Hotel Le Ponteil

Rooms at Hotel Le Ponteil come in single, double and triple categories. All have a private bathroom; most categories are air-conditioned. Several rooms also have a TV. Room sizes vary by category, from compact single rooms to larger double and triple rooms. Some overlook the garden or inner courtyard.

Outdoor spaces give you the option of choosing a room with a balcony, terrace or patio. Some categories accommodate one guest, while double and triple rooms offer different sleeping arrangements. One double room has two single beds; others have a double bed or a large double bed. The Triple Room with Bath and Terrace stands out from the others for its bathroom and layout. Another category has a sofa bed in addition to the double bed.

Hotel Le Ponteil offers free Wi-Fi throughout the property. Family rooms, non-smoking rooms and facilities for guests with disabilities cater to different needs. Outdoor areas include furniture, a terrace and a garden. A shuttle service and luggage storage are among the other available services. Private parking is available on site; it is paid and accessible to guests with reduced mobility.

There is a café on site serving items including fruit and wine or champagne. A continental buffet breakfast is available, with options for children. Room amenities include a private bathroom, free toiletries, towels and a hairdryer. A flat-screen TV, telephone and internet access are also provided. For some downtime, board games and puzzles are available. The hotel also has a golf course within 3 km.

Antibes stretches between its old town, ramparts and Mediterranean coastline. The area around the hotel has a more residential feel than the lanes of Vieil Antibes, while still allowing you to walk to the sea and lively streets. Ponteil Beach is 200 m away; Salis Beach is also accessible from the area. This part of the town suits travellers who want to alternate swimming, walks around town and cultural visits.

In the old town, the Picasso Museum is housed in Château Grimaldi, a former seigneurial residence overlooking the Mediterranean. You can explore the ramparts and surrounding lanes on a walk to the Provençal market and Port Vauban, one of the French Riviera’s major marinas. Antibes railway station is 1.2 km away, with train connections to nearby towns. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 10 km away; the road to Antibes follows the coastline, and the A8 motorway serves the area.

In spring and autumn, mild temperatures are well suited to walks along the Cap d’Antibes trail and visits to the historic centre. In summer, the beaches get busier and the sea is inviting for a swim; it is best to plan outings for early morning or late afternoon. For a varied day, combine a walk through the lanes with a visit to the Picasso Museum and a few hours by the water. Juan-les-Pins, known for its beaches and summer jazz concerts, is an easy addition to your stay.