Hotel Arc En Ciel

Hotel Arc En Ciel offers a double room for two people. Measuring 13 m², it has a private bathroom with a shower and toilet. Air conditioning lets you adjust the room temperature, while heating adds comfort on cooler days. A desk provides a place to put your belongings or sit for a while.

The room has a flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi. The floor is carpeted. This layout brings together essential facilities in a space designed for two travellers, with a bathroom reserved for the room. The category is called Double Room; its facilities combine practical comfort, air conditioning and a shower room. The capacity, floor area and layout correspond to the only category available.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. The non-smoking rooms have air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and internet access. The private bathroom includes a shower and toilet; the room also has a desk. Heating and carpeted flooring complete the interior.

The bar serves snacks, and there is also a snack bar on site. A continental breakfast is available for an additional charge. Reception is open from 09:00 to 17:00, and check-in is scheduled between 16:00 and 17:00. Guests are asked to let the property know their arrival time in advance. The hotel’s facilities focus on practical services for a stay in Èze, including light refreshments, internet access and rooms arranged for two people.

Èze is a medieval village perched above the Mediterranean, between Nice and Monaco. Its narrow lanes, stone passageways and old houses create a Provençal village setting, with open views over the coast. It suits travellers who enjoy exploring a village on foot, visiting gardens and combining heritage, the sea and trips to nearby towns.

Château d'Èze and the Church of Notre-Dame de l'Assomption are in the village, while the Fragonard Perfumery offers a look at the craft of fragrance-making. Parc de la Grande Corniche has walking trails and viewpoints over the coast. Below the village, beaches and coves provide access to the sea; Èze-sur-Mer railway station connects the area to the coastal rail network. Monaco, with its Prince’s Palace and museums, makes a trip to the east, while Nice offers promenades, markets and art collections.

Spring and the shoulder seasons are pleasant times to explore the lanes and walk the trails, with temperatures often milder than in high summer. The summer months are suited to swimming and days by the sea, but the village draws more visitors. A day can begin with a visit to the exotic garden and historic lanes, then continue with a descent to the coast or a trip to Monaco. To explore several coastal towns, the train and car offer different ways to travel around the region.