Sunset Villa atypical with air conditioning

Sunset Villa is offered as a whole: the house has two bedrooms, a living room and two bathrooms. Measuring 70 m², it can accommodate up to ten people. This layout allows families or groups to share the kitchen, living room and terrace while having separate rooms for the night. The private bathroom, air conditioning and garden view are among the facilities in the house.

The sleeping arrangements are spread between the bedrooms and living room: there is one single bed, three double beds and three sofa beds. The kitchen lets you prepare meals, and the washing machine is useful for longer stays. The terrace extends the living space outdoors, while heating and a flat-screen TV complete the indoor facilities. Free Wi-Fi is also available.

The house has a kitchen, a washing machine and a private bathroom. The indoor spaces are air-conditioned, while heating is available for cooler Nice evenings. A flat-screen TV is also provided in the living room. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the house.

Outside, a terrace and a garden with a view extend the living spaces. They are suitable for relaxing outdoors after a day in the city or by the coast. Family rooms are among the facilities offered. The house brings together the essentials for preparing meals, relaxing in the living room and staying as a group, with separate sleeping areas and a terrace accessible from the house.

Nice stretches between the Mediterranean and the first foothills of the Alps, with a long coastal promenade, pebble beaches and neighbourhoods that take on a different character from one street to the next. The address is in the western part of the city, in the Caucade and airport area. This residential neighbourhood provides access to the coast and green spaces while remaining connected to central Nice.

Parc Phoenix has gardens, ponds and botanical discovery areas; the Asian Arts Museum is in the same area. For a day by the sea, the beaches of La Lanterne and Carras line the coast west of the centre. Nice Saint-Augustin railway station makes regional travel easier, while Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is nearby. Further east, Place Masséna leads to shopping avenues and the old town, where lanes, markets and colourful façades make for an urban stroll. Trams and buses serve different neighbourhoods, but a car can be useful for exploring nearby villages and headlands.

Nice is worth visiting all year round: winters are mild, and spring and autumn are well suited to city walks and excursions along the coast. In summer, set aside time for swimming and evening strolls, when the heat eases. An outing can take in the seafront, the gardens of Parc Phoenix and the streets of Vieux-Nice. Art lovers will also find several museums to visit, while coastal paths offer views of the bay and surrounding hills.