CREW KEY WEST

CREW KEY WEST offers two four-bed dormitories, both measuring 14 m². One is for men and the other for women. Each room has four bunk beds and can accommodate up to four people. Both room types share the same main facilities: air conditioning, a balcony, a terrace and a bath.

Bed linen is provided, and the rooms also have a dining table, a dining area, an electric kettle and tea and coffee-making facilities. A microwave is available for preparing or reheating a meal. The dormitories differ in who they are intended for rather than in their size or layout. This arrangement lets you choose between a space reserved for men and a dormitory reserved for women.

CREW KEY WEST’s spaces and facilities are designed for simple everyday use during a stay in Antibes. The dormitories have a balcony and a terrace, with outdoor furniture for enjoying these spaces. The rooms are air-conditioned and have a bath and a shower. Bed linen and towels are provided, and a bathroom also has a toilet, toilet paper and a hairdryer.

The shared kitchen has a dining table, a dining area, an electric kettle and a microwave. A teapot or coffee machine lets you prepare a drink on site. Heating completes the indoor facilities. You can have a meal in the designated area or sit on the terrace when the weather permits. The dormitories are air-conditioned and have bathing facilities, while the shared spaces bring together the essentials for meals.

Antibes combines a Mediterranean old town, a marina and coastal beaches between Nice and Cannes. The narrow streets of the historic centre lead to the ramparts and shaded squares, while the quays offer a stroll alongside the boats. This area suits travellers who want to alternate swimming, cultural visits and walks through the old streets. Nearby Juan-les-Pins gives the coast a different character, with its beaches and promenades.

The Picasso Museum occupies Château Grimaldi in the old town and displays works in a historic setting overlooking the sea. Porte de l’Orme and Notre-Dame-de-la-Platea Cathedral are also found along the streets of the centre. For a break by the water, Gravette Beach is near the ramparts, while Ponteil Beach stretches further south. Antibes railway station makes it easy to travel to neighbouring towns, and Juan-les-Pins railway station serves another part of the coast. Nice-Côte d’Azur Airport is 9 km away.

In spring and autumn, the temperatures are pleasant for exploring the old town and following the Cap d’Antibes trail. In summer, the beaches get busier; it is best to start walks early and plan swims for the cooler hours. You can spend a day visiting the Picasso Museum, walking along the ramparts and enjoying an afternoon by the shore. The Provençal market is another way to discover the region’s produce and flavours.