Les Petits Volets 2 à 100m de la mer

Les Petits Volets 2 offers two double rooms, each for two people and with a double bed. Both have air conditioning, a private bathroom and an electric kettle. The first room measures 14 m² and the second 12 m². The two rooms therefore share the main amenities but have distinct layouts.

The 14 m² room has a bathroom with a walk-in shower, a hairdryer and a wardrobe. The second, slightly more compact room, stands out for its flat-screen TV, which is also listed among its amenities. Both bathrooms include free toiletries. Bed linen, towels and heating are also provided. The rooms are on floors accessible only by stairs; each offers a private space suited to a stay for two.

The rooms have air conditioning, heating and ironing facilities. Each has a private bathroom with a shower or bath, toilet, towels, bed linen, toilet paper, a hairdryer and free toiletries. An electric kettle is also provided in the rooms. The upper floors are accessible only by stairs.

Free Wi-Fi is available in the communal areas. Internet is also listed among the amenities. For time spent in the room, one of the two has a flat-screen TV. Private bathrooms and air conditioning are shared by both rooms, while the TV is a feature of just one. The bed and breakfast has no parking.

Antibes stretches between the ramparts of its old town, the harbour and the Mediterranean beaches. The narrow streets of the historic centre alternate with passageways, small squares and old façades; the seafront looks out over boats and coves. This part of the town suits travellers who want to combine cultural visits, swimming and walks without making every outing a car trip.

Plage de la Gravette is 400 m away and provides access to the seafront near the ramparts. The Picasso Museum, housed in Château Grimaldi, features works by the artist and exhibitions; it is 200 m away. The Provençal Market brings together fresh produce and local specialities in the old town. Antibes railway station is 900 m away and serves the French Riviera. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 15 km from the accommodation. Fort Carré, a 16th-century fortification near the harbour, is also open to visitors in town.

In summer, the beaches and harbour attract more visitors; mornings are a good time to stroll through the old streets before the hottest part of the day. In spring and September, the weather is often still favourable for outings by the sea, with fewer visitors. A day can combine a visit to the market and the Picasso Museum with a swim, followed by a walk along the harbour. For coastal walks, Cap d’Antibes offers walking routes and views of the coastline.