Boutique Hôtel Edmond's

Boutique Hôtel Edmond's has four room categories: north- or south-facing double rooms, a south-facing triple room and a south-facing twin room. They range in size from 12 to 15 m². All have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Depending on the category, the bed configuration accommodates two or three people.

The Standard Double Room, North Facing is the most compact, at 12 m². Both south-facing double room categories and the Twin Room, South Facing are 15 m². The triple room has one single bed and one large double bed, while the twin category has two single beds. The descriptions of the south-facing double rooms also mention a dressing room; one includes a high chair and chocolate. Bathrooms have a shower or bath, and a hairdryer is available.

Boutique Hôtel Edmond's has several dining areas, including an on-site restaurant, bar and café. The menu includes children's meals and meals for special diets, available on request. A snack bar adds to the dining options, and packed lunches and breakfast in the room are also available. The terrace and outdoor furniture provide places to sit outside.

Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi throughout the property and daily housekeeping. The hotel also offers various massages, including back, foot, neck and couples’ massages. Pets are welcome, and bowls are available. Shared facilities include a picnic area, a shared lounge with a TV, air conditioning and heating. Facilities for guests with disabilities, a concierge service and a shuttle are also among the services offered.

Cap-d’Ail stretches between Monaco and the Mediterranean, along a coastline shaped by coves, steps and coastal paths. The town combines village streets with neighbourhoods that slope down towards the sea. Visitors come for the beaches, walks by the water and coastal views. Cap-d’Ail railway station is 360 m from Boutique Hôtel Edmond's, making it easier to get around without a car.

Mala Beach, known for its cove framed by cliffs, is 520 m away. The beaches at Pointe des Douaniers and the coastal path offer opportunities to continue walking along the sea. In Monaco, the Exotic Garden is 1.7 km away; it showcases succulent plants and offers views over the principality. The Prince's Palace, 2.1 km away, can be visited in Monaco-Ville’s historic district, along with the cathedral and old lanes. Nice Côte d'Azur Airport is 14 km away.

You could start the day with a swim at Mala, continue along the coastal path and then head to Monaco to explore its gardens and heritage. The coast attracts more visitors in summer, and the beaches are very busy; spring and early autumn are often good times for walks and outdoor visits. For a more urban outing, Nice offers museums, squares and markets, while regional trains connect the coastal towns. You can therefore combine a seaside break with trips between Cap-d’Ail, Monaco and Nice.