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JG Prestige
Address
5 rue du Commandant Vidal, Cannes, 06400
Telephone
04 93 94 45 45
Fax
04 93 99 80 63
E-mail
Website
We have a wide range of quality accommodation available and make sure that all properties are visited and assessed by a member of our rental team before listing them on our website.
We are committed to quality and aim to provide a high level of service during our clients’ stay. Our services include 24hr assistance, limousine transfers, as well as different types of service packages for linen, towels and cleaning.
JG Prestige has a bilingual team of specialists on hand to handle requests, find the right accommodation and assist clients throughout their stay. We are used to dealing with international clients and work with many international clients attending of the Cannes tradeshows.
Our offices are open Monday to Friday form 9am to 7pm.
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