3 Pièces avec grande terrasse

Hotel Description

You know what struck me first about this place? The name doesn’t lie – that terrace is genuinely massive. I mean, when you’re staying right on Boulevard Vallombrosa, you don’t expect to have this sprawling outdoor space that feels almost private despite being ground floor. The apartment sits perfectly positioned where the boulevard curves slightly, so you’re not dealing with the crazy traffic noise you’d get closer to the Palais des Festivals, but you’re still absolutely in the heart of everything that matters in Cannes.

The three-room setup works brilliantly – honestly, it’s one of those places where the layout just makes sense. The living area flows naturally onto that terrace, and I found myself spending most mornings out there with coffee, watching the neighborhood wake up. Boulevard Vallombrosa has this interesting mix of locals heading to work and tourists trying to figure out their day, and from the terrace you get this perfect people-watching vantage point. What I really appreciated was how quiet it gets in the evenings – you’re close enough to walk to all the restaurants along Rue d’Antibes (maybe eight minutes if you’re not rushing), but far enough from the waterfront chaos that you can actually sleep with the windows open. The bedrooms are well-sized, nothing fancy but comfortable, and there’s enough storage space that you don’t feel like you’re living out of a suitcase.

Location-wise, this is where someone who knows Cannes would choose to stay. You’re essentially equidistant from the beach and the train station – practical if you’re doing day trips to Nice or Monaco – and there’s a decent grocery store on Rue Hoche that’s perfect for stocking up on basics. The building itself is typical Cannes residential, nothing glamorous but solid, and check-in was straightforward (though I’d recommend confirming timing in advance since it’s not a traditional hotel setup). During festival season this area gets busier but never unbearable, and honestly, the terrace becomes even more valuable when everywhere else is packed. If you’re traveling in summer, that outdoor space catches a nice breeze in the late afternoon, which makes a real difference when it gets humid. The only minor thing I’d mention is that being ground floor means you occasionally hear people walking by, but it’s Boulevard Vallombrosa, not some busy pedestrian street, so it’s really not an issue. This feels like staying in someone’s well-located Cannes apartment rather than a sterile hotel room – which, depending on what you’re after, could be exactly perfect.

Rooms

• Estimated price from: $185. Two-Bedroom Apartment with 1 double bed, 2 single beds and 1 sofa bed for Max persons: 3

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