Letting without giving anything up.Holiday lettings in Nice, managed for owners who want to let without thinking about it.
Promenade Holiday lets flats by the night and by the week, on the Promenade des Anglais and across Nice. Making a property pay as a seasonal let without costing it any of its standing: that has been our trade since 1999.
The Promenade des Anglais, at dusk.
Our approach
Seasonal letting, without compromising on standing.
You worry that a seasonal let will wear your flat down or dilute its image. We treat your property as an address, not as a stock of nights.
Every stay is prepared, every traveller is welcomed in person. Cleaning, linen and upkeep follow a hotel standard; between two stays, your property is returned to the state in which you entrusted it.
You stay in control: you set the dates, you approve the terms, and you receive a report on every stay. The rest, we carry.
An address on the Promenade is entrusted for the length of a stay, then handed back intact. That is the whole difference with a rented room.
The Promenade des Anglais, by bike.
What we do
Precise commitments.
What the seasonal management mandate provides for, in concrete terms.
Welcoming travellers
Keys handed over in person, the property and the neighbourhood introduced, departure checked. A stay begins and ends with a meeting.
Concierge
Answers to travellers during the stay, recommendations and services on site. Reachable during office hours, Monday to Saturday.
Cleaning and linen
Hotel standard between each stay, linen provided and maintained, the property checked before every arrival.
Listings and bookings
Listings published and kept across the platforms, calendar synchronised, travellers vetted before confirmation.
Pricing and yield
Prices adjusted to the season and the demand; a report on every stay and on the revenue paid to you.
Upkeep and checks
Inspection of the property at each turnover and between stays, follow-up of minor works.
The Baie des Anges.
Why us
A Nice house, a standard of welcome.
Promenade Holiday has let Nice addresses on a seasonal basis since 1999. We know the properties we entrust to travellers, and the neighbourhood around them.
Our clientele expects the level of a hotel and the discretion of a private house. It is that demand which protects your property, stay after stay.
Today, Promenade Holiday manages around sixty properties in seasonal letting.
The team
Who looks after your property.
A dedicated, reachable contact who knows your property as well as your travellers.
Garen Ajderhanyan
Managing Director
Nareg Bagdasar
Director
David & Wafaa Macaluso
Partners
Owners
Entrust your property as a seasonal let.
Tell us about your address: we will offer a yield study and our approach to seasonal letting.
Further reading
- PracticalShort-term rentals in Nice: what the city actually applies in 2026A main residence can be let to tourists for 120 days a year without permission, a cap restored on 1 September 2026 after eight months at 90 days. A second home needs a change-of-use authorisation from the very first night, valid for five years, and four parts of the city now sit under a quota of 691 authorisations for 2026.
- The art of livingThe light of Nice: what painters came here to findMatisse, Dufy, Chagall, Klein: why did so many painters settle facing the Baie des Anges? A walk through the light of Nice, seen from 107 Promenade des Anglais.
- Stories of the PromenadeWhy did the Negresco become the landmark of the Promenade des Anglais?Opened in 1913, topped with a pink dome and listed as a historic monument, the Negresco tells the story of when Nice built hotels for its winter visitors. An account from 107 Promenade des Anglais.
- Stories of the PromenadeThe winter visitors: how winter made Nice and the Promenade des AnglaisBefore becoming a summer town, Nice was a winter town. An account of the English and Russian winter visitors who gave the Promenade des Anglais its name, its hotels and its horizon, seen from 107.
Frequently asked questions
- Do you offer seasonal lettings in Nice?
- Yes. Promenade Holiday handles seasonal lettings of properties in Nice and along the Côte d'Azur, from 107 Promenade des Anglais.
- What is the difference between seasonal and annual letting?
- A seasonal let welcomes travellers for short, furnished stays with regular arrivals and departures. An annual let places a tenant for the long term under a residential lease: it falls under rental management.
- How do I entrust my property for seasonal letting?
- Simply contact Promenade Holiday to arrange a visit of the property and discuss its letting potential. The scope of our involvement is then agreed with the owner before any letting begins.