The 22 best hostels in Antibes

Generally a really good crew house at first , good rooms in good condition . Everything was good during my stay , I liked the owner at first and thought she was fair . Until I left , got threatened with police and treated unprofessionally and rudely over email . The owner is quite rude and was very impatient . Instead of waiting for me to sort the evidence of payment out she rushed to tell the police and threatened me with this . Don’t stay here , the owner is too money obsessed , I just hope she can reflect on the way she talks to people and just acts more professional .

Nadia is a horrible person to deal with and so is the owner. They are so rude, and quick to threaten people with “blacklisting” individuals at yacht agencies and other crew houses. I think in fact they need to be blacklisted and be shut down. Service received from this crew house is absolutely appalling

The host is very friendly and helpful. He is an abundance of knowledge and wisdom. The accommodations are clean and charming. We love the big leather chairs in the common area and the well-equipped kitchen.

Great crew house for yachties looking for work. It is central to all yachting crew agencies as well as a Carrefour market, banks, pharmacies and lovely restaurants.

I would not recommend the Glamorgan crew house. From arrival: I had to wait around for 45 minutes for someone to answer their phone and check me in. Sleeping arrangements: I paid for a double bed with an ensuite and got a bunk bed with a room of 8 girls. I confronted the lady and she said “sorry I don’t have it available”. You cannot charge someone the money for a room you don’t have!? The owner over booked the beds for one night and (took my kindness for granted) I had to share a bed with a random girl and still be paying £261 Euro a week. Not to mention everyone at Glamorgan were all paying different rates for some weird reason and every time we would try confront the owner he would just play dumb. I would not recommend this place.

Yet again , been threatened to take my review off of here . As she is continuing to black list me to crew agencies , something she has no right to do . Again , don’t stay here .

Aweful. Worst experience ever. Do not recommend At all. It has serious hygiene issues. The owner knows and may play dumb but I have their confession. Still they do not refund or do anything to improve the situation. I am surprised how such unhygenic place is still in operation.

A home away from home. I couldn’t have wished for a better stay during my 7 weeks at the Grapevine Oasis house. Jenn and Jason really care for their guests, providing them with everything they will need to get started in the yachting industry. Through Jason’s CV workshop and feedback, I was able to fine tune my CV which is so so important when job searching. Both my day work opportunities and position on board a yacht was found through the Oasis WhatsApp group, where Jenn and Jason post job opportunities that they have received through their personal network. I met so many wonderful people during my stay - some of whom are now friends for life - we dockwalked together for the first time, explored SoF, worked on our CVs together, had plenty beach days and nights out. A truly memorable experience and I look forward to returning in the future.

This is for real your 2nd home when you are away from home, and after staying for a while it even replaces your home!! Jen and Jason are very concerned about their guests and really make you feel at home at any time (big shout out to Jen and Jason) You also share the house with other people but you get to know them very quickly, lovely vibes!! For people in the yacht industry or people who are just new in yachting, this is the place to be where the house job board network really works, I have witnessed this myself and was able to take my first step in the yacht industry, All thanks to Jen and Jason Network and the Grapevine

Oasis is one of three of The Crew Grapvine crew-houses in Antibes. All boasts with excellence. Owners Jennifer and Jason goes the extra mile to make it a great and valuable experience for guests to stay in their units. Firstly the houses are all newly and well renovated. They have well equipped communal kitchens, dining areas and lounges with games and TVs. Each house has a self-service laundry room as well office space with computers and printers to use free of charge. Strict house rules ensures the comfort, consideration, peace and safety of all guests. For added value they have WhatsApp groups for all in-house guest where exclusive job offers are posted. And also offer some guidance to create good CV's for job hunting. I strongly recommend The Crew Grapvine for everyone new in the yachting industry or curious about the industry.

At the Oasis Crew house you are quickly made to feel at home, very relaxing, enjoyable and safe. The facilities are very clean and tidy similar to that of crew area on a super yacht. The owners have a history in the yachting industry I do believe Jen was chef and this is clearly reflected in the layout of the kitchen. Highly recommended for all age groups and professions.

10 stars - Grapevine will be your home away from home, the facilities are top class and you’ll have everything that you need and more! The staff at Grapevine are absolutely incredible, they are the most accommodating hosts and will make you feel so welcome from the minute you step foot in the door, they will mentor you and motivate you and they will also try their best to help you find a job. Your fellow Grapeviners will become your family, I can’t recommend staying here enough 🙌 💯 Grapevine, I love you

I found out about The Grapevine through word of mouth. I was green and had no idea where to start off when I landed in France. Grapevine helped get me transport from Nice to Antibes and showed me around. The crew houses are freshly renovated and clean. They are all secure as well: with cameras and personalized keypad entry. Jason and Jenn the owners helped me find day work to build my CV. Jason even holds short seminars on the ins and outs of the yachting industry. My fellow crew house mates became life long friends. You may be far away from your family, but you are never alone at Grapevine. It’s also located right next to a major marina, train, and crew agencies. So dock walking, training courses, and getting around were easy. They had computers and printers available, laundry machines, high speed wifi, and ironing boards. Just bring a good attitude to the Med and Grapevine can help you learn the rest!

Very clean, affordable and exceptionally well managed. Social areas are spacious and thoughtfully decorated. Perfect for a backpacking type of stay with a bit more style than usual. Highly recommend it

Terrible facilities. The place is dirty with showers that have ceilings growing with mould. The rooms are cramped with not much space for your things and a kitchen with some of the worst appliances that I have used. Would not recommend and if you are crew would recommend waiting for a space at crew Grapevine.

Would not recommend. They state on their website that they will refund nights if you get a job and leave early but this is a marketing gimmick and they will not do so without a fight. No Wifi at Crew Lighthouse although they state they have. They will move you around to different rooms with no notice, I walked in one night after work to see my bags packed on my bed.

Very basic facility. Great for a holiday if you are traveling with a budget and for yachties not wanting to spend too much money on accommodation. They help with crew agencies and this is the best location for going anywhere in Antibes as this is walking distance from shops, restaurants, ports and bars.

Good for meeting people and a bed for the night. Building itself has preserved many original features which is really nice. Location is excellent for anything in Antibes and only a few mins walk from the train station.

Have everything a yachtie needs.😀

(Translated by Google) High quality hostel. Very warm welcome. The manager came to pick us up at the station because of a large suitcase. Air conditioning in the bedroom. Toilet and bathroom worthy of a hotel. Zmlrnagee kitchen. Washer and dryer... Pleasant staff. I highly recommend. Thank you for your welcome. Very clean. We felt safe... Audrey dumps (Original) Auberge de grande qualité. Accueil très chaleureux. Le gérant et venus nous chercher à la gare car grosse valise. Climatisation dans la chambre. Wc et salle de bain digne d'un hôtel. Cuisine zmlrnagee. Machine a laver et sèche linge... Personnel agréable. Je recommande vivement. Merci pour votre accueil. Tres propre. Ont se sent en securitee.. Audrey vidonne

(Translated by Google) Room without toilet and bathroom, located on the landing and shared with another room. Not indicated on the ad. Very disappointed with this reservation made on Booking.com. (Original) Chambre sans wc et salle de bain, se trouve sur le palier et à partager avec une autre chambre. Non signalé sur l’annonce. Très déçu par cette réservation effectuée sur Booking.com.

This is a super great hostel, I really enjoyed my stay the first time so much so I have stayed there again. The hosts and managers are really lovely and the guests are friendly too. The place is kept very clean and hygienic and there is plenty of space to store your food in the fridge and cupboards. I have stayed in other crew houses and this is the best one. It’s also super close to the beach, the old town, and the station which is very convenient

Staff are super friendly and the environment is great and welcoming. The room and communal areas were clean with great facilities. It's also super closer and is practically in the town. Great for networking for yatchies. I highly recommend it.

We spent 3 weeks in the hostel and it was perfect if you’re looking for work in the yachting industry or travelling. There’s a good group of people that stay there and the staff are nice and proactive. After its recent renovations the building is clean

This hostel is a gem! The staff are incredibly kind and welcoming, and the entire place is kept in excellent condition. Everything is spotless, and there’s plenty of space to relax or prepare meals. The location is ideal, just a short walk to both the beach and the train station. Highly recommend staying here.

This hostel is well-located in the downtown then you can go anywhere nearby without any difficulty. The owners speak fluent English and French. Kitchen is greatly furnished you can cook nearly everything. Affordable.

Travelled here with 2 other friends. Stayed in a 4 bedroom dormitary. The hostel was very clean and staff were very friendly! Small hostel but has a great vibe with a big community kitchen area, tables and an outside area leading into each other. Huge lockers in the dorms, with a big allocated fridge space and food storage cabinet. We also liked that there was a 'community basket'with leftover food supplies if needed. Coffee (nespresso) and tea selection too! Good location! Close to the train station, old town, the port and the beach!

Best hostel in town! Super clean rooms and common areas, topped with amazing management. Will definitely be my go to when in Antibes 😊

The city is awesome. The port very crowded, huge (a bit too much). No lateral berths. Only Mediterranean. Renovation undergoing in Jan 2024. Worth visiting. Depending on boat's draft you might get a close to old city berth.

Fabulous service, great food, stunning views. Left our bags and valuables with the staff so we could go jump in the lake to cool off. Very safe. Owner used to run other good restaurants in the area so very trusted and wish them all the best with this one.

Antibes is a must to see town. The flair and atmosphere is fantastic. People is friendly and make you fell welcome. Definitely a place I would visit again

Beautiful marina and great place to walk around to see the yachts.

This is huge port for so many yachts and sail boats. It’s so busy that is super hard to find parking. There is weekend live music and vendors. It’s nice way to enter the city!

The port is a glorious showroom of play toys to the rich and famous. It's lovely to look around and see all the luxury boats on display. The water was quite polluted with debris and aome kind of oil in places. But on one side of the port the water was that azure blue that the area is famous for and we saw some incredible jellyfish right near the surface of the water. If you are into luxury watercraft and jellyfish, it's well worth a look.

Staff here are very friendly and pleasant. But the negative part is that such a huge Marina there are only 2 toilet buildings and each toilet building has only 2 shower rooms and 2 toilets (male and female, very close inside) . Both Toilets/Shower rooms are located very far end of the Marina (end of dock D07 or Marina office) , extremely far to walk to. Should have another toilet/shower built near the Dock C area, as it's not enough toilets for the occupancy to use. In the toilet, if someone is having a shower, the person in the toilet next to it will be wet as the divider is not all the way to the floor to block off the shower water. The floor is always wet. The key pad code to enter the toilets is not functioning properly, which has to key in many times before the door can be opened. Very inconvenient. Although it has a gate to the boats ramp, the boat right next to the entrance is not guarded or secured as anyone can jump on the boat from the car park.

Amazing selection of everything from oils, fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses and flowers. Highly recommend!

Beautiful market right below our hotel. Such fresh products.

500 years of history in an amazing fort overlooking the Mediterranean and the Port Vaughan marina. Worth the walk.

Marche Provencal is an antique market. Having whatever you can inagine. Surrounded by open places, coffee shops and restaurant. You can pass a whole day in Antibes.

It’s a beautiful market and the food is fresh! It had a wide array of assortments. They clean it all up extremely efficiently as well.

The market is very cozy, and topical, smells, and textures all around.

Very cute local market with fresh produce and great seafood stores. Quaint township.

Nice little beach near Antibes port,can get busy. Very stoney when going into the water so just be prepared for that😎🩴🏖️

Nice little beach protected by the way the ha our is designed. Obvious popular please to sun bath or cool down in the sea.

Despite its drawbacks, this beach is definitely the right place for families with small kids who need a lot of sand. The water is not very clean, but it’s bearable and it doesn’t get very deep right at the waterfront. There is a shower stand and an ice cream shop within 50 meters, and a n absolutely stunning boardwalk with a yacht club And breathtaking views, the public toilet is very dirty, but you can always find one in downtown. The beach is not huge but even in Sunday morning it’s possible to find a spot. There are lockers available and free public WiFi! The parking is always full but you may find one 300-400 meters away

Fantastic small Beach in the Old Town We really enjoyed this place with the kids. It was a fantastic day out and the view are spectacular. You can see the castle in the backdrop and you are so close to the city it is really easy to go and eat around. Superb beach.

Lovely beach with restroom facilities, just steps from Old Town restaurants, offering beautiful scenery and a peaceful atmosphere.

The beach has a lovely sandy area for sunbathing, which makes it a comfortable place to relax. However, when you step into the water, it gets quite rocky, so it’s a good idea to bring water shoes. Also, watch out for jellyfish.

Small, sand beach in the old city. Shower at the water’s edge and no natural shade during the day. The water is very clear and has a gradual entry/slope but medium-sized rocks. There are small hermit crabs in the rocks near the west end.

Besides a few inconveniences, like slow service, a rude waiter and food being quite low quality (mussels were very small and one of us had stomach problems the following day) each one of us (five people) found small pieces of plastic in the mussels, probably belonging to the negs the mussels are sold into. This is quite unacceptable.

Amazing place! Cozy atmosphere, great wine (try the daily selection) and appropriate prices. I would love to come back one day.

We had a great lunch here. The service was excellent, very attentive and friendly and accommodating for our toddler. The food was delicious - we had their set menu of the day. I would definitely recommend.

My family and I went to Antibes for a few hours and we were caught by the rain, so went to the marketplace to take shelter. We were so hungry that we picked the first place that was in front of us, and we had the luck to meet Laurent, the owner of the bar. He was so attentive that he even managed to speak the little Spanish he knows with us. We were able to try tasty local dishes and deserts and enjoy the good music and the bar ambience. We are sure that Laurent and the staff receive a lot of diners every day!

One of the best restaurants in Antibes

Being taken over by the owners of ‘Entre Deux Vins’ has transformed this place. Now you get all the atmosphere of the market with high quality food and wine to boot.

It was recommender by another place (entre dues vins), so we took the recommendations. Nice wine, good food. Nice, friendly and helpful staff. We also have a small dog and there was no problem.

A terrific evening out for the whole family. I'm not usually keen on these types of places, but when we visited it was well run, had good security and felt safe, and we all had fun as a family of 5 (ages 5 - 40). Some rides were more reasonable than others, and the competitions (including the archery) were quite winnable. I would highly recommend.

I didn't think the place looked very good. the attractions are kind of old-fashioned. But hey, the kids had a blast. You have to pay a different price for every attraction, and the best ones are pricey. The 'Jump' is 30 euros

We arrived by 13.00 and our bags weren't checked. Otherwise, it's against personal boundaries. Toilets zone is dirty all the day as if no Cleaning was done. Sunbeds for 4 eur but we were absent all the day so nobody charged us. From 13 till 15.30 we passed only 2 slides. Lines of people are enormous. Firstly line to take a pump circle, later to wait for a ride. Either buy pass or enjoy in the pool. After 15.00 it became faster. They close slides at 18.30. Very few dressing rooms. 3 or 4. +2 in which locker didn't work. Public area is clean in general. I used to see automatic slides of green and red light. Here are people who ring a thistle so loudly that it shocked ears . I recommend with getting prepared for such inconveniences as it's the closest to Nice

Good park, I think it needs more attractions.

Long queues, it takes 50/60min per ride around midday, and 30/40min towards the end of the day. Some water activities promoted on the map do not exist or under renovation (i.e Lazy river). Food quality below average.

It was..like any other fête foraine. I got tricked into thinking it would be a bit more. However it's still a pretty good fete foraine.

A ton of safe fun for your small kids, yet your heart will be in you throat with some of the slides. We would definitely recommend this place as an alternative to the beach on one of your visits to the area.

Beautiful atmosphere. Accommodating staff. Hospitality at its finest. Picturesque backdrop. What more could you ask for? Also, Luca is fantastic. We had a minor issue with our room not being fully ready upon arrival, and without us even asking he upgraded us to a beautiful room overlooking the water. Amazing. And don't forget to spend some R and R time by the pier. So relaxing.

Staying at Hôtel Belles Rives felt like stepping into a film I never wanted to end. As a movie lover—and someone who’s always been a little obsessed with the glamour of the 1920s—this place was pure magic. Knowing that F. Scott Fitzgerald once lived and wrote here gave the whole experience this dreamy, almost surreal atmosphere. I could honestly picture Zelda dancing barefoot on the terrace, champagne in hand. The Art Deco details, the sea views, the vintage charm—it all feels untouched in the best way, like time has slowed down just for you. I spent hours on the balcony just watching the light shift over the water, imagining scenes from old movies or pages from Tender is the Night. The service was elegant and old-school in a way that’s so rare now—quietly attentive, never overbearing. Dinner by the water felt like something from a classic film, and every corner of the hotel holds so much history and emotion. Belles Rives isn’t just a hotel—it’s a story. And I felt incredibly lucky to be a small part of it, even just for a few nights

Ricardo at the Belles Rives Hotel is truly the warmest and most welcoming person. From the moment we arrived, he greeted us with genuine kindness and made us feel at home right away. His constant positive attitude and friendly smile made our stay more enjoyable. Thank you, Ricardo 🙏🏼💘

We spent an afternoon at their private beach club! Lovely location and pristine views! Staff were also friendly and welcoming and good service overall! However food options are a bit limited and perhaps a bit overpriced , but it’s a place I would visit again!

rooms are small and almost all of the amenities are inconvenient to use. while the reception is warm and helpful but the vallet pakring costs a lot, 50 euros per night. and even the breakfast is poor and the services are awful. the taste of coffees is trash, so I asked to get espresso but the server didnt bring it until I leave the table. After they noticed that I was leaving, then started to show they are brining it. it seems that they did such like that on purpose. worst hotel service ever I have.

What a special place to visit. Everything was exceptional. Rooms were comfortable. The service and attention was excellent. Breakfast on the deck was fabulous. Dinner food was top notch. All the best of Antibes.

My family, friends, and I have been visiting Belles Rives for many years. In fact, my grandparents fell in love with Antibes through this very place, which led to our family acquiring property in the area. That’s why I say this with genuine disappointment, that the standard at Belles Rives has declined severely. Over the past year alone, I’ve visited at least seven times, and each visit has been worse than the last.. from unprofessional service and inattentive staff to poorly made drinks and subpar food. I, myself, have never stayed at the hotel, but I’ve often come for a drink or meal, drawn by the view and nostalgia. Sadly, those are no longer enough. On my most recent visit, on the 24th of June, I came with a friend for a casual drink and something to share. We ordered the burrata with tomatoes, repeatedly confirming with our server that the dish contained no nuts, as my friend has a serious allergy. We were reassured multiple times, and nothing on the menu indicated otherwise, so we proceeded. First, it took 20 minutes to receive our drinks. Then, the burrata arrived, smothered in pesto. We immediately raised the concern, and after another long wait, a replacement arrived. Another waiter kindly offered bread, which never came. Our desserts followed. I ordered the crème brûlée, which turned out to be a cold, jelly-like, oddly flavoured reinterpretation that bore little resemblance to the classic dish. The final disappointment came with the bill, which took 25 minutes to arrive despite the restaurant being nearly empty. A staff member approached with the bizarre and condescending question: “Are you the allergy people?” She then insisted the original pesto was “nut-free,” despite listing pine nuts as an ingredient immediately afterward (a baffling contradiction). Her explanation was confusing and dismissive, and frankly, quite troubling given the seriousness of the issue. We later learned it was our servers first day, and frankly, we felt bad for her. She was clearly unsupported. It’s deeply frustrating to watch a once-loved establishment lose its sense of hospitality and quality. While the view remains beautiful, it no longer justifies the experience; the service, food, and attitude have all fallen well below the standard that Belles Rives once represented. Regrettably, I don’t see myself returning anytime soon.

Great park, technically no dogs allowed but nobody cares ;)

Good place for fresh air and picnic

It’s nice to see how the park in being transformed every year to the better. What used to be ugly and prickly bushes have become a nice little pond with a fountain and appropriate plants around it. The park is not intended as a playground for the kids.

The park to go if you are in Golfe Juan - despite the fact that it is not in GJ, but it is situated in Antibes. Beautiful place, good to run or read. People are nice and there is a lot of space. There is an entrance that leads directly to the beach (passing under the train rails). They also had a park dedicated to dogs but it is closed because of bad frequentation.

lovely place. if you come to Juan-Les-Pins as a tourist and just want to lay in the beach, then rent a house around this park. It is generally a little bit expensive than average, but worth it!

Nice park but watch out for lazy dog owners (the dog crap)

Nice big park with lots of open space for kids to play and organize small parties

From my room with an amazing sea view, I was also able to keep an eye on my electric car while it was charging. To use the hotel’s EV charger, you need to use an app called "Freshmile," no worries, works great! This hotel absolutely recommended for EV drivers. The hotel itself is superbly clear in its amenities and services offered, and the overall experience is very pleasant. Considering that the location is only a 30-minute drive from the notoriously expensive area of Monaco, the price is unbeatably good.

Hello, I am writing this review with great disappointment. My stay at this hotel did not start badly. The main problem was two people, the pool lifeguard and the respectable manager who were making a problem on purpose. First of all, the photos on the website do not match reality. Secondly, you cannot do anything in this pool, which means: no playing football, no eating on the sun loungers and it also turned out that you cannot swim because according to the lifeguard you splash too much while swimming, after this "splashing" the lifeguard called two guys, I do not know who they were. the pool was terribly dirty, the last 3 days there was a terrible smell near the pool. the service, apart from the manager and the lifeguard, was nice.And to add, when two guys came, they started saying that they would call the police because we were eating small pieces of cheese in the pool

It was a very good place in general. Rome breakfast and all. The only thing I can complain of is the size of the particular room. Otherwise, it's a place that everyone can enjoy.

Our stay started badly. We couldn’t check-in early and when we received our room, it was dirty and contained remains of someone’s hair distributed around the bathroom, beds and more. We then complained and ask for an upgrade (which they didn’t allow) so instead asked them to clean it “again”. They apparently did, but when we returned to the room the hairs and other dirt were still in their spot… Also be aware that you cannot open any windows and they do not offer any water, or as a matter of fact anything in the mini bars and the only place you can find something to drink is from a half empty vending machine in your building. We stayed for 3 nights and not once did the vending machine contain bottled water or ever was refilled. Next we tried to take a look at the pool… absolute disappointment. It fits around 5 people and should be called a puddle. The online images are an absolute rip off. Also it is smack in the middle of the establishment (which is small), so you can try and tan while people from the reception, restaurant and rooms watch you. Next we tried to have breakfast and later dinner once. For breakfast we each payed 15€ and ate for 3€. The only edible thing was the pain au chocolat. For dinner we risked ordering their caesar salad and ended up having an old salad with dry/ old chicken swimming in cheap mayonnaise dressing. In addition we tried their pizza, which tasted like cardboard. Absolutely disgusting. Not only was the food terrible but the restaurant is FULL of mosquitoes and staff that is very unprofessional. So not only are you walking out with empty tummies, but also with tons of mosquito bites and a good amount missing from your wallet. The only good thing I can comment on is the ac in our room and the water-parc next door.

The bathroom in the room was dirty, there were still pads and trash from previous guests in the basket. We came with a group of students, we were hungry, imagine, don't they cook? They served us pommes and chicken frozen from a box. Is that ok for hotel? The staff throw plates, they don't even say sorry. the staff picked up the plates and glasses in front of us even though we were not finished. After dinner, we went to eat at the amusement park, there is a wide selection.

This company recently closed down an abusive waterpark and left 2 orcas and a bunch of dolphins to starve and die in algae infested pools, Do not give them any money. The owners should be sued and jailed.

Very comfortable, bright and airy room. Excellent en suite.

As a family of four, the rooms were moderate and fairly clean for the price. What we enjoyed the most was the accessibility to the private beach and restaurant across the street. It was so convenient and we spent a lovely day swimming in the Mediterranean. I also would recommend a massage at the spa. The massage there was the best I have had in a long time. I failed to get the masseuse’s name but she was a lovely young lady with the best techniques for tired limbs and sore muscles. I would return just for the spa treatment. Merci Beaucoup

we travel a lot, and we have rarely been welcomed with such hospitality. The breakfast was varied and delicious. Aron at the reception was really very pleasant. We didn’t get the chance to say goodbye to him, but we wish him all the best.

Ok, I read all the reviews and was a bit unsure about the place before arriving so to help others; don’t worry about them; this place is fantastic in so many ways!! It is the perfect hybrid of a clean four star hotel with all the comfort and practical solutions that one would find in a private residence. Location is 10/10 (I know there is a “Karen comment” that it is a road between the hotel and the beach but listen this is the case in any place in south of France….) Antibes is a lovely city. It is still very quiet hotel - we travel with kids age 3&4 and they could even do a nap in the daytime with no distractions at all! You can walk 10 minutes and find everything you like within the radius. The kitchen is perfect with a huge fridge so we could keep groceries cold and have light lunches at home when the kids did their nap. Everything is thoroughly thoughtful and one could tell that the staff here really do everything they can to make your stay amazing and I would say it is worth every penny!! The room is clean and cleaning is above my picky expectations. Seriously the only room for improvement is one of the kitchen-pots is not the same size as the stove plate. That is the only thing I could improve.

❤️❤️❤️For me, this place — the town of Antibes and the Royal Antibes Hotel — holds a very special meaning, as it carries so many family memories. Every time we return, we feel the same joy and happiness as before! We first came here when our children were just 5 and 8 years old, and now they are already 17 and 20. Thank you so much for giving us these wonderful emotions again and again! ❤️❤️❤️

Do not stay here. The fact that this is a 4 star hotel is confusing. The room was extremely small and basic and would have been fine for just the overnight stay we were there for - until we were accused of breaking and being charged for the tv in the room that we never even touched. It was in tact when we arrived and when we left. We went to pick up our luggage after a day on the beach and were accused of shattering it. It was clear housekeeping was trying to blame their mistake on the customer. Furthermore, the way the general manager handled the situation was horrendous and very much not what I’d expect the customer service experience to be coming from a 4 star hotel. Extremely rude and accusatory. There was no tact or care whatsoever and we ultimately left with a very negative experience. Would absolutely not go back, there are plenty of other places to stay in such a beautiful place.

Really sweet hotel, great location and loved the restaurant / beach club that it’s connected to. Staff was really sweet and helpful, and it included a spa experience for all guests in reservation. Such a bonus and nice addition!

Had a lovely holiday in this hotel. Marieme, the receptionist, was very kind and helpful, suggesting the best beaches, also helping us navigate the Internet to get Uber taxis. On arrival, the gentlemen at reception found us a room as we could not stay at the apartment we booked. He, too, was very kind. Two very weary elderly train travellers.

We had a pretty bad experience overall with our room and communication with the hotel reception staff. When we first arrived, we discovered that there was a small ant infestation in our room, which led to us being offered a different residence apartment for a few nights, while they sorted out the ant problem. This was a good experience. We had a talk with hotel reception staff who told us that they could not say when the problem would be solved, but that they would call us when it was resolved. The day after we had another talk with the hotel reception staff who apologized for the ant problem, and said that they unfortunately couldn't offer any alternative accommodation in the residences, as all the apartments would be fully booked the day after. That day we were offered a "hotel upgrade" by the hotel reception staff, which we said that we would have to think about, as we were planning on cooking our own food, and the hotel room did not have any facilities to allow this. The morning after we talked to hotel reception staff again, and let them know that we would like the hotel room upgrade, if we could not get another apartment. The staff then retracted the offer, saying that they were very sorry, but that they were fully booked on the hotel as well now (This is in spite of rooms being available on their website). They instead offered us a single free breakfast for the inconvenience... That day we were relocated back to our previous accommodation that previously had ants in it. The room was now clear of ants, although the room in general wasn't particularly well-maintained. The light on the extractor fan of the kitchen was broken, and so were all the sliding wardrobe doors. A lot of the cutlery was very dirty, and there was no bread knife in this apartment like there had been in the apartment we were temporarily located in. In general it seemed like there were substantial differences in the number and quality of things like cutlery, plates and glasses between different rooms. The residences are cheap, but also pretty run-down and in need of maintenance. We will not be coming back again unfortunately

The hotel is really clean and is not too crowded. Staff is friendly and the spa is perfect.

This is an amazing hotel really nice clean and very spacious rooms. Very accommodating. The staff were amazing some were better than others. The food was out of this world. Things I've not tried before and have come home with the intention of recreating some dishes. The over all cleanliness of the hotel was actually really good. The pool areas were exceptional salt water pools that were really weird as I felt like I had to learn to swimm again. Our overall view was a 10 out of 10 in all aspects. For the people that want a shop its a 25 ish min walk to your closest shop and an extra 10 mins to get to the Funland antibes that can be seen from the town view and pool view at night. We took a walk down 1 evening and wow!! The best funfair i think I've ever seen. Plenty of security and great rides. So anyway back to the hotel book it up and enjoy half board it was brilliant.

I stayed at Résidence Thalazur Antibes for 8 nights in June. The room was essentially a studio, equipped with a kitchenette, fridge, eating area and a nice balcony. Housekeeping and a change of towels were provided twice during my stay. While the room is basic, I found it to be spacious, functional and I appreciated that the air conditioning provided very effective cooling. The indoor and outdoor pools were the highlights of my stay. Neither were ever crowded and both spaces were relaxing and pleasant. Breakfast was not included in my package, but I did purchase it most mornings for 21 euros. The breakfast buffet was fairly good value for money and the views from the restaurant's terrace were fantastic. I also reserved a table for dinner in the restaurant on my last night -- both the service and food were very good. As a heads-up, it is a bit of a hike from the hotel to the nearest train station (a 20-minute walk) and to the nearest supermarket as well, which is 15-minutes by foot. On the way back, you'll be climbing the hill for much of the walk. There is a shuttle bus that goes to Antibes' historic town centre a few times per day, but I made my way there on my own, including on foot (approximately 50 minutes) and by Uber/taxi. Overall, the hotel's excellent facilities made it worth the stay.

Great hotel with great pools and spa"s . However price of food is VERY over priced . Rooms with balcony , very good

Ants crawling on us at 4:30 am. Infestation in the room—disgusting. Sleep gone, belongings to clean, and reception’s big “solution”? Hand us another room like nothing happened. Tried three times to see the manager. The answer? She doesn’t have time for you. Come back after breakfast tomorrow. Oh, sorry—didn’t realize guest problems need an appointment. And that “luxury” saltwater pool? More like a science experiment. Black stuff growing on the bottom—dirty, gross, and nowhere near what you’d expect for the price. Unacceptable.

Where do i begin? I dont give negative rewiews lightly, but this one blew my mind. On the first night my wife woke up at4:09AM and she was complaining of itching, by 5:00 AM we realized that it was ants all over us. On the floor on the head rest and on the bed. The night was over. By 5:30 AM we gad another room but good luck teying to fall asleep after that. What made things worse, that i tried to reach the hotel manager 2 times the next dau, and the manager was wither too busy or not available. This is why i gave 3 Stars. The poolside view is very nice, we did bot use the spa, and the breakfast was good as well. The lack of customer service is disturbing to say the least. Picrures of ants and video are attached. And btw, the pool is salt water, but there are blatchea of black sruff on the bottom, not sure what it is, but now apeaaling. Nit sure if mold or what. To sum up, no, i would bot choose to stay here again.

We stayed for 4 nights and it wasn’t our first choice due to all the reasonable hotels in Nice were booked because of the Monaco Grand Prix. A little hick up with the room/safe but it was sorted out and in the end it was a good stay. The room is typical France small size and the bathroom had a musty smell (water is leaking in the shower pan and no doubt it is moldy) The clerk first night told us breakfast was $7€ only to discover it was €11- pass as it’s not worth €11. There is a cafe at the train station mins away that is way less expensive and has a variety of coffee /bakery/food stuff. The old town is a nice walk away as well is the marina as there is very little really close to the hotel. The hotel was clean and you can’t beat the location.

Traveling with my wife, we got a room on the first floor, where the window is located with a few meters from the other wall, so no views. The floor is covered by tiles, which makes me think of a place like a hospital, rather than a cozy room. The table in the room was tiny, barely enough for the tea accessories offered by the hotel. The shower gel is provided in a disposable bag, one bag per person, which is not sufficient for even a single shower. The personnel was nice though. All-in-all, I wouldn't pick this place again.

The fact that Collier Hotel goes to the extreme lenght to go and report reviews, not agreeing to what they think shows the utter mismanagement of this establishment. Instead of reporting, they should better try to avoid overbooking rooms and then not providing an alternative room to a guest who has already paid for one. Have a non pleasant day. And to reply back to you, no, I did not get confused.

I found the hotel nice, it was 5 mins from the train station, the people were very nice. I like the intergrated chromecast in the TV's so i could stream from my phone apps the room was clean, I would of prefered a double bed, but it wasn't a deal breaker, I would definatly go back to the same hotel

Clean rooms, modern rooms, friendly staff, close to the train and buses.

The rooms are on the smaller side, but there is plenty of space for the two of us. This hotel is very clean and the staff is friendly. The beach, lots of restaurants, groceries and laundry is within a 15 minute walking distance. It is also located across the street from the bus station, train and taxi pick up area. Great location with a some rooms having a view of the ocean.

Great location next to the railway station, near the harbour and a short walk to the old town. Rooms are quite small, but adequate and are clean. Didn't try the breakfast, but the pizzas in the attached restaurant are spot on.

I would highly recommend this hotel. I would suggest upgrading to the 5th floor room with the vaults and sea view. Definitely get the breakfast as it had a very large selection of eggs, breads, pastries, fruit, cheeses and sliced meat, with a nice coffee machine to make various types of coffee so a very impressive breakfast. There is a nice patio area to eat outside. The hotel is an easy, short walk to downtown and the ocean. There are a couple of grocery stores within a few blocks if you want to grab wine or snacks. The hotel has a nice, casual lobby area with a small bar if you want to have a glass of wine or beer. The bed is very comfortable as is the bedding. The room layout is efficient and the bathroom is very nice. The air conditioning and room itself were quiet. The pool is small and it would be nice if there was a small gym to lift weights. Overall, an A+ place to stay. The staff is friendly and

We had a wonderful stay at this hotel. The reception staff could be a little more friendly, but other than that, the rooms were perfect. The location is unbeatable and the breakfast was delicious. Be aware though that the triple room is actually just a double room with a small armchair bed in the corner.

**“We stayed at Villa Port Antibes from 1–6 September 2025, booking two rooms for five nights at €400 per night per room (€4,000 total). While the rooms were functional and clean, they were quite small for the price. Breakfast was disappointing: a limited buffet with overcooked scrambled eggs, bacon that frequently ran out, and average pastries. I was expecting something more local and personalised (like the Indigo brand’s cooked-to-order options), but here that costs extra. You can boil your own eggs, but strangely there were no tongs to handle them. The pool area was another let-down — very few mattresses (just 3 or 4), limited sunshine after 4 pm due to the high walls, and unfortunately some unpleasant guest interactions. Noise was also an issue, as you could hear traffic and late-night singing/shouting from nearby pubs. Service was acceptable but nothing memorable, and when we asked for mosquito repellent (as my son was badly bitten), we were only given one small plug-in device for both rooms, which wasn’t very effective. Overall, the hotel is more design-focused and ‘glam’ than truly comfortable. At €400 a night it felt very overpriced, especially given that the same rooms are now listed at €180 per night. Sadly, we left feeling a bit ripped off.”**

***EDIT - I'm not sure why the hotel replied stated I said my stay was "Amazing" - my exact statement upon checkout was that it was a nice hotel, but my stay was not without it's issues, which I had already informed them of. How incredibly passive aggressive of this hotel not only to gaslight their customers and openly lie about my experience, but also to put the onus on me to come back to THEM when I had already asked to speak to the manager, as noted below. The Manager didn't come to speak to me at any point; not when I asked on the evening, nor when I checked out which is a pretty basic request. The receptionist comp'd the 12 Euro cheese croque monsieur as compensation! If I was annoyed before, now I am genuinely furious. What a shame a small minority of staff openly lied on a public forum to spare their embarrassment. I say this back to you: If your manager wants to talk to ME and apologise, you have both my email and my phone number. I won't be chasing you down, and I won't be holding my breath. Do better. ***Original review A poorly maintained lock saw me locked in the bathroom for ten minutes unable to get out. Finally managed to get myself out and asked for maintenance to come. The receptionist came to look but had no idea about how to fix it so I asked them to get a maintenance person. Waited another 15 minutes before going downstairs to ask what was going on to be told "We have phoned someone." with no explanation, or informing me of this so I was standing in the door waiting. I told the other member of staff that if that was the case they need to keep their customer informed not just sat there waiting with their door open! Disgusting response with the receptionist smirking at me and I asked to speak to a Manager. No Manager on shift to speak to until tomorrow morning which is bizarre as it's a Saturday night. Disappointing upkeep and even more disappointing service.

This is a charming hotel conveniently located just outside of old town, waterfront and many other attractions. The rooms were modern, clean and had balconies. We would highly recommend this hotel.

Tres chic, not at all shabby! Whomever decorated this boutique hotel is an amaaaazing interior designer. In person impressions exceeding the online pictures, which is rare indeed. From the warm greeting at the front desk, to the breakfast staff, and cleaners, everyone was HAPPY, kind, and most helpful. Things that stood out about this hotel were decor, cleanliness, comfortable mattress and bedding. The location was unbeatable right by the super yachts in the harbour and old town. The little beach we frequented was a 5 minute walk away. Our vacation in Antibes was wonderful. Be sure and do Le Sentier du Littoral, Cap d’Antibes; wear runners and bring water. Go to Ze 31 and ask them to heat up a couple of pieces of their delicious lasagna, grab a bottle of wine, and go watch the sunset at Plage des Ondes (catch a ride with Bolt). Stay at this hotel, you won’t be disappointed. We loved every minute! Happy hour at the bar was great as well. ❤️

First time in my life I have booked the same hotel for another holiday. This place is nice, quiet, minutes from the old town centre and beach.

Nice hotel with rooms that have a sea view. Decent breakfast, but most important...it has free parking!!

I absolutely love my stay at this hotel. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Everything is perfect! It truly feels like home; away from home. The service and hospitality is professional, 5 star quality of service. The kindness and care given is exemplary. The rooms are clean and spacious. The beds are cozy and very comfortable; with crisp fresh clean sheets.The bathrooms have beautiful waterfall showers. The vanities have perfect lighting; which illuminate the fixtures of the glass sink and wood vanity. The rooms smell fresh with the a/c just right. As I wake up to the sunshine that enters my room; I love looking out at the sea out of the large beautiful windows. The airy curtains that line the windows catch the sea breeze. I always look forward to my breakfast; which has very a fresh and delicious cuisine. I’m always greeted with kindness, warm smiles with quick and excellent service and hospitality. Léa and all the staff are truly wonderful. It has been my favorite hotel to stay at in all the traveling I’ve experienced. I highly recommend this hotel and it is truly the very best hotel I’ve ever stayed at.

Does the job. The kids enjoyed the bunk bed. You need a car to visit anything. The hotel also offers some parking spots.

Very loud right by a busy road, rooms need renovation (big stains on carpet and black grouting in bathroom), breakfast very basic, dead palm tree on terraced, over priced drinks (7€ on small bottle) and food as well as arrogant staff

Only stayed one night but wish were stayed longer, maybe next time! Check in was super smooth. Free macaroons at reception. Rooms with a sea view and balcony. Kettle, tea and coffee. Mini bar fridge. super comfortable beds and pillows. Lovely big towels. Well kept and very clean.

Late night desk attendant was very helpful and professional... very courteous! Thank you sir!

Very clean & comfortable with every attention to detail thought of. This hotel is proof that you don’t need to pay a fortune for friendly and welcoming staff, who make you feel at home, providing high standards. Easy to get to the town, spacious, well-equipped rooms, lovely bathroom, parking, modern yet cozy. Fantastic double glazing keeps the traffic noise out. Lovely view over the bay from the balcony & a great breakfast too. Nothing is too much trouble - a great, relaxing stay - thank you!

I couldn’t recommend a place more, whether you are new to the industry or already seasoned, Debbie’s will welcome you with open arms. It truly is a home from home and is one of the best places you could be looking for work. If you are lucky you might even get to experience one of Franco’s great pizza nights or a group BBQ. The facilities are great - kept clean and tidy - you won’t ever want to leave with a pool table, swimming pool and outside games at free use. I know if I ever find myself in the South of France looking for a place to stay Debbie’s is where I’ll be.

Best crew house in Antibes!! Debbie’s feels like a home away from home for greenies and seasoned yachties alike. The property is beautifully maintained with great amenities like a swimming pool, billiards, ping pong table, clean and spacious rooms and comfy beds. The accommodations are great but what really makes your stay special is the people you meet along the way - especially Debbie and Franco who are such kind and gracious hosts! 10/10 recommend, I’d never stay anywhere else!

No other crew house in Antibes is equatable to Debbie’s, not only are the facilities clean, spacious, accommodating and affordable, but Debbie herself and Franco her husband are the most welcoming warm people. Stepping foot in Debbie’s as a greenie I was nervous, however Debbie and Franco made me feel more at home than ever. In fact Franco is the reason I managed to get a job after just 3 weeks even in September. I couldn’t recommend it more, I will never forget my time there.

This was my first season as a green stewardess and Debbie and Franco were so friendly and welcoming. My room was clean and comfortable, the facilities were functional and the location was a convenient 5 min walk from the train station. The whole place had a chilled vibe. I was lucky enough to be there for one of Franco’s pizza parties- if you know, you know. I’ll definitely stay there again.

Absolutely amazing place! Seriously feels like a home! And they even have a pool which is a godsend when you don't wanna trudge it to the beach after dockwalking all morning. Debbie and Franco are amazing hosts, not just for their hospitality but the genuine care they have for their guests. I recommend this crew house over another in Antibes and airbnbs, totally worth it and would love to stay here again in the future!

I truly believe that this is the best crew house in town! It's very peaceful, conveniently located and has all the facilities that you could need. Debbie and Franco makes it feel like a home away from home. They are always there to give advice and answer any questions that you have. Would definitely stay here again if I ever need a place in Antibes.

A brilliant crewhouse! Debbie and Franco are awesome along with their many pets. If you're lucky the cats will give you cuddles and if you're super lucky Franco might invite you for an espresso.. always say yes. Such a great base and felt like a home away from home.

The stay at Mona’s apartment was perfect. She is incredibly attentive and responsive to any requests. We stayed for a month in her apartment with no problems. The apartment is absolutely perfect if you are studying French at the Centre International. We highly recommend this apartment!

I stayed in Antibes for two weeks and it was perfect. The apartment is charming. It is well placed for tourism and holidays being very central and in the Old Town. The bedroom was quiet and comfortable. The livingroom/ kitchen had French tv so very useful for improving speaking. The cooker is induction. Antibes is a lovely part of the world, lots to entertain, including people watching and the beach. A wide range of restaurants and some free music festivals enhanced my stay. The shops were a constant temptation... I hope to go again, often!

It’s an excellent apartment for a stay in Antibes unique lively old town. Everything is a walk-distance away and a beautiful seaside is just next to the house. The apartment is cosy, well-equipped and quiet. I was very happy with my stay and surely recommend the apartment.

The best thing about this apartment is the location. Unfortunately that's where it ended for me. I stayed for 3 weeks and had the worst sleep of my life. The bed feels like you're sleeping on cardboard - the mattress is very cheap and hard and I would wake up every 2-3 h in pain. Also if you're a sensitive sleeper, the air conditioning unit makes a buzz/drill sound about every minute that lasts for a few seconds. Needed to purchase heavy duty earplugs. I tried to leave and book an airbnb and was told there would be no refund if i did so. Some other inconveniences : There was also no internet for 5 days( the lady did bring an alternate box only after I complained a few times), the tv channels did not work and if you'd like to cook something, there are scratched up Teflon pans for use. For $1000 euros /6 days (plus cleaning fee or clean yourself ), it is a total rip off compared to alternate units. I would not stay here again.

A comfortable, quiet and chic apartment situated near all the loveliest parts of the old town - you’ll wander down a quaint lane to find an ancient wooden door, then climb up sweeping curves of stairs to the top, et voila … you will be delighted with this sweet little nest where you can enjoy a sunset aperitif on the balcony, prepare a meal (if you want), relax on the couch, and embrace everything Côte D’Azur available to you nearby. You will love it. 🥰

My son and I had an unforgettable week-long stay at this charming apartment in Antibes' Old Town. The location is simply unbeatable, just a minute's walk from the beach. The apartment itself is lovely and well-equipped, with air conditioning providing much-needed relief from the summer heat. One of the highlights of our stay was the proximity to wonderful restaurants. Every meal was a delight, thanks to the fantastic recommendations from our host, Mona. She was incredibly kind and supportive, sharing not only great dining spots but also the best beaches and shopping places in the area. Her local insights truly enhanced our experience. We couldn't have asked for a better place to stay or a more hospitable host. Thank you, Mona, for making our holiday so special. We will definitely be back!

The apartment is in a great location. It’s easily accessible for walking to the beach, shops, cafés, and anything else we needed. Close to bus stops and the train station. I shared the apartment with a friend for two weeks. The kitchen was well supplied and there is a washing machine and a drying rack as advertised. The beds were comfortable. I slept on the hide a bed. It was the most comfortable hide a bed I’ve ever slept on. The bathroom is modern and clean and has a very good shower. It’s in an older building. The stairs to the apartment are very old, though sturdy.. When using them I was always careful and didn’t hurry. The attached photo is of a flight of the stairs going down to the building entrance after leaving the apartment. When I arrived the apartment looked just as it did in the photos for the website and was very clean throughout. I feel it was a good value for the two of us. Mona was a great host. She was available and responsive when we had questions. I would stay in this apartment again if I had the chance on a future trip to Antibes.

This museum is a bust! No really great works from Picasso and no real ambiance. The Chagall Museum in Nice is a don't miss, this one a don't waste your time.

One to do!