« Your home deserves a real concierge. »
French RivieraWe run short-term rentals for villas and apartments between Cannes and Antibes: listing and pricing, guest vetting, in-person welcome, hotel-standard housekeeping, laundry and maintenance. One fee, 20% of nightly revenue, invoiced after each stay and only on what is actually collected.
One fee: 20% of nightly revenue, invoiced after each stay. The listing, the pricing, the guests, the welcome, the maintenance. Cleaning and linen are paid by the guest on top of the nightly rate, never taken out of what you receive. A villa with a pool or a two-room flat by the port — you stay the host, we act as co-host.
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Before they arrive, your guests receive our list of stay services: groceries put away in the fridge, flowers cut that morning, a private driver from Nice airport, a chef at the property, a massage, a mid-stay clean.
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Built on word of mouth, never on advertising. Our clients are referred by their neighbours, and by owners we looked after through a sale.
Read moreMost of the owners we work for live somewhere else — London, Geneva, Stockholm, Dubai. They own a property here, they use it a few weeks a year, and the rest of the time it sits empty or it is badly let by someone who never visits it. What they are looking for is Airbnb management they do not have to supervise from another country.
We are a small house. Our founder spent several years as a palace hotel concierge on this coast before starting it, and the standard has not moved since. Every property we take is one we have visited, and one we believe we can run properly.
We choose the owners we work with as carefully as we filter the guests who stay. One property more than we can genuinely look after, and every other property suffers for it. So we say no regularly, and we would rather say it at the first visit than six months later.
That also means booking requests are screened with the same care. Your home is not a hotel room, and we do not treat it as one.
You stay the primary host on your own listing. The account remains yours, the money goes to your bank, the calendar is yours to block whenever you want, without asking us. We work alongside you as co-host, as a service provider — we never collect rent on your behalf.
That distinction matters legally in France, and it is the reason your revenue never transits through us. The detail is set out in our pricing, in what we actually do, in how it works and in the towns we cover.
From Mandelieu-la-Napoule to Cap d'Antibes, and inland as far as Mouans-Sartoux. That is the distance within which we can be at the property inside the hour. Each town has its own page: its market, its season, its town-hall obligations. See the eight towns
Cannes Le Cannet Antibes Juan-les-Pins Golfe-Juan Mougins Mouans-Sartoux Mandelieu-la-Napoule
It takes over the running of a short-term rental on the owner's behalf: the listing, the pricing, guest messaging, the in-person welcome, hotel-standard housekeeping and maintenance. Unlike a letting agent, a vacation rental management company holds no management mandate: it works as a co-host, and the rent is paid straight to the owner by the platform.
A letting agent in France holds a licence under the Hoguet Act, signs leases and collects rent on your behalf. We do none of those things, deliberately. We are a service provider and co-host: your money never passes through us, the listing stays in your name, and you can stop with one month's notice. It is a lighter arrangement, and for a holiday rental it is usually the right one.
It depends on the town, the season, how many it sleeps and the state of the property — a congress flat in Cannes and a villa in Mougins follow very different curves. We publish no table. We look at what comparable properties nearby are actually letting for, then send you a written estimate after the visit. It is free and commits you to nothing.
Two lines are enough: the town, whether it is a villa or an apartment, how many bedrooms, and whether it is already let. We answer within twenty-four hours with an estimate and the next steps.