take in the higher ground and explore the landscapes of the hinterland.

The mild climate extends the walking season, although the coast attracts more visitors in summer. In February, the Fête du Citron brings the town to life with citrus-themed displays and decorated parades. For a varied day out, you can spend the morning exploring the old town’s lanes, take a break on the seafront, then visit a garden or museum. The roads towards the hill villages are also suitable for a half-day excursion, with views of the coast and surrounding valleys.