Cap d'Antibes Beach Hotel

It's definitely a beach resort i.e. the outside areas and lovely but the rooms are not luxurious and so dark. Pool is a little disappointing but the Beach restaurant fabulous and restaurant staff superb. The loud music on a loop is irritating too.

Great place to stay and relax. Perfect from the busy town. The room can be a bit noisy but overall nice place

It’s a nice place to stay but they gave me a noisy room and the Cleaner don’t refill the bath gel and shampoo. Wifi is not reliable other than that I will a really nice place. The beach staff is a bit rude

Unforgotable experience ! Nice location , beautiful room, warm welcome , not only everything are free from the refrigerator, excellent coffee maker, but also free bottle of wine! Very nice dinner restaurant with very professional performance of staff and very nice cook and preparation! Private beautiful beach!

It wasn't like a 5 star hotel really the rooms were very basic the buffet breakfast had very little choice and we had to pay extra for any kind of meats or eggs something that you would not expect from a Relais and chateau hotel. There was no service around the pool except for first thing to get a bed. great location. Bathrooms had no real door so you could see into it, ours didn't work properly No basin in the toilet

Great location, very professional and courteous staff, very nice modern rooms and the hotel, although small, has an elegant very upscale appeal. The Continental Breakfast each morning was a delight. The view from the restaurant watching the sunrise was wonderful not least for the entertainment value watching the $150 million mega yachts floating in the harbour. The grounds have modern art dotted around and in the various common areas. The art is for sale, although being Antibes it's probably a little pricey. There are great restaurants all within walking distance. Overall, great experience and a definite return trip is planned.

We stayed for 3 days on our honeymoon. Disappointments were the rude service quality, the beach and the terrible restaurant. The first night we were woken up by a screaming child in the next room at an early hour. At the beach we requested two sunbeds but had to ‘make do’ with our fourth choice of where to sit as all the other places were apparently ‘taken’ even though there were no towels down and it was virtually empty at 1030am. The man in charge was rude to my wife until I arrived, and saw non-hotel guests, with their own towels, being given prime spots on the beach. We asked to see the manager 4x throughout the day and although we were told he was coming to see us at the beach we didn’t talk to him until the evening when we went to reception. He gave a long winded explanation of the complex system of how sunbeds have to be reserved the previous day which reception had failed to tell us about. The beach was small and very busy with lots of screaming children. The sea is shallow, next to a port, full of weed and jellyfish. I was stung along with several other guests. The manager kindly gave us an upgrade to a room away from children at which point I wasn’t going to write a review. Unfortunately we had lunch in the restaurant and found the service staggeringly rude. They forgot one of our drinks and the water we ordered never appeared. The swordfish main I expected to be seared, not bleeding over my plate. Waiter was rude and argumentative and stormed off. won't come back

Great restaurant (Les Pecheurs) and wonderfully friendly staff at reception, beach and bar. Room was quite small for £500 a night and I'd have loved a coffee machine in the room! Overall a nice place to stay.

Fantastic few days break after a week in Nice. The staff were great particularly the hardworking staff on the beach, bar area, only negative would be food fell a little short in quality and presentation given the cost, expected a bit better.

One of the best hotel stays of our lives.