Best Western Premier Hotel Prince de Galles

The accommodation includes Classic and Superior rooms, as well as Junior Suites, ranging from 15 to 25 m². Depending on the category, they accommodate two to four people. The rooms are air-conditioned and have a minibar and a coffee machine. Junior Suites stand out for their greater capacity and, depending on the category, a sofa bed or balcony.

Views are another difference between the rooms: some look out over the mountains, others over the sea. Several categories have a balcony, including a Junior Suite for three people and Double Rooms with sea views. Sleeping arrangements also vary: a double bed or single bed in some rooms, a large double bed in others, and an additional sofa bed in the suites. Several rooms also include bathrobes, a hairdryer, a desk and a safe. The 15 m² Classic Rooms are complemented by more spacious rooms and Junior Suites.

The hotel's facilities combine outdoor relaxation, dining and useful everyday services. The terrace, garden and outdoor furniture offer different places to sit, while the seafront makes it easy to reach the beach from nearby. The fitness centre, gym, solarium and sun loungers complement the facilities for relaxation and exercise.

The restaurant, bar and on-site café offer several dining options. Breakfast can be served in your room; children's menus, fruit, and wine or champagne are also available. The 24-hour reception provides concierge and luggage storage services. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. For getting around, bicycle hire, a shuttle service, a lift and parking accessible to guests with reduced mobility are also available. Paid private parking is nearby, by reservation.

Menton stretches between the Mediterranean and the first foothills of the Alps, on the Italian border. The town combines a seafront promenade, subtropical gardens and an old town with colourful façades. The Carnolès neighbourhood, where the hotel is located, faces the coast and retains a residential atmosphere. Borrigo Beach is 10 m away; you can alternate between swimming, walks along the seafront and visits around town.

Palais Carnolès, the former summer residence of the Princes of Monaco, houses a museum and is 80 m away. Its citrus garden features a collection of fruit trees emblematic of the region. Carnolès railway station, 700 m away, serves the coastal line to Menton, Monaco and Nice. In central Menton, the Musée Jean Cocteau and the old town's narrow streets make for a cultural outing; the museum is 1.7 km away. Monaco and its Oceanographic Museum are 6 km away, making them suitable for a day trip.

The mild climate makes it possible to enjoy the coast for much of the year. Summer suits days at the beach but attracts more visitors; spring and the shoulder season are good for walks in the gardens and visits to the historic centre. In February, the Fête du Citron brings Menton to life with citrus sculptures and parades. You can spend the morning at Palais Carnolès, the afternoon by the sea and the end of the day in the old town's narrow streets.