Hotels with Breakfast in Antibes

Visiting my wife's university professor, so I chose this small hotel near his house. Very clean and beautiful surroundings. There are few waiters and you need to take your luggage up. Of course, there is still an elevator on the floor of the room. Breakfast is simple, but there are basically everything that should be there, there is freshly squeezed juice, and you can also make your own Kelica cakes.

Thank you very much for my holidays. The room was very comfortable and the room was very comfortable. It is practical to have the beach only 5 minutes walking distance and to provide a beach towel, sunshine and chairs. I was very pleased with the hospitality of the hotel owner and the entire team. Thank you for your hosting ＜3

A hotel experience that exceeded expectations. The hotel was renovated a year ago. Located in a quiet corner of Antibes, the pale-colored lobby, hallways, and rooms are all pleasant. The hotel staff are incredibly warm and friendly. Check-in, check-out, and dining at the hotel all made me feel relaxed and comfortable during my vacation. A top choice for a resort hotel.

The experience is amazing as they didn’t redecorated the exterior and it showed 3 stars even the trip.com showed 4 stars, once entering the room is amazing nice and modern and they even have a nice refrigerator to keep all your food in cold in the hot weather like this Aug and also the receptionist “ Susanna” is really so friendly and helpful makes my stay more pleasant! The buffet is amazing since usually French breakfast is really “ petit” but they have everything I like ( soy milk, salmon, eggs) I will definitely come back. The location is super convenient to go to sea side by 5 min walking!!!!

The hotel is decent value for money and generally clean and tidy, but details are limited. This hotel is suitable for self-drive travelers, but it's not convenient for those traveling with elderly or children, as there's a slope at the entrance. The TV can be projected, making it a great place for a couple to spend their vacation. The hotel is a bit far from downtown Antibes, and the balcony was a bit dirty; I never opened the door to go out. The bathroom shower had a powerful flow, making it comfortable for showering, but the large amount of water on the floor made it difficult to dry. There was a small kitchenette with a bar and pots and pans, but no seasoning. It was usable for heating water and cooking, but the room smelled.

The hotel appears recently renovated, and overall we had a comfortable stay. As a 4-star hotel, expectations are naturally a bit higher, and in many areas the hotel delivers. The room was spacious by European standards, very clean, and offered enough storage for our 5-day visit. The shower was particularly good. The air conditioning worked well, and we often used it as white noise, which helped on nights when there was some street noise from nearby bars and restaurants. It was noticeable at times, but not excessive. One drawback was the TV selection, which included only a few English-language news channels. For a multi-day stay, we would have appreciated a bit more variety. Our main concern was the breakfast service. On each morning of our stay—regardless of whether we arrived at 8:00, 8:30, 9:00, or even 10:00—several items such as bacon, cheese, ham, and pastries were empty and not replenished during our time there (typically around 30 minutes). When we asked staff, we were told that earlier groups had finished the items. While they eventually restocked some of the food upon request, it took about 15 minutes and required prompting. For a 4-star hotel, a more consistent and proactive approach to replenishing breakfast items would make a noticeable difference to the overall experience.

Enjoyed the stay in this hotel a lot. I stayed in an one bedroom suite, and it's absolutely lovely. The hotel is right by the sea and the room is super spacious. It's also within 5 mins walk from the iconic old town of Antibes where Picaso Museum is. There are plenty of really nice restaurants nearby including the only Michillen restaurant in the city, and the restaurant that Jeff Bezos went to this summer. The spa in the hotel is also a nice addition, I can't help using it a couple times a week. I'll highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Antibes.

We arrived at the hotel which on first impressions was lovely. The receptionist offered to guide us around the hotel which was fine until we got to our room. We were informed that the air conditioning system was not functioning! We were advised to leave the patio door open all night and also offered a desk top fan. Unfortunately this resulted in 3 terrible nights sleep. We both failed to get anything more than 2 hours due to the room being so hot. Bearing in mind the hotel is 5* and not cheap, no offer of compensation was forthcoming. There was a bottle of tap water placed in our room which was replenished every night, unfortunately this made us both ill with a tummy upset. Memories of this hotel will always relate to poor sleep and as a result has tarnished what should have been a wonderful stay in an iconic art deco hotel. Very disappointing!

Hotel is fine because marine land and swimming pool behind the hotel is closed, it gives a feeling that you are in a left environment.

The hotel started navigating in the past a little bit. After checking in, I feel that the room is bright and spacious, the service is in place, and the meals are good. I will stay here next time, like it!