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Cannes vacation rentals

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Top-rated vacation rentals in Cannes

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Apartment in Centre-ville - Croisette
Air-conditioned studio + Parking 5 minutes from the beaches.1
CONTACTLESS CHECK-IN and CHECK-OUT. THE keys ARE TO BE RECOVERED IN A Studio SAFE of 24 m2 in the CENTER of canes. On the 3rd/last floor with ELEVATOR of an old hotel transformed into a bourgeois building under video surveillance. You enjoy the benefits of downtown while being in a QUIET and WOODED residence. Shops, restaurants, transport, beaches are only a few minutes walk away. Like me, you'll enjoy this place, whether you're here for work or on vacation.
G$15,294 GYD per night
Apartment in Centre-ville - Croisette
2-room Air-conditioned+Garden+Parking 5mins from the beaches2
CHECK-IN ET CHECK-OUT SANS CONTACT. LES CLES SONT A DISPOSITION DANS UN COFFRE CENTRE de Cannes: 2 rooms RDJ in an old hotel transformed into a bourgeois building under video surveillance. You enjoy the benefits of downtown while being in a QUIET and WOODED residence. Shops, restaurants, transport, beaches are only a few minutes walk away. Like me, you'll enjoy this place whether you come for work or on vacation.
G$15,608 GYD per night
Superhost
Condo in Centre-ville - Croisette
Seaside luxury flat in 1920's hotel
In the center of La Croisette between the hotel Carlton and Martinez, Artdeco palace high standard renovated. The contemporary flat of 36sm has a large double bed, a little kitchen, big bathroom and toilet. Sea view from balcony. Air conditioned.
G$20,117 GYD per night

Stay near Cannes's top sights

Palais des Festivals et des Congres of Cannes842 locals recommend
Ile Sainte-Marguerite5 locals recommend
Old Port52 locals recommend
E.Leclerc Le Cannet Rocheville31 locals recommend
Le Suquet672 locals recommend
Hôtel Martinez66 locals recommend

Cannes house rentals

Superhost
Home in Le Cannet
Studio in Villa /City Centre
G$7,946 GYD per night
Superhost
Home in Le Cannet
Maisonnette (Tiny House) bordering Cannes
G$12,140 GYD per night
Superhost
Home in Le Cannet
Garden floor 6 min from La Croisette
G$15,010 GYD per night
Private room in Le Cannet
Private Bedroom
G$8,829 GYD per night
Superhost
Private room in Croix-des-Gardes
Vue mer au calme (1) «Les Mimosas»
G$22,073 GYD per night
Home in Le Cannet
Charming independent studio
G$11,037 GYD per night
Superhost
Private room in Cannes
Bedroom in villa center Cannes
G$9,933 GYD per night
Superhost
Home in Centre-ville - Croisette
House in the heart of Cannes
G$17,659 GYD per night
Superhost
Private room in Bocca Sud
homestay room in villa
G$7,882 GYD per night
Superhost
Home in Le Cannet
Very nice house " La Chrysalide " in Le Cannet.
G$15,451 GYD per night
Home in Croix-des-Gardes
Le Guid - 15 min beach - VCA
G$22,126 GYD per night
Home in Centre-ville - Croisette
Studio 30 m2, Hyper centre, Gare, Parking free
G$11,037 GYD per night

Your guide to Cannes

All About Cannes

The town of Cannes sits near the warm waters of the French Riviera with whitewashed Moorish architecture, earthen terracotta roof tiles, and vibrant bougainvilleas setting the scene. It’s known for its fantastic Mediterranean climate, high-end shopping, and emphasis on a leisurely lifestyle. The town’s famous film festival and sprawling beachfront along the Boulevard de la Croisette — which houses luxury fashion brands and award-winning restaurants — have attracted international celebrities and fashionable travelers to the city for decades. Its beaches, bathed in the warm glow of the Côte d’Azur sun, lure people looking to enjoy the turquoise waters, with yachts and sailboats bobbing in the distance.

Cannes also has a strong cultural side to explore, with its medieval castles, meandering streets of the old town, and unique galleries, such as its underwater sculpture museum. You’ll also discover plenty of trails in or near the town, including the Coast Trail or La Croix des Gardes Loop, and many hiking and mountain biking options in the surrounding area. More than a dozen nearby hills in the Alpes Maritimes are open for skiing in the winter.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Cannes

Cannes has a moderate Mediterranean climate with warm, pleasant summers full of long sunny days and little to no rain. June through August are particularly dry — creating excellent conditions to sunbathe and enjoy the shimmering Riviera waters. And while the winters tend to cool down, with moderate increases in rainfall and cloud cover, the weather is still pleasant for meandering about the city. But with more than 300 days of sunshine annually, vacation rentals in Cannes are always popular, especially during the spring, when its famous film festival takes place, usually in the latter half of May. Cinema magnates, movie stars, and celebrities from all over the world attend the ten-day event.

The European Night of the Museums also occurs in May, offering you the chance to see the continent’s museums in a new light — literally — with nighttime entry and special events. And in August, the Pyrotechnic Art Festival celebrates all forms of art incorporating light and illumination, culminating in a spectacular fireworks show over the water.


Top things to do in Cannes

Boulevard de la Croisette

One of the most famous streets in France, this mile-long beachfront boulevard houses luxury shopping, open-air cafes, and some of the country’s best culinary offerings. The wide, palm-lined promenade overlooks golden beaches and marinas where yachts and towering sailboats nestle side by side, setting the backdrop for wandering about the ornate stone fountains and enjoying the seaside.

Musée de la Castre

This 12th-century castle perched atop a hill overlooks the city and offers grand vistas over the ocean and countryside. The museum provides a history of the region through its impressive collections, with musical instruments, clay masks, and Roman-era artifacts making up the Mediterranean history exhibit. Other rooms house a fantastic array of items from the pre-Columbian Americas, central Asia, and Oceania.

Vieux Port (Old Port)

While the main marina along the Boulevard de la Croisette flaunts its fleet of modern ocean liners and yachts, the Old Port — below the Old Town District — has an old-world charm with small fishing boats and sailing craft taken out daily by locals. On the western side of the Old Port, you can wind your way uphill and explore the quarter of Le Suquet, with its undulating, cobblestoned streets, vibrant greenery, and winding walkways.