No5 Saint Paul

No5 Saint Paul offers several ways to stay: a three-bedroom house for six people and suites for two. The house covers 175 m² and has three bedrooms with bathrooms, a lounge and a well-equipped kitchen. Its outdoor spaces include a balcony, a patio and a terrace, with views of the sea and mountains. Each suite measures 35 m² and has a bedroom and a private bathroom.

The suites offer views of the sea and surrounding hills, as well as air conditioning, a coffee machine and a minibar. Bathroom configurations vary: some have a bath, others a shower or both. The suite with a terrace also has a private outdoor space. All the beds in the room types described are extra-large, while the house has three separate bedrooms.

The accommodation offers facilities for preparing and enjoying meals on site, including a shared kitchen, dining table, fridge, dishwasher, kettle and coffee machine. Some spaces also have a minibar, a dining area and kitchenware. Private bathrooms are equipped with a bath or shower, towels, bed linen and a hairdryer. Air conditioning and heating complete the indoor facilities.

Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms. For relaxation, the property has a terrace, outdoor furniture and a shared lounge with a TV. Massages are available, including couples', back and foot massages; there is also a hair salon and beauty salon. Activities listed include hiking, horse riding, canoeing, fishing, scuba diving, tennis and a golf course within 3 km. A bar and a grocery delivery service round out the facilities.

Saint-Paul-de-Vence is a medieval hilltop village in the hinterland of Nice, with cobbled lanes, ramparts and stone houses. Art galleries and studios give its streets a distinctive character, while views stretch towards the hills and the Mediterranean. Visitors come to wander through the old town, explore its art venues and enjoy the pace of village life, away from the seafront.

The collegiate church of the Conversion of Saint Paul and small chapels line the village walk. The Fondation Maeght, known for its modern and contemporary art collections and sculpture garden, is 750 m away. Art lovers can also visit the Fondation CAB. Cagnes-sur-Mer, with its railway station and access to the coast, is 4.8 km away; the coastal beaches are another option for a seaside break during a day of sightseeing. Nice Côte d'Azur Airport is 7 km away.

You could start the day by exploring the ramparts and old streets, then visit the Fondation Maeght before returning to the village to browse the galleries. In summer, the coast draws more visitors and the days are long; spring and autumn are well suited to walks in the hinterland and cultural visits. A car makes it easier to explore the beaches and nearby towns; the historic centre is best explored on foot. Nice offers another day trip, with museums, squares and a seafront promenade.