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1. 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.
S$700
includes taxes & fees
17 Sept - 18 Sept
2. 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.
S$849
includes taxes & fees
25 Sept - 26 Sept
3. Hôtel Barrière Le Gray d'Albion
Hôtel Barrière Le Gray d'AlbionCannes City Centre
- Beachfront opulence awaits at this Cannes hotel offering private sand beach access, luxury spa treatments, and casino entertainment.
S$462
includes taxes & fees
30 Aug - 31 Aug
4. 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.
S$760
includes taxes & fees
14 Sept - 15 Sept
S$538
includes taxes & fees
31 Aug - 1 Sept
6. 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.
S$1,207
includes taxes & fees
21 Sept - 22 Sept
7. 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.
S$1,335
includes taxes & fees
2 Sept - 3 Sept
8. Maison Albar - Le Victoria
Maison Albar - Le VictoriaNice City Centre
- Luxurious seaside escape with private beach access and indoor pool in central Nice.
S$1,163
includes taxes & fees
20 Sept - 21 Sept
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Top Le Collet Hotel Reviews
Hôtel Vacances Bleues Le Royal
8/10 Good
"We had a room with balcony chairs and umbrella overlooking the Rue D’anglais and the beach - only available on first floor - otherwise it’s a Juliet balcony. The room had recently been refurbished so modern fittings - balcony hadn’t been cleaned for ages. Flooring in room was Karndean type but was a bit sticky and I don’t think it had been washed recently. Breakfast was good and typical continental with croissants cheeses etc and small hot selection. Hotel was close to all good restaurants and east walking distance to old town and fort and others attractions!"
Albert 1'er Hotel Nice, France
10/10 Excellent
"amazing staff clean rooms love that they had a shower i could use before my room was ready"
Mercure Nice Promenade Des Anglais
10/10 Excellent
"Amazing hotel in an incredible location (Promenade Anglais, directly in front of the water) with reasonable rates. We stayed in a room that had a garden view and partial water view, which was well worth it. The interior was clean, modern, and spacious (for Europe) with great AC. The best part, however, are the staff. Dorothee in particular offers outstanding local recommendations for bars, beaches, and restaurants. She is the best! Adrian is also very kind and helpful—he will call local places for you if your French is rudimentary. We highly recommend this hotel and look forward to our next visit!"
Hôtel La Villa Nice Victor Hugo
8/10 Good
"A generally well kept boutique hotel that does the basics well. Room was spacious and clean. We were happy with the location as it was only about a 10 minute walk to the beach promenade and close to transportation and restaurants while still feeling like we were away from tourist crowd. Air con works very well while breakfast was ok but overpriced. You don't really have much to do with staff. Would stay here again."
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."