Villa Janine

Accommodation

• Five bedrooms, three bathrooms
• Maximum occupancy: 11 guests

Location

• Walking distance to centre of Cannes

Amenities/Facilities

• Fully equipped kitchen
• BBQ
• Wi-fi
• Air-conditioning
• Heated private swimming pool

Included services

• Housekeeping once per week
• Concierge services

Villa Janine

A modern and comfortable villa in a convenient location.

Upper Floor

• A master suite with an en-suite bathroom with a Jacuzzi bath.
• 1 dbl bedroom
• 1 fully equipped kitchen
• 1 Living room
• 1 Dining room

Lower Floor

• 3 dbl bedrooms
• 1 room with 1 single bed
• 2 bathrooms

Distances

Cannes

Nestled in an enchanting corner of the Golfe de la Napoule Bay, Cannes is blessed with a balmy Mediterranean climate. The weather is mild year-round and perfect for sunbathing by the beach from May through October. Leafy palm trees grace the streets of Cannes, and subtropical flowers flourish throughout the city, giving visitors the impression of being in paradise.

The prestigious Film Festival of Cannes has been an important event since it began in 1946. Drawing famous movie stars from around the world, this annual red-carpet gala has earned an international reputation for promoting the art of filmmaking.

The Boulevard de la Croisette, one of the most fashionable streets on the French Riviera, is the centre of tourist activity in Cannes. It is lined with opulent villas, upscale boutiques and lavish Belle Epoque hotels, such as the legendary Carlton Cannes, a masterpiece of Art Nouveau architecture designed by Charles Dalmas, the Hotel Martinez, and the Majestic.

The boulevard extends from the Palais des Festivals to the lovely La Roseraie (Rose Garden) at the Square du 8 Mai 1945. Along this two-kilomètre stretch, the beachfront promenade is a great place for strolling, people-watching, and admiring the magnificent sea views. One thing to keep in mind: Many beaches along this stretch are private.

Beyond La Roseraie Park is the idyllic Port Pierre Canto, with its rows of luxury yachts docked at the harbour. Also within walking distance is another Harbour, the Port de la Pointe Croisette, the departure point for regattas organized by the Yacht Club of Cannes.

Perched on the slopes of Mont Chevalier above the bay, the Old Town (Le Suquet) represents the original fishing village. In a picturesque hillside setting, this area offers exceptional views, as well as old-world charm. This traffic-free quarter features narrow cobblestone alleyways, pedestrian staircases, and interesting historic remnants such as the city’s ancient walls.