Le Collet Hotel Guide - Luxury Hotels in Le Collet, Roquefort-les-Pins
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1. Carlton Cannes, a Regent Hotel
Carlton Cannes, a Regent HotelCannes City Centre
- Beachfront Belle Époque elegance with a private beach and spa services in Cannes city centre.
€817
includes taxes & fees
2 Oct - 3 Oct
2. Five Seas by Inwood Hotels
Five Seas by Inwood HotelsCannes City Centre
- Luxurious seaside escape offering spa treatments, poolside cocktails, and elegant comfort in Cannes.
€346
includes taxes & fees
1 Oct - 2 Oct
3. Hotel Le Negresco
Hotel Le NegrescoNice City Centre
- Indulge in historic grandeur at this boutique beachfront hotel with Michelin-starred dining and a full-service spa in Nice City Centre.
€954
includes taxes & fees
2 Sept - 3 Sept
4. Maison Albar - Le Victoria
Maison Albar - Le VictoriaNice City Centre
- Luxurious seaside escape with private beach access and indoor pool in central Nice.
€690
includes taxes & fees
1 Oct - 2 Oct
5. Hôtel Martinez, in The Unbound Collection by Hyatt
Hôtel Martinez, in The Unbound Collection by HyattCannes City Centre
- Indulge in Art Deco elegance at this Cannes beachfront hotel offering private shoreline access, Michelin-starred dining, and spa services.
€393
includes taxes & fees
2 Oct - 3 Oct
6. Hôtel Barrière Le Majestic Cannes
Hôtel Barrière Le Majestic CannesCannes City Centre
- Indulge in beachfront elegance at this Cannes art deco retreat with private beach and full-service spa.
€513
includes taxes & fees
14 Sept - 15 Sept
7. Anantara Plaza Nice Hotel - A Leading Hotel of the World
Anantara Plaza Nice Hotel - A Leading Hotel of the WorldNice City Centre
- Elegant Belle Époque retreat offers lavish Mediterranean dining and spa-like serenity just minutes from Nice's pristine beaches.
€933
includes taxes & fees
30 Sept - 1 Oct
€380
includes taxes & fees
15 Sept - 16 Sept
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Top Le Collet Hotel Reviews
Albert 1'er Hotel Nice, France
10/10 Excellent
"Best location! Right between the old and new Nice. Only complaint was how small our room was with all of our 3-4 luggages. I’m sure other rooms are bigger! Small elevator too but helped having a second floor room! Great friendly staff! No complaints there"
Hotel West End Nice Promenade
10/10 Excellent
"Beautiful hotel in an unmatched location on the Promenade. Walking distance to everything! Food and wine in the hotel were great and priced fairly. Very good breakfast as well."
Westminster Hotel & Spa Nice
8/10 Good
"Everything was very good except the room was not serviced until 4.00pm just as we arrived back. We had been out all day. That was disappointing"
Hotel Beau Rivage
10/10 Excellent
"We had a fantastic stay in Nice! The location was absolutely perfect—right in the middle of everything and within easy reach of restaurants, shops, attractions, and everything we wanted to experience in the city. What really made our stay exceptional, though, was the staff. Everyone was incredibly friendly, helpful, and accommodating. They truly went out of their way to accommodate our needs and make sure we were comfortable and well taken care of. Their hospitality and attention to detail made us feel genuinely welcomed. Between the amazing location and the outstanding service, we couldn’t have asked for a better experience. We would absolutely stay here again the next time we’re in Nice and highly recommend it to anyone visiting!"
Le Meridien Nice
8/10 Good
"Central location, big modern hotel. A staff member explicitly told us the pool closed at 1030 and when I brought my kid to swim we were told quite rudely that the pool closed at 6. The rooftop becomes a bar and restaurant after 6 and that is open until 1030. Just miscommunications but not handled with warmth or apologetically. Meanwhile, the sea was too rough to swim in (so it was not a substitute for the pool at that moment) and the rude staff in fact denied that the red flag meant that the lifeguards deemed it unsafe to swim. It was so bizarre and I felt like the focus of this hotel was not guests but perhaps the bar clientele? Sad because I wanted to love it."