Hideaways
Villa Vacations
Live like a local, usually for less than the cost of a hotel stay.
Savvy travelers know that the best way to experience a destination, whether
traveling for business or leisure is staying at a private home. And you
have lots of choices: villas, cottages, condos, beach homes and city-center
apartments, even castles and sprawling country estates. Whether it's just
the two of you, or multi-generation family get-together there's a perfect
place for you with room to spread out all the amenities to live like a
local, and often some very special extras.
Hideaways International
offers you two ways to book a villa vacation. First, you can contact the
homeowner directly and work out all the details one-on-one. Or, you can
have your Hideaways Travel Specialist make the arrangements. We
work with the most reputable property management companies in all the most
sought-after destinations around the world—Italy, England, Ireland,
France, Greece, the Caribbean, Central America, Hawaii, and many more.
Working with Hideaways Travel Services to plan your vacation guarantees a
seamless, hassle-free vacation rental experience.
Ask for a copy of Villa Vacations Made Easy, the definitive guide
to the ins and outs of renting a vacation home.
For even more great villa suggestions—we have hundreds to choose from!—call Hideaways Travel Services at 800-843-4433, or email ts@hideaways.com.
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This part of Beaujolais sounds like a fairy tale—the "region of the Golden Stones"—and when you arrive at the venerable Château de Bagnols, its massive honey-colored stone walls nearly aglow amid vibrant green vineyards and stately gardens, you may feel you have walked into something ethereal.
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In this palm- and cinema-studded city of glam and glitter, which has seen more than its share of rising stars come and go, one thing has remained fashionable and respected through the decades—the venerable Hotel Martinez
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The village feels like a medieval throwback with its ancient stone houses and cobblestone streets too narrow for cars—and 400-year-old Château Eza, almost at the pinnacle of the village, has its share of historic flavor and then some.
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One can easily imagine making the Left Bank's quietly elegant Hotel Montalembert their home away from home.
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