The Challenge: finding family hotels on the Cote d’Azur
- stay somewhere on the Cote D’Azur (Antibes, Juan les pins etc)
- with her family which will be grand-parents (one not very mobile) and 2 children (ages 5 and 3) and 2 other adults.
- prefer small boutique properties but would like to be close to a beach and have some facilities like a pool.
- places that would welcome children
- no budget set
Cap d’Antibes beach hotel
- 22 rooms
- From 390 euros in low season and 550 Euros in high season
- Children can stay in the room up to 5 years old
- Click here for the latest prices and book*
Le Mas du Naoc
- 3 rooms and one flat
- from 140 Euros
- http://www.lemasdunaoc.com/
Toile blanche
- 7 rooms
- From 125 Euros off season and 230 in high season
- Click here for the latest prices and book*
Les Rosées
- 5 rooms
- from 220 Euros
- Click here for the latest prices and book*
Up into the hills above Canne and Antibes is Mougins, a picturesque medieval village. This authentic Provencal mas has been renovated with care and the interiors offer a mix of beautiful antique furniture and contemporary luxury. The suite Honorat has a spacious lounge that can be turned into a second bedroom for the kids. You can even sleep in a romanian caravan
Around Saint Tropez
If you’re ready to drive 1h15 from Nice, then you could stay at these two lovely hotels in Saint Tropez or Ramatuelle.
Hotel Pastis
- 10 bedrooms
- From 225€
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We stayed there before and I wrote a review about them. Room 7 has the most flexible accommodation with space for 2 children (or 1 child and 1 baby)
Le Mas de Chastelas
- From 310 Euros
- Click here for the latest prices and book*
The hotel operates a free shuttle service runs to and from St Tropez and Pampelonne beach 8am–10pm in high season, but it’s subject to availability, so having your own hire car is a more bullet-proof (and flexible) mode of transport. They have a suite (the biggest room) for 4 people (2 adults and 2 children).
Villa Marie
- 45 bedrooms
- From 330 Euros
- Click here for the latest prices and book*
There are some stunning options here – especially love the look of Cap d’Antibes and Mas Naoc!
Mas Naoc was really nice, especially the fact that you can walk to the village for a night out. Cap d’Antibes seems really suited to families not wanting to move much, I agree!
Thanks for your comment Sarah
I desperately want to stay in The Gypsy Suite at Les Rosées! It looks incredible! If I were Camilla, I’d pick that beauty in a heartbeat!
Good choice Deidre and certainly a different experience than being in a room !