Amazing sea view 2 bedroom beach front 303

Hotel Description

You know what caught me off guard about this place? The name says “Amazing sea view” and honestly, I was expecting typical vacation rental exaggeration – but stepping onto that balcony actually made me pause. We’re talking about a proper Mediterranean panorama here, the kind where you can watch the morning light creep across the Baie de Cannes while sipping coffee in your pajamas. The apartment sits right on Rue Georges Clemenceau, which means you’re literally in the heart of everything without the chaos of the Croisette crowds (though you can walk there in maybe three minutes when you want that scene).

The setup is pretty perfect for a small group or family – two proper bedrooms that don’t feel cramped, and the living area opens right onto that balcony I mentioned. What I really appreciated was how the place felt lived-in rather than sterile, you know? There are actual books on the shelves, decent kitchen equipment that works, and the kind of thoughtful touches that suggest the owner actually stays here sometimes. The building itself has character – that classic French coastal architecture from when Cannes wasn’t quite so… well, Cannes-y. Fair warning though, it’s a walkup (third floor), so pack accordingly if you’re bringing heavy luggage.

Location-wise, this is where local knowledge really pays off. You’re positioned perfectly between the old port area – where locals actually eat and drink – and the festival district where tourists flock. The morning market at Marché Forville is maybe a five-minute stroll, and I mean the real market where Cannes residents shop for produce, not the souvenir version. Evenings get interesting because you can hear the street life below, which personally I loved (it felt authentically French), but light sleepers might want to bring earplugs during summer months when the restaurants stay busy late. Parking can be a bit of an adventure in this neighborhood – there’s street parking but it fills up fast, especially during festival season or summer weekends. The rating of 9 seems spot-on to me; it’s not luxury in the marble-and-gold sense, but it delivers exactly what it promises with the kind of genuine charm that’s getting harder to find in Cannes these days.

Early hotels booking in Cannes is essential during major events like the Film Festival, as accommodations fill up quickly with visitors eager to experience the city’s renowned glamorous atmosphere and luxury shopping.

Rooms

• Estimated price from: $420. Apartment with Sea View with 2 single beds and 1 large double bed for Max persons: 4

Reviews

• Myriam from France – 23 April 2024 (9/10)

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