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Holiday rentals in Cannes

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Flat in Centre-ville - Croisette
Charming Apartment On Meynadier Old Port
Idéalement situé entre le vieux port et le marché Forville, ce magnifique appartement de 45 m2 est un parfait pied-à-terre pour votre séjour ! Entièrement rénové, vous serez séduit par la combinaison évoquant le charme de l'ancien et la modernité. Il est chaleureux, très bien équipé et parfaitement aménagé ! Vous trouverez tout ce dont vous aurez besoin.. Au pied de la bâtisse, les multiples commerces seront comblés vos besoin ( Marché, boulangerie, boucherie, poissonnerie, pharmacie, tabac etc
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Superhost
Flat in Centre-ville - Croisette
Studio 50 meters from La Croisette
Located on Rue Notre Dame, 50 metres from the Croisette and its beaches, this apartment is ideal for congresses (2 minutes walk from the Palais des Festivals), weekends, and holidays. Covering an area of 34 m², it is through, quiet, air-conditioned and can accommodate up to 3 people. Nearby shops: Gambetta Market, Monoprix, bakery, many restaurants and bars, Nespresso Shop, Glaciers, cinemas, and of course, all the shops of Rue d 'Antibes and Croisette.
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Superhost
Flat in Centre-ville - Croisette
☀️ STUDI'O SOLEIL - Cannes center ! ☀️
📍8 rue Forville 📍 Ce Studio de 23m², se situe au coeur de Cannes, dans le quartier du Suquet. Il peut accueillir 2 personnes. ❗Au 3ème étage SANS ASCENSEUR❗ Idéal pour vacanciers et congressistes, tout se fait à pied ! →🚶‍♀️Palais des Festivals 5 min →🚶‍♀️ Boulevard de la Croisette 5 min →🚶‍♀️Plages 5 min →🚶‍♀️Marché Forville 1 min →🚶‍♀️Gare SNCF 10 min
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Stay near Cannes's top sights

Palais des Festivals et des Congres of Cannes842 locals recommend
E.Leclerc Le Cannet Rocheville31 locals recommend
Le Suquet672 locals recommend
Ile Sainte-Marguerite5 locals recommend
Le Vieux Port52 locals recommend
Hôtel Martinez66 locals recommend

Other great holiday rentals in Cannes

Superhost
Flat in Centre-ville - Croisette
Studio: seaview balcony, 2 mins walk to beaches
Individual Host
Superhost
Apartment in Centre-ville - Croisette
Beautiful studio center of Cannes
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Superhost
Flat in Centre-ville - Croisette
Le Classe: Calm ★ 150m Palais ★ Clim
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Superhost
Flat in Centre-ville - Croisette
⭐️Central Apartment, Old Port, 2min Palais Festival
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Superhost
Flat in Centre-ville - Croisette
Studio Centre de Cannes palais des festivals
Individual Host
Superhost
Apartment in Cannes
Studio center Cannes renovated with parking space
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Superhost
Flat in Centre-ville - Croisette
Studio Cannes downtown 100m from the beach
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Centre-ville - Croisette
Beautiful studio in the heart of Cannes
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Centre-ville - Croisette
Two rooms renovated on foot to the beaches and the Palace
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Superhost
Flat in Centre-ville - Croisette
★ Heart of Cannes ★ Cosy ★ Forville Market ★Design
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Centre-ville - Croisette
★ Cozy apartment in the heart of Cannes ★
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Superhost
Flat in Centre-ville - Croisette
Beautiful air-conditioned T2 in the center + parking
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Your guide to Cannes

Welcome to Cannes

Designer clothes, expensive cars, extravagant yachts: Cannes’s reputation for glitz and glamour is well earned. As the sparkling diamond of the French Riviera, it’s a place to see and be seen, studded with elegant 19th-century architecture, from its iconic Town Hall to the seaside pavilion-turned-art museum, La Malmaison. Its mile-long seafront boulevard, La Croisette, is lined with a rich array of bars, restaurants, and private beaches. Plenty of Cannes’s golden sand and crystal-blue water remains publicly accessible, from the busy Plage du Midi to the quieter Plage De La Bocca and Palm Beach, while its celebrated marinas, the Vieux Port and Port Pierre Canto, are good spots for catching a sunset. Even those without deep pockets can enjoy haute couture window shopping on Rue D’Antibes, or the sampling of culinary delights at the Marché Forville. The Lérins Islands, easily seen from the shore, make for excellent day trips.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Cannes

The Riviera’s warm, Mediterranean climate combined with its ocean breezes make Cannes a pleasure for much of the year. Early spring is particularly pleasant, and uncrowded, before things begin to get crazy in May, when film stars and movie moguls take over the town for its world-renowned film festival. If you want to see Cannes at its red-carpet finest, that’s the time to come. The yachting festival in September, when the marinas are chock-a-block with luxury craft, is another busy, glamorous time, as the 1 percent descend on the port town to scope out their next playthings. Autumn is still warm enough for sunbathing, before temperatures drop in winter. January, the coldest month, averages between 6 and 11 degrees Celsius, but the sun still shines, and the water still dazzles.


Top things to do in Cannes

La Croix-des-Gardes

This 200-acre forested reserve is less than a mile from La Croisette, but it feels a world away. Up here in the hills, overlooking the sea, you’re immersed in nature, surrounded by mimosas, as hawks and buzzards hover overhead. The hiking is splendid and with the Mediterranean in one direction and snow-capped mountains in the other, the views aren’t bad, either.

Le Suquet

Climb the steep streets in the western part of town, past the Vieux Port, and you’ll come to the oldest section of the city, which was a Roman settlement for 500 years. While all that remains from that period are ruins, the former fortress of the Musée de la Castre and the church of Notre-Dame d’Espérance retain their medieval flavour alongside later buildings from the Renaissance and the 19th century.

Île Saint-Honorat

The second largest of the Lérins Islands boasts a remarkable treasure – a Cistercian monastery that’s home to 21 monks, seven chapels, a 14th-century fortress, and eight hectares of vines. The monks cultivate the grapes under vows of silence to produce delicious wines and liqueurs. The island is free to visit, and only a few minutes from the mainland by boat.

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