Hotel Lemon

Hotel Lemon offers five room categories, from a single room to double rooms and a quadruple room. Room sizes range from 10 to 22 m². Each room has a private bathroom with a shower, as well as a television, desk, heating and a wardrobe or clothes rack. The floors are parquet, and towels are provided.

The rooms differ in their views, space and bed arrangements. The single room has a balcony overlooking the garden. Two double rooms overlook the garden, while another offers a city view. The quadruple room is the largest and also overlooks the garden. You can choose between an individual room, a double room or a room suited to several people, depending on your preferred arrangement.

Hotel Lemon provides free Wi-Fi in the rooms, luggage storage and a garden with outdoor furniture. The rooms are non-smoking and have private bathrooms with showers. Daily housekeeping is provided; heating, air conditioning and parquet floors are among the features of the private spaces. Board games and puzzles are also available.

Organic breakfast is served on site, with continental options and a buffet. The reception is open daily from 08:00 to 20:00. Check-in is from 15:00 to 20:00; if you plan to arrive outside these hours, the hotel asks you to contact it in advance. Luggage storage is available for your belongings. The property has no parking, and Menton railway station is nearby for guests arriving by train.

Menton stretches between the Mediterranean and the first slopes of the Alps, in a part of the French Riviera marked by its proximity to the Italian border. The town combines beaches, gardens and façades in warm colours. Its old town, with its sloping lanes and squares, contrasts with the seafront promenades. This stop suits travellers who want to alternate between swimming, cultural visits and city walks while still having the option of travelling by train.

Biovès Gardens, known for their plantings and floral displays, are 320 m away. Menton railway station, 150 m away, makes it easy to travel along the coast. The Jean Cocteau Museum presents the artist’s work and his connection with the town; Sablettes Beach offers a stretch of coastline at the foot of old Menton. The Palais Carnolès, the former residence of the princes of Monaco, now houses a museum and a citrus garden. The lanes of the old town lead to the Basilica of Saint-Michel and viewpoints over the sea.

The mild climate makes Menton enjoyable in different seasons. In summer, beaches and seafront promenades shape the day; in spring, the gardens and streets are pleasant to explore on foot. You can start the day with a visit to the historic centre, continue to a museum or garden, then finish by the water. The railway station also makes it possible to explore nearby Riviera towns without taking the car. In February, the Lemon Festival brings the town to life with citrus sculptures and parades.