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Tourist rental, Airbnb, gîte or a home let by the week: insurance must take short-term renting into account. A CSPM adviser reviews your property and your needs: liability, damage, holiday-let liability (villégiature).
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A CSPM adviser will get back to you: in an agency, by phone or online.
How do I take out a policy?
Online when the product allows it; otherwise with an adviser by phone, in an agency or after a call back.
Online
Tailor-made product: not available online. An adviser will guide you.
In an agency
Cannes agency (4 rue Borniol) or Paris 18e agency, Montmartre.
Key points
- Insurance is not compulsory for a tourist furnished rental but is strongly recommended, according to Service-public
- PNO policy, extended policy, waiver of recourse or holiday-let liability: the options need comparing
- Owner’s liability towards neighbours and third parties
- Personal review: an adviser analyses the rental and the property
- Quote by phone, in an agency or after a call back
Related terms and searches
Holiday rental and Airbnb insurance
Other ways to say it: Airbnb insurance France, holiday rental insurance France, vacation rental insurance France, short-term rental insurance France, tourist rental insurance France, gîte insurance France, insurance for letting second home France, Airbnb host insurance France, landlord insurance holiday let France, Airbnb property manager insurance France.
Frequently asked questions
Does an Airbnb need to be insured?
Service-public states that insurance is not compulsory for a tourist furnished rental, either for the owner or the guest, but that it is strongly recommended.
What is the difference between PNO and an extended policy?
According to Service-public, PNO protects the property but not damage caused by the guest or to neighbours; an extended policy, taken out on behalf of whoever it may concern, also covers the guest’s damage and liability.
Is a let of more than 90 days a seasonal let?
According to the DGCCRF, a seasonal let has a maximum, non-renewable duration of ninety consecutive days.
To go further (official sources, in French): Service-public – Location saisonnière : comment assurer un meublé de tourisme ? · DGCCRF – Location immobilière saisonnière. General information only: your policy document prevails.
Cities, départements and regions (pages in French)
Our agencies: Cannes and Paris 18e
Cannes agency
4 rue Borniol, 06400 Cannes
Monday to Saturday, 9am–9pm · French and English
04 22 46 21 83
Paris 18e agency · Montmartre
An agency in Montmartre, in the 18th arrondissement of Paris. There are several agencies in Paris: the exact address is given to you when you book your appointment.
This site is translated to help you. Conversations with our advisers are held in French or English.