Bohobos Hostel

Bohobos Hostel offers triple rooms with private bathrooms, as well as triple and double rooms with shared bathrooms. Guests who prefer shared accommodation can choose a bed in a four-bed dormitory, either women-only or mixed. The rooms are air-conditioned and have a wardrobe; bed linen is provided. Bunk beds are found in the dormitories and some triple rooms, while others have a double bed and a single bed.

The rooms differ mainly in capacity, floor area and bathroom type. The triple rooms with private bathrooms range from 12 to 16 m². One triple room with a shared bathroom has 21 m²; the two economy options have single beds or a double bed. Some dormitories overlook the garden and have a private bathroom. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

Bohobos Hostel provides free Wi-Fi throughout the property, as well as a shared kitchen for preparing meals. You can relax in the shared lounge or enjoy the garden and sun terrace. Outdoor furniture lets you sit outside, while lockers and luggage storage provide places to store or leave your belongings.

Facilities also include laundry services and laundry facilities. The indoor areas have heating and air conditioning, and family and non-smoking rooms are available. The rooms include a wardrobe, bed linen and a socket near the bed. Depending on the room you choose, the bathroom is private or shared and includes a toilet and shower. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only. The hostel also has a safe, a designated smoking area and key access.

Antibes stretches between its old town, harbour and Mediterranean beaches. In the streets of old Antibes, narrow passageways lead to the ramparts and colourful façades; terraces and markets bring a lively rhythm to the neighbourhood. This town on the French Riviera appeals to travellers who want to combine swimming, heritage and walks without giving up the convenience of train travel.

The Musée Picasso occupies Château Grimaldi in the old town and displays works by Picasso as well as exhibitions devoted to modern art. Gravette Beach, sheltered near the ramparts, is 600 m away. Antibes railway station, 300 m away, connects the town with other stops along the coast, including Nice and Cannes. Fort Carré, on the edge of the harbour, recalls the town’s defensive past. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 14 km away by road.

For a day in Antibes, start with the old lanes and the Musée Picasso, then head down towards the harbour and Gravette Beach. Salis Beach and Ponteil Beach offer other places to swim or walk along the seafront. In summer, visitor numbers rise and days are hot; spring and early autumn often let you enjoy coastal walks in a quieter atmosphere. The railway station also makes it easy to take a trip to another town on the Riviera.