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FAQ about property rentals in France
What kind of rental properties does Tranio have in France?
In Tranio's real estate rental catalogue you can choose any type of property in France according to your wishes and financial means:
- excellent houses and villas in the best locations in France;
- modern apartments;
- comfortable townhouses;
- luxury chalets with stunning views.
- a pool;
- a balcony;
- a terrace;
- a TV set;
- furniture;
- Internet;
- a garden;
- a private beach;
- a parking place.
What rental properties are suitable for families in France?
The most popular apartments and villas in France among families are the ones with 3–4 or more bedrooms.
How much does it cost to rent a property in France?
The cost of renting a house in France starts from 920 € per week (according to Tranio).
What are the most popular rental destinations in France?
The following places are popular among tourists for renting accommodations in France:
What should you pay attention to when choosing a property for rent in France?
While planning to rent a property in France, first of all, you should pay attention to the proximity of the following places:
- beach;
- local attractions;
- entertainment areas;
- stores, restaurants and cafes.
What is the procedure for renting a property in France?
- Leave a request for renting real estate in France abroad by calling 8 (800) 333-10-85, writing to e-mail or using the feedback form.
- Together we will choose the most suitable options, taking into account all of your preferences. Tranio does not charge you any rental fees — the rental price of the property remains the same as if you contacted our partner directly.
- After you have decided on the real estate lease property, we conclude an agreement for the required period.
For how long is it possible to rent overseas property in France?
You can rent real estate in France for terms ranging from 5–7 days to several months. The longer the rental, the lower the price per day.
What are the main advantages of renting French real estate in comparison with staying in a hotel?
This is what renting real estate gives you:
- Location. An extensive selection of real estate rental locations. You can choose an option away from densely populated areas and fully enjoy your vacation.
- Flexible meals schedule.
- You have a fully equipped property at your disposal: appliances, furniture, cutlery and more.
- Complete privacy.
- Prestige.
- By renting a property, you can fully immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the city and feel like a local.
- Benefit for large companies. Renting a property can often be a more advantageous option for a company if the payment is split between all.
General recommendations to mitigate risks of virus exposure and COVID-19 infection
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Vaccination
Consult your doctor and get the COVID-19 vaccine right for you.
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Wear a disposable facemask or a respirator in public places. Change your facemask to a new one every three hours.
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Careful hand hygiene
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Immune system strengthening
Get plenty of sleep, eat a balanced diet, prevent too much time in cold, and avoid excessive sun exposure.