Auberge de la Croix du Pape

L’Auberge de la Croix du Pape offers five rooms for two people, all with a private bathroom. Four categories mention a sea view: three double rooms, including two Deluxe rooms, as well as a room with a queen-size bed. The fifth is a Twin Room with Garden View. These names make it easy to identify the outlook and bed configuration of each room.

The Deluxe Double Room with Balcony and Sea View is the only one with a known floor area: 24 m². It has a terrace, a shower, a fridge and an electric kettle, as well as a dining table. The other categories differ mainly in their names and bedding: a double bed, a queen-size bed or two single beds. Each room accommodates two people. A private bathroom is a feature shared by all categories.

L’Auberge de la Croix du Pape has a garden and terrace, two outdoor spaces that complement the rooms. Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the guest house. Pets are allowed, and a supplement may apply.

Facilities also include heating and a private bathroom in every room. You’ll find these practical features throughout your stay, whether you’re visiting the coastal beaches or exploring Èze and the surrounding area. The terrace and garden provide outdoor spaces, while the parking lets you leave your car on site. Each room has its own bathroom, and Wi-Fi is available throughout the guest house. No dining services are listed among the property’s facilities.

Èze stretches between a village perched on the heights and a coastline indented with small beaches and coves. The Diables Bleus area is residential and away from the narrow streets of the old village, while still within the commune. Visitors can alternate between old lanes, views over the Mediterranean and swimming along the coast. This stop suits those who want to explore different sides of the Riviera, from heritage and mountain scenery to seaside outings.

The medieval village of Èze can be explored on foot: its cobbled lanes climb to the exotic garden and the castle ruins, with open views over the coast. Parc de la Grande Corniche has trails and viewpoints over the hills and the Mediterranean. Èze-sur-Mer railway station, 1.6 km away, serves the coastal area; beaches and coves can also be found in neighbouring communes. Nice, with its museums, squares and seafront promenade, is 12 km away. Monaco offers another excursion, with its harbour, gardens and contemporary architecture.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often suitable for walks through the village and hikes in the hills. In summer, plan visits to the lanes for cooler parts of the day and leave time for the sea; Riviera beaches are very busy then. You can combine a day in the hilltop village with a swim on the coast, or continue to Nice by train. For a quieter outing, the trails in the nature park offer an alternative to the beaches. A car makes it easier to get between the different sites, while the train connects several coastal towns.