MAISON SAFRANIER villa balnéo vieil antibes

MAISON SAFRANIER is rented as an entire two-bedroom house, rather than as separate rooms. The 45 m² space includes a living room, a kitchen and a private bathroom. Sleeping arrangements include a double bed and a sofa bed, accommodating up to four people. The house has air conditioning, and a private entrance gives guests independence.

The kitchen lets you prepare meals and includes a hob, a refrigerator, a microwave, kitchenware, a kettle and a coffee machine. In the bathroom, you will find a shower, a bathtub and a spa bath. A washing machine, a tumble dryer, a flat-screen TV and a minibar complete the facilities. The house overlooks a quiet street. Bed linen and towels are provided.

The house has a fully equipped kitchen for preparing meals, with a refrigerator, hob, microwave, toaster, kitchenware and dining table. An electric kettle and a coffee machine are also provided. The minibar adds to the kitchen facilities. In the private bathroom, you will find a shower, a bathtub, a spa bath and a hairdryer.

For everyday comfort, the accommodation has air conditioning, heating, a washing machine and a tumble dryer. A flat-screen TV with a streaming service lets you watch programmes in the living room. Wi-Fi is free throughout the house. Bicycle and car hire are available, and public parking spaces can be found nearby; a supplement may apply. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

Antibes stretches between the harbour, the ramparts and the Mediterranean beaches. In old Antibes, narrow lanes run alongside old façades and little squares enlivened by the Provençal market. The neighbourhood suits travellers who enjoy exploring a town on foot, moving between historic sights and the seafront, and returning in the evening to the atmosphere of an old town centre.

Gravette Beach is 350 m away; it is sheltered near the ramparts and harbour. The Musée Picasso, housed in Château Grimaldi, displays works by Picasso as well as modern art collections. The Provençal market offers a chance to discover local produce. Antibes railway station, 900 m away, connects the town with other stops along the French Riviera. Further afield, Cap d’Antibes is suited to coastal walks, while Juan-les-Pins has beaches and leisure facilities.

The mild climate makes it possible to enjoy the coast for much of the year, although summer is busier and hotter. For a varied day, start with the market and the lanes of the town centre, spend the afternoon swimming or walking along the coastal path, then head back to the harbour in the late afternoon. Spring and early autumn are good times for exploring on foot, with temperatures often more pleasant for discovering the old town and coast.