Hotel Louvia

Hotel Louvia offers five room categories for one person, two travellers or a small group of three. Options include a Single Room, Standard Double Room, Superior Double Room, Twin Room and Triple Room. Room sizes range from 12 to 20 m². The triple room is the most spacious and combines a double bed with a single bed; the single room has one single bed. The two double room categories differ in particular in their size and facilities.

The double and triple rooms are air-conditioned and also have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The double rooms and triple room are distinguished by their fireplaces. The Single Room has a shower, a TV with satellite channels and a wake-up service. Depending on the category, facilities also include a desk, a hairdryer and free toiletries. A lift serves the upper floors.

Hotel Louvia offers free Wi-Fi throughout the property. Pets are allowed on request and a surcharge may apply. The hotel has a lift and luggage storage; private check-in and check-out are available. A wake-up service is also provided. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms are among the accommodation options.

Air conditioning and heating add to the comfort of the rooms. Depending on the category, you will find a TV with satellite channels, a shower, a toilet, bed linen and towels. Several rooms have a private bathroom, and some feature a fireplace. Continental breakfast is served on site. The hotel has no parking. rue Partouneaux provides walking access to the railway station, Biovès Gardens and the seafront, making it easy to get around Menton without always using a car.

Menton stretches between the Mediterranean Sea and the first foothills of the Alps, on the French Riviera, near the Italian border. Its pastel-coloured façades, sloping lanes and subtropical gardens give it an atmosphere distinct from that of the larger nearby seaside resorts. The seafront attracts swimmers and walkers, while the old town is best explored on foot, among stairways, squares and Baroque buildings. Its mild climate makes it a popular destination both out of season and in summer.

Plage du Marché and Plage du Casino line the town, while Biovès Gardens offer a stroll among flower beds and tree-lined paths. In the old town, the Basilica of Saint-Michel rises above the lanes and rooftops; the Jean Cocteau Museum lets you discover the artist’s work in a setting closely connected to Menton. Menton railway station, 500 m away, connects the town with other destinations along the coast. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 24 km away. Monaco and its museums make a possible day trip, while the Hanbury Gardens offer a botanical visit on the Italian side.

To enjoy the coast, you can spend a day alternating between swimming, a walk along the seafront and a visit to the old lanes. Spring and early autumn often bring pleasant temperatures for walking and visiting the gardens; summer is better suited to days at the beach, though it is busier. In February, the Fête du Citron livens up the town with citrus sculptures and parades. You can also spend a day in Monaco or continue towards the villages of the Italian Riviera.