SPACIOUS TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT - Albert 1er . Ponteil Beach
Le Palais Albert
4 Guests
Our 100m2 apartment is entirely refurbished in a magnificent Art Déco building with historical background, where Man Ray the American artist/photographer lived on the sixth floor and where his friend Pablo Picasso painted his "Pêche de Nuit à Antibes" from the balcony in August 1939.
You will enjoy its high ceilings, spacious rooms and beautiful decoration. It is ideally located within walking distance of the highlights of Antibes: the Ponteil beach, the Rampart, the Old Town and the Place Charles de Gaulle. The apartment is ideal for a family or 2 couples.
THE APARTMENT
Le Palais Albert is a spacious two-bedroom apartment (extra king-size bed; 2 single beds) and 2 bathrooms (bathtub and walk-in shower; walk-in shower only). The kitchen is fully equipped with high quality fixtures. The lounge area comprises a living space with two large sofas and a dining room where you can glimpse the sea.The utility room is equipped with a washing machine.
GALLERY
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AMENITIES
2 Bedrooms: 1 Extra king-size Bed,
2 Single Beds
4 Guests
Air Conditioning
Equipped kitchen
TV & Netflix
Free Wifi
Washing Machine
Plus: Oven, Microwave, Nespresso Coffee Machine, Towels, Toiletries, Hair Dryer, Iron & Board
HOUSE RULES
Not suitable for pets
Strictly non smoking
No parties or events
No children under 10
GUEST REVIEWS
"This luxurious apartment has been lovingly renovated with outstanding attention to detail. Having travelled to Antibes many times, this is by far the best apartment I have stayed in. So comfortable, light, homely and only 5 minutes walk from train & bus stations, the old town with shops, restaurants, museum and also the beach. The beds are super comfy and the bathrooms beautifully equipped with everything you need. Ideal spot to explore from or sit yourself back in the large sofa and admire the view over the water. Great restaurant recommendations too. Can’t wait to come back next year."