Going to Cannes? Need A Swanky Venue? Check Out Villa Oxygen

villa_oxygen.jpg

So it’s February. It may seem like June is a long way off but it will be here before you know it. What’s special about June? Cannes Lions, of course! Are you ready? Flight booked? Accommodations all set? Event planned? Event location secured?

Wait, what? You don’t know where you’re going to host your entourage and your events? What, are you new? OK, sorry, We don’t mean to be mean. We’re actually here to help.

AES Events Groups manages a place called Villa Oxygen which is just off La Croisette. It’s got 6 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, a kitchen, giant TVs, ocean views, jacuzzis, a garden house, a pool, wireless, an elegant terrace, a bar and everything else you’d need for a week of luxury in Cannes.

Yes, we are helping promote the place. Why? Because the venue’s management is giving us a free place (studio or one bedroom) to stay during Cannes Lions. But guess what. We can’t go this year so…we’re going to give that away to one lucky reader. Stay tuned for more details on that.

But in the meantime, if you need a nice place for a week for you, your friend, your company or your clients, check out Villa Oxygen.

Picture of Steve Hall

Steve Hall

RECENT ARTICLES

TRENDING AROUND THE WEB

There’s a specific kind of shame that arrives in your seventies that has nothing to do with wrinkles or grey hair or any of the things the beauty industry wants you to worry about – it’s the shame of becoming irrelevant in a world you helped build, and it sits in your chest like a stone nobody can see

There’s a specific kind of shame that arrives in your seventies that has nothing to do with wrinkles or grey hair or any of the things the beauty industry wants you to worry about – it’s the shame of becoming irrelevant in a world you helped build, and it sits in your chest like a stone nobody can see

Global English Editing

I’m 73 and the clearest sign of intelligence I’ve noticed in people my age has nothing to do with what they know—it’s whether they’re still curious, still genuinely interested in something outside their own history and their own opinions, still capable of hearing something that changes how they think rather than just adding to what they already believe

I’m 73 and the clearest sign of intelligence I’ve noticed in people my age has nothing to do with what they know—it’s whether they’re still curious, still genuinely interested in something outside their own history and their own opinions, still capable of hearing something that changes how they think rather than just adding to what they already believe

Global English Editing

Children who were raised in households where emotions were never discussed often develop these 7 coping mechanisms as adults — and behavioral scientists say this explains why so many boomers feel isolated even when surrounded by family

Children who were raised in households where emotions were never discussed often develop these 7 coping mechanisms as adults — and behavioral scientists say this explains why so many boomers feel isolated even when surrounded by family

Global English Editing

There’s a particular kind of loneliness that belongs to men who did everything right – married well, worked hard, raised good children, showed up every single day – and still arrived at sixty-five with the quiet suspicion that nobody in their life has ever met the person who lives behind all that showing up

There’s a particular kind of loneliness that belongs to men who did everything right – married well, worked hard, raised good children, showed up every single day – and still arrived at sixty-five with the quiet suspicion that nobody in their life has ever met the person who lives behind all that showing up

Global English Editing

Psychology says people who are extremely kind but have no close friends aren’t socially inept — they prioritize other people’s comfort so completely that there’s never any room left to be known themselves

Psychology says people who are extremely kind but have no close friends aren’t socially inept — they prioritize other people’s comfort so completely that there’s never any room left to be known themselves

Global English Editing

The toughest generation in modern history isn’t the one that talks about resilience on social media — it’s the boomers who bought houses on single incomes, raised families without parental leave, and rebuilt the economy from the ground up without asking for accommodations

The toughest generation in modern history isn’t the one that talks about resilience on social media — it’s the boomers who bought houses on single incomes, raised families without parental leave, and rebuilt the economy from the ground up without asking for accommodations

Global English Editing