Hotels Near Plage du Fossan in Menton

Je voulais réserver deux chambres peut être trois, pour Février 2025 du 21 au 1er mars en passant par internet, mais impossible d'aller plus loin que le nombre de chambre et le nombre de personnes je ne comprends pas, dommage nous avions bien apprécié, quand nous sommes venus la proximité de cette établissement des animations de la fête du citron. en plus vous demandez la date de notre dernière venue i n'y a qu'une année complète sur votre proposition..............

Had to stay in Menton for a night due to Italian railway strike. Best diversion ever. Not only is the town itself wonderful but this hotel was a real find. Clean, great facilities for travelers and in an ideal location. The breakfast had a large choice and was all very fresh. The little lobby area offers fresh lemonade which is a refreshing option after a day in the sun. What made this hotel five rated for us was the terrific, helpful staff who understood our predicament and went out their way to make our short stay as comfortable as possible. As a result, we hope to visit Menton again in the future so we can spend more time there. We will hopefully manage to book this excellent hotel.

Stayed for three nights, the first 2 nights the hotel arranged me downstairs, the room was a bit crowded, the air conditioning was very noisy, and I couldn't sleep well. The last night was arranged on the 4th floor, the same price, the room was more than twice as big, there was a balcony. The hotel has parking spaces, but charges are charged, 24 euros a night.

The hotel is located near the old town, and the rooms on the highest floor are good even if there is no sea view. The view of the coffee bar on the roof is even better. The room facilities are good and the price/performance ratio is very good. One of the waitresses at breakfast seemed to have an unfriendly attitude. Maybe she thought we ate too much? Ha ha. Menton was a surprise for us, it is very beautiful. If you don’t have luggage, you can take the train to the station further north, and then walk along the seaside avenue to the old town, so you don’t have to walk back and forth on the beautiful but long coastal road twice.

Really enjoyed our stay, & the Chambord exceeded expectations. My 3rd floor Prestige room was cheery & bright, with lots of natural light & a fresh, pretty decor. Most rooms have a little balcony. Mine faced onto the street, & whilst it’s a lively, happening area, noise was minimal. Bathrooms are functional with quite basic products, but it did the job, & the separate loo was a bonus. Reception staff were friendly & efficient. Currently, there is no breakfast area, so if you opt to have breakfast, it’s served in-room. There are ample restaurants on the doorstep however, & the hotel is well located for the promenade.

This is a lovely small hotel, with modern rooms, good aircon, great service. Lovely breakfast (€16 pp per day) great choice. Staff lovely. Food can be ordered via bar staff for lunch/snacks. Cost is similar to cafes for lunch. Mini fridge is stocked with water and a few soft drinks. A lot of people have mentioned there is a supermarket across the road for drinks/snacks/lunch and toiletries etc. This has been very helpful to us, as South of France is £££ and we couldn’t afford to pay for lunch and dinner at a restaurant every day (3 adults, one teen). This hotel is an excellent stay for sightseeing. Train station is 15 min walk. We have been to Monte Carlo, Cannes, Ventimiglia and Eze by train. Next 2 stops will be Nice and Antibes. Trains v busy but after a while you can get a seat. Aircon on trains. You need your passport on trains as police will ask (border town). 20 min walk along La Sablettes beach into town centre. You can also walk up steps into the old town which is so pretty and the church is up there. Many restaurants are available along La Sablettes and town. Beach restaurants are £££ so we only ordered one course each and some sides. They are great for a quick meal after a sightseeing day , as your feet will be tired! Can recommend Caesar on beach front. Trattoria in the business district is great food and more high end, about a 30 min walk. The restaurants on Victoria Square (main tourist area) in Menton are very busy and in one restaurant it took two hours to get food (1 hour to order it!). Saturday night is very busy, lots of places pre-booked. Main problem is (small) pool area. We only wanted to use it on rest days. Around 12/13 sun beds and hotel is now at capacity, it is absolutely packed. People putting towels on the floor and sitting on bar chairs. People reserving sun beds from very early am. Pool area over-capacity. Clearly some groups do not ever leave the hotel, but it really doesn’t have capacity for a ‘fly and flop’ type holiday. So pool a bit defunct for us, which is a shame on rest days. Also the hotel is next to a busy road and you can smell the car fumes by the pool. I had to take my asthma inhaler on the one day we achieved sun beds by the pool. You can pay €35 pp per day to join a private beach club on the beach. This is exclusive of food! We are here to sightsee so didn’t bother with this. This is a beautiful, clean, well-serviced hotel with lovely staff and great service. But if pool time on your rest days it’s important to you, you may find it difficult to achieve this.

Riva Art & Spa is a beautiful seaside hotel with spacious balconies that offer a peaceful place to relax while enjoying breathtaking Mediterranean and mountain views. The balconies have comfortable seating, making them the perfect spot to enjoy a leisurely morning, sipping coffee and watching the sunrise. Following a recent renovation, the hotel now boasts a stunning appearance. The rooms are modern yet elegant, providing a comfortable stay. Amenities such as TV channels, Wi-Fi, and air conditioning further enhance the guest experience. The bathrooms are impeccably clean and stocked with a good variety of toiletries, adding to the overall comfort. The hotel staff is wonderful—attentive, helpful, and friendly. We enjoyed a delicious and varied buffet breakfast. The hotel also features a rooftop spa with an incredible view of the Mediterranean. The spa offers a range of rejuvenating treatments and massages, providing a truly relaxing experience while listening to the sound of the waves and seagulls. Additionally, the hotel is conveniently located near many excellent restaurants offering a variety of gastronomic delights.

The hotel is right by the sea, the scenery is good, but there are no shops around. The breakfast in the room was ok, but the service was normal. The hot water was interrupted at night without prior notice. When the yellow people were asked to have breakfast, they asked the room number. The whites did not have to ask, especially uncomfortable.