Villa Angelina

Villa Angelina is rented as a whole: the holiday home has a separate bedroom and a living room, with a total area of 60 m². It can accommodate up to five people. The bedroom has one large double bed; the living room has two sofa beds. The private bathroom includes a bath and a shower. The air-conditioned house combines sleeping areas with a fully equipped kitchen.

The terrace is a distinctive feature of the accommodation, offering a sea view alongside views of the garden, town and mountains. The kitchen includes a dishwasher, an oven, a hob, a refrigerator, a microwave and a coffee machine. A washing machine and a flat-screen TV complete the facilities. The private entrance and seating area make the layout suitable for group stays, with sleeping places divided between the bedroom and the living room.

The house has a fully equipped kitchen for preparing meals, with an oven, a hob, a refrigerator, a microwave, a toaster, a kettle and a coffee machine. The dishwasher and washing machine are useful for longer stays. There is a table for meals indoors, while an outdoor dining area extends the space for spending time on the terrace.

The garden has outdoor furniture, parasols and sun loungers, with a solarium completing the space. Inside, the private bathroom includes a bath, a shower, a toilet and a hairdryer. The house is air-conditioned and has a flat-screen TV, a private entrance and free Wi-Fi throughout. Pets are allowed; an additional charge may apply. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

Beausoleil stretches across the heights above the Principality of Monaco, on the border between France and the city-state. Its streets climb and descend between buildings, stairways and passageways, with open views over the Mediterranean. The area suits travellers who want to explore Monaco while staying on the French side. The coastline, urban promenades and gardens shape the everyday surroundings; comfortable shoes are useful for walking up and down the slopes.

Larvotto Beach and the Japanese Garden make it easy to go from the town to the seaside. The Prince’s Palace of Monaco and the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco offer a glimpse of the Principality’s heritage and maritime life. Monaco-Monte-Carlo railway station connects the area to the regional rail network. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 18 km away; the drive follows the coastal roads and may take longer when traffic is heavy. Walking is convenient for reaching Monaco’s sights, but changes in elevation are part of the routes.

In spring and autumn, mild temperatures are well suited to walking and taking breaks on a terrace. More visitors come to the coastline in summer, particularly around the beaches and Monaco’s main sights. A day might begin with a stroll through the Japanese Garden, continue with a visit to the museum or the Prince’s Palace, and end by the water. Those looking for views can also explore the upper streets of Beausoleil and take in the coast from its various viewpoints.