First off, a big shout out to Camille (I hope I'm spelling that right). She was the hostess with…read morethe mostest. Stayed here for a destination wedding a few months ago and had a great time. The Manoir is a beautiful place, in a beautiful part of the country. Fantastic location, great views, delicious food and super friendly staff. We felt very comfortable and welcomed during our stay. The rooms were clean and the bed was comfortable. The food at their restaurant was so much better than what I expected. And the staff went out of their way to answer any and all our questions. However, in typical fashion, I will complain about something; the WiFi signal could use a boost. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our time here. And if you come here, so will you. This place is great.

I typically stay here when I attend MIP. For the Cannes Film Festival I like to be close to the…read moreaction but if Mougins is not far from Cannes and it's pretty. You need to rent a car though but coming from the Nice airport you'd be spending $100 on a taxi each way regardless so if you're only in town for a few days this is doable. I love the environment here: eat breakfast on the patio where the view of the hills and fields is lovely. The manoir itself is charming - all made of stone with ivy on the walls. The rooms are small though. And wifi only on the lobby is a pain. The prices are very reasonable especially compared to Cannes so all-in-all it's worth it. Oh and the food is delicious.

Hands down our most favorite hotel in the world! This hotel is lovely, elegant, classy, and unique…read more We were greeted with such warm welcome from the staff and every single person we encountered went above and beyond. We were lucky enough to be upgraded to a junior suite and oh-my-gosh the view is to die for. We stayed for only 4 nights as part of our 5-week European honeymoon and so far it has been the best hotel yet. The view, the staff, the hotel itself is unbelievably incredible! We will be coming back again for sure!

A visit to the south of France is not complete without a visit to Eze village which is a quaint…read morelittle medieval town, but overlooking it is the @lachevredor is a gorgeous hotel with multiple restaurants and an unobstructed view of the water It has a 2 Michelin star restaurant; which we tried to reserve with no avail, we were told we might be able to get a walk in reservation but didn't end up getting that. We opted to just sit on the patio of their second restaurant "Les Ramparts". We ordered 1. Ceviche: This was good but nothing memorable 2. Foie gras: was actually heavenly, the preserved fruits were perfectly sweet and served with slightly toasted bread. 3. Chilled creamy soup(?): The flavors were really on-point, super creamy and the chips ontop and shaved truffle gave it great texture and aroma 4. Seabass: The skin on this eas perfectly crispy and the quinoa bits were crispy and the pickled onions were sweet and tangy 5: Diorama dessert: I was most looking forward to this but was disappointed by how simple it turned out to be. It was creamy and delicious, but I felt that the pastry chef's other creations were more interesting/unique, but what sold me was they made it specially for Dior Definitely recommend paying a visit if you visit the south of France!

Homey, quiet, laid-back elegance. Staff most helpful & responsive. Two minutes walk from waterside…read more 15-20 minutes walk to the old town, mostly along a pleasant boardwalk. Couldn't be more pleased. It was a nice surprise find searching less expensive spots at Antibes, to spend 4 nights before returning home from Nice airport.

My sincere apologies to our former hosts; Yves, Claude and Tommy (the precocious Westie). This…read morereview is nearly a year over due. My man and I landed upon this adorable B&B by accident and good karma. We arrived in Antibes with no reservation, as we chose to travel through Europe with 2 passports, a GPS device (affectionately named Gladys) and a rental car. Hotel la Jabotte was a property recommended by Rick Steve's in one of his books, but the book's description did not pay it justice. First, I wanted (still do) to be best friends with Yves and Claude and perhaps figure out a job in the property that would afford me the lifestyle they live daily in charming Antibes. Since that did not happen and I am back to reality, I feel compelled to mention that this was my favorite property of all the hotels we stayed at throughout Europe. It was far from the most expensive, but not the least expensive of the properties we paid patronage. Warm, accommodating, thoughtful details, affordable but not lacking, with a wonderful location.... I awoke in the morning to enjoy the complimentary and delicious breakfast, but my husband was not feeling well. Claude noticed he did not join me. I wrapped up, headed back to the room to take a shower, and when I emerged.... Claude had set up a special breakfast on the patio outside our room for my husband to enjoy! Fantastic and unsolicited service. Thank you Hotel la Jabotte for creating an everlasting memory for us! Cheers!

For the fourth time here, after several hesitations I decided to reveal this "secret place" with…read morethis review. In fact, on one side I wanted to keep "private" this wonderful relax place, but it's also great to share it with the Yelp friends. Le Hameau, in English probably "hamlet", was a group of small houses close to Saint-Paul de Vence, transformed in hotel over 20 years ago by Mr. Burlando. Each house became a room or an apartment, different one from the other. Now Mara, daughter of the creator, is successfully managing the hotel together with her husband, with great care to all details: flowers, home-made marmalade using the oranges of the garden, dining services etc. Le Hameau is therefore a wonderful place to relax in the garden or in the swimming pool, or to visit all close interesting villages.

We stayed here for 2 nights and got the room with private terrace. Loved our stay right from the…read morecheck-in as the host greeted us in English, gave us a quick tour of the property and our room. Very helpful staff in this laid back village. The hilltop village is 5 min walk. The property is very relaxing and calming. Good breakfast and caring staff. Will definitely make this my top choice in this village if you are not renting a villa around here.

Beyond our expectations! Our room had two large windows overlooking the azure blue water and was…read morevery large. The hotel is simply magnificent. One of the nicest we have stayed at. In the evening you can hear live music from your balcony. The location is absolute perfection. Walking distance to shops, restaurants, the beach, the promenade, and everything you could imagine. It's pure luxury in the heart of Nice. I would most certainly recommend it.

Great location, right across the street from the French Riviera, and within walking distance of…read morelots of cafes and shops. The hotel is historic, but the rooms were updated several years ago, and offer both sea views and mountain views. Bathrooms have a half door, so there's water all over the floor when you get out. We booked the sea view, but got bumped to a mountain view room, for some reason, but the hotel compensated us with a bottle of champagne and a voucher for food or drinks. Breakfasts were abundant and outstanding.

We stayed at Yelo Mozart Hotel for a week in Nice and loved it. The location is fantastic. Less…read morethan a 10-minute walk to the beach, restaurants, and shops, and we walked everywhere. I hit over 24,000 steps on my last day alone. The hotel is small, with a tiny elevator and a spiral staircase, which I mostly used since we were on the third floor. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the hotel had thoughtful touches like a self-service cabinet and filtered water in the lobby. Our room was clean and charming with a little balconette, and the building felt safe with a key code after 10 p.m. This was the perfect base for exploring Nice. I would definitely stay here again.

We had a lovely stay at Victor Hugo. The location was central to main attractions of Nice and…read morewalking distance to the shore. The location was easily accessible via public transportation. At the hotel we were greeted by the owner's cute dog, who greets all guests that enter and every morning for continental breakfast that the hotel provides. The room was neat, tidy and quaint. It was cozy for two travelers. I would recommend this hotel to anyone looking to stay in Nice.

Recommend this hotel to anyone staying in Nice. It was worth every Euro!! The owner, Gilles was…read moreextremely welcoming and helped us out in more ways than needed. Our flight was delayed and we arrived at around 23:00. We called him to tell him we were at the hotel wanting to check in, and he met us there in less than 15 minutes and was super friendly. Upon arrival, he grabbed a map and showed us all the best places in Nice to see, even though it was late at night. Also, he brings his dog with him to the hotel. The dog was the cutest!!

A shining star in the Riviera: Le Negresco deserves its place in lore. You'll find over-the-top and…read moreservice and luxurious accommodation at this historic property. The grand central ballroom area is breathtaking, with mixes of classic and modern art adorning the space. It doubles for event space as well as I'm sure the oft weddings reception. Each floor has a different-themed decor as you climb the ornate polished brass-rail staircase (or yes take the elevator), so it's worth exploring all floors for what amounts to a museum visit. Rooms will remind of a bygone era of decadence, and you're steps from the shore across the street. Our visit was for a weekend congress, and it certainly set the standard for any return trips to Nice.

Classy, historical 5 Star hotel that doubles as an art museum…read more Just concluded a wonderful stay in Nice while the nearby Cannes Film Festival and Monaco Grand Prix week were underway. Arrived at the hotel and was treated like a King. As a member of Leading Hotels of the World there was a welcome letter, complimentary toiletries gift set from Lalique, and I received a complimentary 60 minute massage at Le Spa as part of my package. The ascent to my room was epic, starting off with the velvet red elevator with automatic opening doors. As I got off the elevator I was greeted with an assortment of art (which is present on all floors and the common areas). I received an upgrade to a garden room overlooking the Musee Massena and a partial sea view which was magnificent (room 404). The room was well appointed with a super comfortable bed and came equipped with electric blinds that allowed me to sleep after sunrise. Chocolates were left bedside each evening of the stay. Each morning I was offered the breakfast buffet as well as a menu from which I could order specialty items off of such as pancakes and an egg white omelette. Service and food was great. The evenings offered live entertainment in the 1913 and Versailles bars with an outdoor smoking seating option for cigar aficionados. All the staff, particularly the Concierge team, were extremely helpful and made restaurant reservations for me upon request. The hotel also offers a beach club, which I did not take advantage of. The location was great, just 15-20 minutes from the airport, right across the street from Promenade Anglais, a 15-20 minute walk to the Nice-Ville train station, and about 15-20 minute walk to Old Town. I would certainly consider staying here again.