RENTALS, REGIONS & REVIEWS
France Bound travellers returned from their trips with rave reviews of their rental experiences in France.
Paris travel tip: Make the most of your valuable time in Paris by purchasing a Paris Museum Pass in advance. The Paris Museum Pass offers unlimited priority access to 70 monuments and museums in and around Paris. Museum Pass holders avoid waiting in line-ups, and save money compared to combined entry rates for individual museums and monuments. Contact France Bound to purchase your Paris Museum Pass before you leave home.
Eiffel Apartment review: Paris Eiffel is a fabulous apartment in an excellent location, with a view of the Eiffel Tower. The apartment is spacious and beautifully furnished. We had lots of room to relax and enjoyed cooking at home in the well-equipped kitchen. The neighbourhood, shops, and restaurants were excellent. We appreciated the welcome gifts provided by the thoughtful owners, and the caretaker was friendly and helpful. We really enjoyed our visit to Paris, and our stay at the apartment.
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Vaucluse region: The Vaucluse is a rich agricultural region that produces bountiful harvests from its vineyards and fields. The outdoor markets in almost every village and town are filled with the fragrance of lavender and rosemary, and the stands are piled high with colourful displays of fruits, vegetables, and local specialties. A few markets not to be missed are Carpentras, Bedoin, and Isle sur la Sorgue.
Maison Caromb review: We've rented houses in a lot of different places in Europe, particularly in France and Italy, but Maison Caromb is without question the nicest house we've ever rented. It is the perfect combination of being beautifully decorated yet "homey". I was pleased with the spaciousness, and thrilled with the quality of the furnishings and accessories. We had 3 couples in our group, and there was lots of room to spread out. I would go back tomorrow and recommend the house without qualification to anyone.
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Aix en Provence: Let Cézanne and Van Gogh be your guides to discover Mont Sainte Victoire, the shimmering white peak that dominates the landscape around Aix en Provence and inspired generations of artists. Take advantage of the cooler autumn weather to explore the mountain trails and discover the breathtaking views from the summit.

Chez Soi Aix review:
We had a fabulous time
in Aix en Provence. The house was beautiful and gave us the experience of living in the local community. We really enjoyed going to the daily markets, and cooking and tasting a wide array of foods. The house was ideally located for getting to know Aix, and convenient for touring around Provence. We really loved our vacation at Chez Soi Aix.
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Maison Aix review:
Our stay at Maison Aix was excellent, and the location in the heart of Aix en Provence was perfect. The house was charming, comfortable, and exceeded our expectations. The layout was ideal for 3 couples, giving us lots of space and privacy. The pool and terraces at Maison Aix are so amazing it was hard to tear ourselves away. There was lots to see in Provence, and our guided excursion to Monaco was a highlight. View this property
Aix Garden Apartment review:
Our trip to France was wonderful, and the apartment in Aix en Provence was perfect. We were delighted with the accommodations and all the travel arrangements. We had spent our junior year in college in Aix en Provence, and we were thrilled to be back. This time, we spent a lot of time cooking, and relaxing in our private garden retreat. It was all wonderful, and we had a great time in Aix! View this property
Bouches du Rhône: There are many advantages to a stay in the Bouches du Rhône department, the most important of which may be its location at the heart of Provence. Visitors can explore all corners of Provence from a central base in the Bouches du Rhône. Highlights in the area include the daily markets of Aix en Provence, the Roman ruins at Arles, the medieval citadel of Les Baux, and the stunning Calanques with contrasting white cliffs and turquoise waters.
Villa Venelles review:
We really enjoyed the location of Villa Venelles, which is situated in the countryside just 10 minutes north of Aix en Provence. Our daily routine began with morning visits to the markets in Aix, afternoons exploring the charming villages of the Luberon, and evenings dining on the terrace enjoying the views of Mont Ste. Victoire and the surrounding vineyards. The house is very nicely furnished and comfortable with lots of room and privacy for a group of friends.
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The Côte d'Azur is known for its glamorous cities and famous beaches, but the lesser known hill towns of the arriere pays are also charming places to discover near the coast. Several villages are particularly interesting for their unique crafts and products such as the parfumeries of Grasse, the glass blowing studios of Biot, artisan shops of Tourrettes sur Loup, and the ceramic ateliers of Vallauris. All are worth visiting during a stay in the area.

Villa Grasse review:
Villa Grasse is a stylish and well-equipped house perched on a hill overlooking Grasse. The pool, terraces, and summer kitchen were fabulous. After busy days exploring the area, we appreciated the cool and quiet villa and pool in the late afternoons and evenings. The house was spacious and comfortable for a group of friends, and we had a great holiday.
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Antibes Apartment review: France Bound suggested the perfect apartment in Antibes for our family holiday. The location was ideal. We were only a short walk from cafés, shops and the outdoor market of old Antibes. We had a pool, and a beautiful beach was nearby. Our apartment had a private roof-top patio with a hot tub and a view of the marina. Mornings were spent at the market and cafés, and evenings dining in restaurants. In the afternoons we explored the area, or relaxed at the pool or beach. Antibes was the perfect combination of a Provencal town and a coastal resort. View this property
Normandy: is an excellent location for a holiday in France with easy access from London and Paris. The coast of Normandy offers many historical places of interest to discover, and the scenic Norman countryside is a haven of peace and tranquility. The people are friendly, the villages are charming, and the leafy lanes and clear streams are an ideal setting for visitors to relax and rediscover the joys of nature.
Ver sur Mer review:
Maison Ver sur Mer was terrific for our group of families, providing very good living and dining space. There was a big kitchen table, plus a large outdoor dining table in the lovely garden. The delightful village had everything we needed (bakery, butcher, groceries etc.), and no tourists. Normandy was beautiful: the
D-Day beaches were fascinating, we really enjoyed the museums, and the birth place of William the Conqueror at Falaise was a highlight. Exploring the small roads through the lovely countryside was a favourite activity!
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