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Your accommodation's specifications

Surface

65m2

Bedrooms

2

Beds

1 queen bed + 2 single beds/1 queen bed + 1 couch

Kitchen

Fully equiped

Exterior

A private terrace with retractable sun shades

Air conditioning in the living-room

Yes

Air conditioning in the bedrooms

No for the moment, but we have provided fans

Washing machine

Yes

Wi-fi

Yes

TV

1 in the living-room and 1 on the terrace

Children play area

Yes, a slide and a swing under the orange tree

Board games

Yes, in the coffee table

Sport equipments

Yes, an exercise bike

Parking

No – more info in the section “Where to park my car”

House rules

Calm hours

23:00 – 07:30

Smoking

Outside – ok, inside – not allowed

Pets

Not allowed (exception can be done for very small dog breeds)

Parties and loud gatherings

Not allowed

Basic equipments you’ll find in the apartment at your arrival

Personal hygiene and health

Towels / Bed sheets / Toilet Paper / Hand soap / Shower gel / Shampoo / First aid kit

Kitchen

Coffee / Dishwashing liquid / Kitchen sponge / Dishwasher tablets / Kitchen paper

Laundry

Laundry tablets / Iron / Drying rack

Here's A small guide to your stay

How to access your accomodation

Check-in

The check-in is after 16:00.

Access

The keys are in a key box outside on the terrace of the accomodation. The code will be given to you with a message via Booking or Airbnb.

Here is a description of how to access the accomodation independently:

When you are at the address – 37 boulevard François Grosso 06000 Nice, you have to enter at the end of the path and you go to the right by the stairs.

You’re looking for VILLA TALCHI.

You go up to the gray iron portal just in front of you.


Please do not go on the stairs of our neighbour which should be just behind you at this point (she’s not very happy when it happens :D).



You open the right gate (the one with the black handle) and continue to climb the stairs.

Once at the top you take the green gate on the left. You enter onto the terrace of your accomodation.

To enter the accomodation you have a key box on the right of the door. We’ll send you the code in a message via Booking or Airbnb.

When you’re locking the door of the appartment, turn the handle strongly up like on the photo 🙂

Wi-Fi

Name: Freebox-C8F20C
Password: Nikolovi1914

Noise

Limit all noises and lower your voices outside between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m. and pay attention to the noise levels when taking the stairs in the evening and early in the morning. Please do not play loud music on the terrace. We’re surrounded by buildings and the noises resonate a lot.

Parties

The accommodation is not suitable for parties and loud gatherings as it's a family house, surrounded by other buildings and we (the hosts) live upstairs.

Doors

Please always close the stair gate. In the evenings and at night, please lock it.
The door of the apartment can be locked by turning up strongly the handle.

TV

You have 2 televisions. The one in the living room is connected to a ChromeTV device. OQEE by Free is the application for the french TV. The television on the terrace is connected to an antenna and it has also a Google Chromcast on it.

Security cameras

We have installed 3 cameras outside - two on the stairs and another at the main entrance to the house (our entrance door).

The living room


If someone is going to sleep on the couch, there is a top matress in the storage space of the couch.

couch-storage-space-matress

The bedrooms


There are blankets at your disposal in the closets.

In the closet of the master bedroom you may find an iron and beach matresses.

We do not currently offer beach towels. Please do not use the bath towels we left for you for the beach

The terrace


In the region, it sometimes blows very strongly. Please close the awnings in case of strong wind.

The cushions for the dining chairs may be found in the fourniture below the air conditioning in the livingroom.

Please do not hang your laundry or other items on the privacy screens

The kitchen


To turn off/on the lights under the kitchen furniture, you can press the button in the middle of the white switch for 3 seconds which is stuck under the furniture right next to the absorber.

For the cooking plate (which works by induction), remember to use the unlock button – press for 3 seconds as indicated.

The microwave oven works by turning the 2 knobs. You select the mode/power with the one at the bottom, you turn the one at the top to choose the time and it starts on its own. The small button at the bottom right (with the watch) only changes the clock time on the screen.

Dishwasher tablets have been provided to you and you can find them under the sink.

Instructions for the oven:

1. Turn the function knob to select the desired function.
2. Turn the thermostat knob to select the desired temperature.
3. Press "Play" button to start cooking.
4. During cooking, you can adjust the cooking time and temperature by turning the function and thermostat knob respectively. Press "Play" button to confirm.
5. To interrupt cooking, press "Pause" button. Press "Play" to resume. You can stop cooking at any time by pressing "Pause" twice.

You can see more details here:

The bathroom and the WC


You may find a first aid kit in the bathroom furniture on the left.

Please don't throw in the toilet other that toilet paper.

If the water stops draining properly into the siphon, there is an ustensile hanging on the top right of the shower cabin that will allow you to lift the siphon's decorative cover and to clean it.

Other

In the apartment, there is a locked door (the one with the big mirror) which leads to a small storage space and also to our part of the house. Please do not try to force it. 🙂

What do you do when the trash can overflows?

The trash can be thrown away between 7 p.m. and 10p.m. in the place provided for it on the sidewalk of the boulevard next to the bus station following the waste collection schedule of the town of Nice:

Recycable trash

Monday + Thursday

Household waste

Tuesday + Wednesday + Friday + Sunday

What about Saturdays?

No waste collection.

If you were unable to throw away the trash before your departure, you can place it in our trash bin that is on the stairs.

 

We really appreciate it if we don’t have to throw away numerous trash bags by ourselves. 😉

Departures


The check-out is before 11:00.

Please put the used sheets and towels in the laundry basket next to the washing machine.

Please do not leave any trash inside the appartment. If you couldn't throw all of it in the evening as explained above, you can throw it in the black trash bin on the stairs.

Please do not leave dirty dishes.

Lock the apartment and leave the keys in the key box.

We trust you and hope to find the property in good condition. If this is not the case, additional taxes may be added.

Parking Palmeira

Address: 47 Rue Saint-Philippe, 06000 Nice
Prices: Check prices

Parking places on the street


Boulevard François Grosso is now in a paid parking zone (horodateurs installed with a start date of 1 July 2024) for the section between Rue de France and Carrefour Saint‑Philippe.

The general tariff for on-street paid parking in Nice is as follows:

- 35 minutes: €0.50
- 1 hour: €1.20
- 2 hours: €2.40


- Make sure to check the signage on the specific street you park in – some spaces might still be free or limited time only. On some side streets nearby the street parking is free
- The paid zones apply typically during daytime hours (often 09:00-20:00) and may have a maximum stay limit (e.g., 2h). Example: the 2h limit at Boulevard Tzarewitch.
- You still need to take a ticket even if the first hour is free.
- Parking is free on Sundays and public holidays in the paid zones.

For your car on Boulevard François Grosso, plan to pay according to the standard hourly grid of Nice (≈ €1.20 for 1 h, ≈ €2.40 for 2 h).

To explore the region, a car is often the most practical solution. If you don't have one, we recommend the train rather than the bus: it's faster and more comfortable. You can easily reach Menton, Monaco, Villefranche, Cannes, Antibes, Juan-les-Pins, or even San Remo by train.

Trip 1

Menton -> Roquebrune-Cap-Martin -> Monaco -> Eze

A perfect Riviera day trip 🌞

 

Start your morning in Menton, wandering through its pastel streets and seaside promenade, where the scent of citrus fills the air.

 

Continue to Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, a hidden gem perched above the sea, with medieval lanes and breathtaking coastal views.

 

Then, head to Monaco to admire the luxury yachts, the Prince’s Palace, and the glamorous charm of Monte-Carlo — and don’t miss the Oceanographic Museum, a true must-see, especially if you’re traveling with kids. Its aquariums and rooftop views are unforgettable!

 

End your day in the enchanting village of Èze, high above the Mediterranean — stroll through its stone paths lined with art galleries and enjoy a sunset from the exotic garden, where the view stretches endlessly over the Côte d’Azur.

Trip 2

Théoule-sur-mer -> Cannes -> Cap d'Antibes -> Antibes

A golden day along the Riviera 🌞


Begin your journey in Théoule-sur-Mer, a peaceful seaside village framed by the red rocks of the Estérel mountains — perfect for a morning swim or coffee by the beach.

Continue to Cannes, where the Croisette sparkles with palm trees, boutiques, and sea views that capture the essence of the French Riviera.


Next, take a scenic drive around the Cap d’Antibes, or better yet, enjoy a coastal hike around the spectacular Cap d’Antibes peninsula — a breathtaking trail where the sea and pine forests meet.


End your day in Antibes, wandering through the old town and along the harbor. Don’t miss the Picasso Museum, where the artist once lived and worked — it’s a must-see for art lovers. Enjoy dinner by the ramparts as the sun sets over the Mediterranean.

Trip 3

Gourdon -> Saint-Paul-de-Vence

A day among the hilltop villages 🌸


Escape inland to discover two of the Riviera’s most picturesque villages. Begin in Gourdon, a breathtaking eagle’s-nest perched high above the Gorges du Loup, where stone houses, panoramic views, and artisan boutiques create a timeless Provençal charm. And for karting lovers, there’s a large outdoor circuit nearby — perfect for a burst of adrenaline before or after exploring the village!


Continue to Saint-Paul-de-Vence, a haven for artists and dreamers. Wander through its cobbled streets lined with galleries and cafés, visit the Fondation Maeght, and soak up the golden light that inspired painters like Chagall. End your day with a glass of rosé on a terrace overlooking the hills and the sea in the distance.

Trip 4

Beaulieu-Sur-Mer -> Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat -> Villefranche-Sur-Mer

A sparkling Riviera escape 💙


Spend a day discovering three of the most beautiful coastal gems of the Côte d’Azur. Start in Beaulieu-sur-Mer, a chic seaside town with Belle Époque charm — don’t miss the stunning Villa Kérylos, a Greek-inspired villa overlooking the turquoise bay.


Continue to Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, a lush peninsula lined with dreamlike villas and pine-fringed trails. You can visit the elegant Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild and its gardens, or take a coastal walk around the cape for breathtaking sea views.


End your day in Villefranche-sur-Mer, one of the prettiest harbors on the Riviera, where pastel houses tumble down to the water. Enjoy dinner by the port as the sun sets and the lights reflect softly on the sea.

Trip 5

Parc du château à Nice -> Vielle Ville de Nice -> Parc Phoenix à Nice

A delightful day in Nice 🌿


Begin your day at the Parc du Château, where panoramic views of the Baie des Anges and the city will take your breath away. Wander through its shaded paths, waterfalls, and ruins — a perfect spot for photos and a morning stroll.


Next, explore the Vieux Nice (Old Town) with its narrow cobbled streets, colorful façades, bustling markets, and charming cafés. Don’t miss sampling a local specialty, like socca or gelato, as you soak up the vibrant atmosphere.


End your day at Parc Phoenix, a beautiful botanical park near the airport, where lush gardens, themed greenhouses, and ponds offer a peaceful retreat — ideal for families or anyone who loves nature.

Trip 6

Saint Tropez -> Port Grimaud -> Saint Aygulf -> Parc zoologique de Fréjus

A vibrant day along the Var coast 🌴


During the summer season, it’s a great idea to start at Port Grimaud, the “Venice of Provence,” with its colorful canals, quaint bridges, and waterside houses — perfect for a leisurely stroll. Take a boat from there to Saint-Tropez — the views are stunning, and it helps you avoid traffic jams. Wander through the charming old port and narrow streets of Saint-Tropez, lined with boutiques, cafés, and pastel houses, soaking in the town’s glamour and history.

Continue to Saint-Aygulf, a serene coastal village perfect for a swim or a coffee by the beach.


End your day at the Parc Zoologique de Fréjus, a wonderful family-friendly spot where kids and adults can enjoy close encounters with lions, tigers, monkeys, and exotic birds.

Trip 7

Lac de Saint-Croix

A peaceful escape to Lac de Sainte-Croix 🌿


Discover the turquoise waters of Lac de Sainte-Croix, the largest lake of the Verdon region, set against the dramatic cliffs of the Verdon Gorge. Ideal for a relaxing day, you can swim, kayak, paddleboard or take an electric boat, or simply unwind on the lakeside beaches while taking in the stunning natural scenery.


Explore the charming nearby villages such as Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, famous for its pottery and hilltop charm. Along the way, enjoy the fresh air, the gentle lapping of the water, and the breathtaking views that make this a perfect day-trip destination.

This is one of our favourite places! <3

Trip 8

Lac d'Allos

A serene escape to Lac d’Allos 🌿


Venture into the heart of the Mercantour National Park for a day at Lac d’Allos, the largest natural high-altitude lake in Europe. Surrounded by majestic mountains and alpine meadows, the turquoise waters offer a peaceful retreat and spectacular scenery.
Enjoy a leisurely walk around the lake, or for more adventurous spirits, explore the surrounding hiking trails that reveal hidden waterfalls, wildlife, and panoramic viewpoints. If you visit at the right time of year, you may even spot marmots playing in the meadows! Bring a picnic to savor amid the serene beauty of this pristine natural haven.

Trip 9

Îles de Lérins

A tranquil escape to the Îles de Lérins 🌿


Just a short boat ride from Cannes, the Îles de Lérins offer a peaceful retreat from the bustle of the Riviera. Explore Île Sainte-Marguerite, famous for its lush pine forests, hidden coves, and the Fort Royal, where the mysterious “Man in the Iron Mask” was once imprisoned.


Continue to Île Saint-Honorat, home to a centuries-old monastery and vineyards producing local wine. Wander along the quiet paths, enjoy a picnic by the sea, and take in the serene landscapes that make these islands a perfect day-trip destination. 

Trip 10

San Rémo -> Dolceaqua (Italie)

A charming day across the border


Cross into Italy for a delightful day exploring San Remo and Dolceacqua. Start in San Remo, wandering through its elegant promenade, lively markets, and historic old town — a perfect mix of Italian charm and Riviera glamour.


Then head inland to Dolceacqua, a picturesque medieval village with narrow cobbled streets, stone houses, and the iconic Doria Castle overlooking the town. Enjoy the local cuisine, stroll along the charming bridge over the river, and soak in the timeless atmosphere of this Ligurian gem.

We remain available if you have any questions or issues to report 🙂

We wish you a pleasant stay!

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