ApartmentIllustration photoLa Terrasse
Vieux-Nice, Nice
A characterful flat in the old town, with a reading corner facing the sea and original terracotta floors.
- Charm
- Sea view
- Old town
Nice draws travellers all year round: summer by the sea, conferences and trade fairs, the Carnival in February, sunny winter breaks. We manage your short-term rental in Nice with particular care for comfort, cleanliness and welcome, in French, English, Italian and Spanish.
Many guests come from Italy, the UK, Germany or the United States. Lorella answers them in their own language, before and during their stay.
Beyond summer, events at the convention centre, the Carnival and mild winters fill well-managed calendars.
In Nice, letting a furnished tourist rental requires a declaration and a registration number. We help you check your property is compliant before it goes online.
ApartmentIllustration photoVieux-Nice, Nice
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The whole city: centre, Promenade des Anglais, Port, Vieux-Nice, Cimiez, Mont-Boron and the hills. Message us to check your address.
Yes, a furnished holiday let in Nice must be declared and carry a registration number. We guide you through the process.
From Nice to Antibes, we manage flats and houses on the French Riviera.
One message is enough to get started. Lorella replies in French, English, Italian or Spanish.