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Holiday rentals in France

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Loft in Paris
Penthouse w the best view of Paris
12 th floor no one in front of your extraordianry terrace but a unique view all over Paris from your loft widely open to full sky Eiffel Tower at 100 m First row ! A place to play , to celebrate many honeymooners have enjoyed it already Below, if you decide to go down from paradise..., you ll find the Champ de Mars gardens, restaurants shops transports... What else ? Full comfort of course ( yes there is a hairdryer !!!) building with warden and every security Centre of Paris means many spots within walking distances plus taxi and lot of buses, metro, Rer The lift goes to 11 floor Last floor is by stairs
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Chalet in Montreuil-sur-Epte
Chalet with outdoor Jacuzzi and private pond
Cottage by a private pond, in a property of 18 ha with spa 2 places on the outdoor terrace. Direct access to the Paris-London Green Lane (Chaussy - Gisors section) and the Epte (1st category river) for walking, biking and kayaking. Property without neighborhood, without any noise nuisance. In the Val d 'Oise, 10 minutes from Magny en Vexin (A15 motorway), 10 minutes from the Golf de Villarceaux and 20 minutes from the Musée des impressionnismes (Fondation Claude Monet - Giverny).
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Chalet in Colroy-la-Grande
Eco-site Epona "La Datcha" Parc Naturel des Vosges
Charming datcha classified 4-star 70 m2 on 50 acres of park along the forest edge, at the foot of the mountains adjoining the 3 hectares property of lodgers with horses, sheep, low courtyard, organic vegetable garden. Obligation from November 1: Snow tires or 4 seasons or chains or socks Equipped shed, barbecue, playground Organic shops and producers 3 km away. Located between Alsace and the Hautes Vosges, within 12/40 km there are multiple sports and cultural activities.
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Other great holiday rentals in France

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Yurt in Curienne
"Yurt of the Bas, Savoie"
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Farm stay in Clomot
Gîte à la ferme
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Home in Labenne
CHARMING HOUSE Seaside& Pine Forest
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Dome in Caylus
Sweet night under the stars
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Houseboat in Crac'h
Hermione Unusual cabin on the water, Crach Morbihan
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Houseboat in Baurech
Maison flottante / Houseboat ★ Baurechinsolite
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Cave in Cotignac
Troglodyte house in the tuf cliff
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Flat in Paris
Enjoy Eiffel Tower Sparkle in Grand Style!
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Cave in Bourré
Les gites des châteaux / Le troglo 'riel
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Treehouse in Rosoy-en-Multien
Jacuzzi cabin "Plume", unusual night near Paris
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Windmill in Chemillé-en-Anjou
GITE MOULIN A VENT RENOVE-LE MOULIN DES GARDE
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Loft in Paris
The most confidential Rooftop in Paris - View 360
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Your guide to France

All About France

From Paris’ world-famous museums to the Champagne region’s cycling routes to the Mediterranean glamour of Saint-Tropez, France is home to a diverse landscape, some of the world’s most lauded cuisine, and a rich history to explore. Head to Brittany to soak up a culture and character all of its own, wander the winding cobbled streets, and admire over 2,000 kilometres of coastline.

Separating France from its Spanish neighbour, the Pyrenees mountain range offers striking scenery and Pic du Midi Observatory’s unrivalled view of the night sky. On the other side of the country, Alsace lies on the border with Germany and boasts blended specialty dishes along with homes that have inspired countless colorful chocolate boxes. Provence’s sunflower fields and shaded town squares have been immortalised in postcards and oil paintings, while Lyon’s forward-looking foodie scene and the glassy waters of Lake Annecy add yet more contrast.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in France

With the slopes drawing skiers from all over the world, visitors lining the shore of the Côte d'Azur throughout the summer months, and spring in Paris appearing on most travellers’ wish lists, France is a year-round draw. Summer heat can be intense, especially in the south of the country and in larger cities. Locals traditionally go on their summer holidays in August, which can mean both quieter city streets for you to explore but fewer restaurants and shops to choose from. Bastille Day on 14 July is a colourful celebration marked by parades in many cities and lots of red, white, and blue. Provence is also a great place to be in July, when its famous lavender is in full flower — the heady scent will stay in your memory long after you leave.


Top things to do in France

La Rochelle

Whether you’re a literary enthusiast, history buff, or just a fan of pretty streets and harbour hangouts, La Rochelle is sure to enchant. Popular with a slew of writers and poets in the 18th and 19th centuries, the city also has a rich maritime history, from numerous lighthouses to the Musée Maritime. For a bird’s eye — or crow’s nest — view, head up the medieval towers stationed around the port.

Jura

Often thought of as a winter destination due to its strong ski culture, the eastern Jura region is home to ancient hilltop villages and lush, rolling hills to explore at any time of year. Foodies will be in their element here, from excellent wine in Arbois to a sought-after selection of cheeses including nutty Comté. Head up behind Fort l’Écluse for a sweeping view over Haute-Savoie and towards the Swiss Alps.

Parc National des Calanques

This protected natural wonder sits just outside Marseille and extends towards Cassis — a pastel-hued coastal town worth a visit in itself. Hidden among towering limestone cliffs, these secluded coves are a must-visit for locals and visitors alike. Hundreds of plant species and rare reptiles draw wildlife lovers, while water sports enthusiasts sail or kayak around the coast. Spring and early summer are the best times to visit, and cars are prohibited between June and October.

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