Top 10 Le Palm Hotels

The best time to visit the French Riviera is May / June in my opinion. We spent 5 days at the FS Grand Hotel Cap Ferrat mid May and it was a delightful and rejuvenating break. Everything was perfect: elegant estate, magnificent gardens and landscape, enjoyable large pool area at Club Dauphine, cozy and tranquille spa, fine restaurants of which one Michelin starred. And best of all, first class service worthy of FS standard. Will definitely come back.

The location of this hotel overlooking the Mediterranean and Promenade des Anglais is excellent, offering spectacular views, but it is about a 20 minute walk to the historic centre. Breakfast is a little disappointing for a hotel of this class, but a continental room service breakfast was offered at no additional charge. The rooms are small, but clean and well equipped and the staff is friendly , knowledgeable and helpful. Overall, pleasant for a night or two.

It will be a loss if you don’t book this hotel in Eze, they are located in The best place of the village, really enjoyed to stay there.

The service is very good, it is in place, parking is 28 euros, one or two waiters come over to help with luggage and open the door and parking. I live in many European hotels all the way. Inner enthusiasm, not domestic superficial do

Short & to the point review: Best damn hotel on the Riviera. All was perfect. Was there for a week early October 2023 - returning in May of this year. Can't wait. If you are a religious person I would hope that heaven is much like this. Told my son to scatter my ashes on the grounds when I'm gone (but not in the pool)! Perfect.

The hotel room is very large. If you have enough space for an extra bed, it is very suitable for a hotel with children. Parking charges are provided by the hotel staff to help with parking and pick up the car. The location is superb, just by the sea, but if you want to book this hotel, it is recommended to book a room with a sea view. We can't see the sea view in this superior room. It is relatively cumbersome to carry luggage at the hotel and you need to change to a different elevator. Figure 1 is the Angel Bay Beach seen in the hotel location, Figure 2 and Figure 3 are the hotel's cuisine.

Great Staff and very pleasant stay - will go again to this one anytime we are back in the region. The views are stunning of the blue ocean - the location is perfect on the promenade and the hotel even has electric scooters for rent - we had a blast

In the newly renovated apartment hotel, you can cook your own rice, which is very convenient. If you have a bad stomach in the middle, you can buy porridge and drink it at a nearby supermarket, and you can quickly restore your state, great! The hotel is self-service entrance, there is a password, it is very safe, the location is also very good, it is 10 minutes to go to the beach and nearby, and it is very convenient to eat! The French boss is very enthusiastic, and the Chinese little sister who serves us as a housekeeper is superb! Next time I have the opportunity to go to Nice, I will definitely stay here again!

Second attempt to stay here as had to postpone due to Covid,. Was well worth the wait. We had a Deluxe sea view room. Furnished to a high standard with great amenities and and an amazing view out over the city. Staff were all very friendly and we were lucky to be able to check in early. Philip was great at recommending things to do and where to eat on our last evening. Definitely recommend Le Bistrot du Port if you like seafood. Lovely small relaxing area and pool to cool off after a day out in the heat. Breakfast was plentiful and tasty, served on the terrace which was so tranquil! If I was to fault anything, it would be the bath/shower. Very awkward to wash hair etc without getting the bathroom floor soaking wet (was a pity they weren’t upgraded at same time as room), however that was minor and wouldn’t deter us from staying again.

Stylish contemporary lobby, restaurants and rooms. Good location with old town area five minute walk through park and plazas- a dozen glorious churches, great French linen and fabric store L’Epingle a Linge here. Many chic clothing stores nearby- not just Gucci etc, but small, local with exciting window displays. Pretty parks and gardens nearby. Hotel rooms have very large decks with comfortable teak furniture and great views even from rooms on side. Pick up fabulous bread, sandwiches, pastries and desserts from Armand patisserie that is two blocks away for lunch on your deck. This is a good alternative to 20 Euro/person poor lunches in area. Almost all restaurants in the area are touristy so have poor food and are expensive, but there are half a dozen Michelin restaurants within a ten minute walk that are affordable unlike Paris at 200 Euros. (Peixes, Chez Davia, Le Canailes, Fine Gueule...) This is a busy hotel that many tour companies use so there were busses constantly unloading people for the four days we were there. The front desk staff are always busy checking in guests and at check in made no eye contact and just said ”passports”, passed a paper to us to sign then said the room number. When we asked for advice twice (should we take a taxi or bus to the train station and would Monaco or Cannes be better for a day trip) the staff were dismissive and not interested in providing advice. People we talked to sitting around the bar at the end of the day said they could not get recommendations for restaurants from front desk staff. On busy oceanfront promenade with many cars but rooms are soundproofed well.