Route Napoléon Hotel Guide - Historic Hotels in Route Napoléon, France

"Check in was easy. We were able to communicate effectly thanks to the front desk. The agents were fluent in our language and was helpful with our city visit. The location was safe and quaint. There was a nice cheese shop on the corner and a bakery a couple of blocks away. "

"Don't bother paying extra for partial view of the ocean. It's barely anything. Garage is too small but easy enough to find parking on the street nearly. Phone to TV casting does not work in any of the rooms. Overall good hotel. No issues as such."

"I stayed with my 2 daughters in the apartments. We had a wonderful stay. All the staff were extremely helpful and our room was cleaned daily and was spotless. The breakfast was very good and the Spa a real treat . Definitely would recommend this hotel for a stay in Antibes."

"We had an absolutely amazing stay at this hotel, we arrived on a Sunday evening to a friendly welcome, our room and the whole hotel was spotless! Breakfast was superb as was a late night snack of homemade pizza and champagne! Pool great too and gardens and surrounding area beautiful! We were very relaxed here and slept so well! Location also perfect to walk into Juan les Pins 10 mins or Antibes c 25 mins! Train line to Cannes or Nice/ Monaco easy 10 minute walk too! We will definitely be back as we loved the hotel and exploring the area ! Thank you team"

"Nice room, basic yet comfortable enough, I used the kitchenette for my own breakfast and dinner, as there are many local stores with wonderful local produce around. Parking at the site is quite expensive, but there are public parking options nearby that have a 48h free term, staff was friendly and helpful as always, Illinois certainly come back!"

"Beautiful room and excellent experience at this hotel!"

"This enchanting boutique hotel was absolutely charming! A true gem! The lush and romantic gardens around the pool offer various sitting and relaxing areas that are well kept. The lobby and the bar area are beautiful and full of "provencal flair". Staff is super friendly, all of them! The breakfast buffet is amazing. We were upgraded to a lovely (and large!) Deluxe room/suite, and everything was graced with that little extra touch, from the fluffy bath robes to extra large shower towels to luxurious toiletries from L'Occitane, and the daily fresh water in the mini fridge. Streetside parking in the vicinity of the hotel was not a problem as long as you arrived later in the afternoon/evening. This whole place felt magical, peaceful and romantic. We only stayed 3 nights, but are considering coming back for a longer stay. "

"The Okko Club lounge is the feature that brings us to stay each visit. It's a large lounge with soft drinks, fruit and snacks always available. The Okko is in a great location, next to the Caserne de Bonne shopping centre and walkable to tram stops, old town and station. The rooms are modern but small; the Lounge compensates for the room size."

"Staff was great but the rooms were in bad condition. The sink in the bathroom was clogged and it was confusing getting around the complex. Nothing nearby (restaurants, shopping, etc)"