Hôtel Miléade L'Orangeraie - entièrement rénové

The rooms at Hôtel Miléade L'Orangeraie accommodate solo travellers, couples and groups, with single, double, triple and quadruple configurations. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Depending on the category, rooms range from 10 to 20 m²; some offer views of the landscaped garden.

The single and double rooms are suitable for stays for one or two people. The triple and quadruple categories offer several bed configurations, sometimes including bunk beds. The park-side rooms stand out for their garden views, while the park-side quadruple room offers 20 m² of space. Bathrooms have either a shower or a bath, depending on the room. A safe, heating and a hairdryer are among the additional amenities in several categories.

Hôtel Miléade L'Orangeraie has a heated outdoor swimming pool, a spa and a restaurant. The terrace and garden provide outdoor spaces, while the bar and on-site café add to the dining options. The restaurant offers children’s menus and special-diet menus on request. The buffet may include options suitable for children; fruit, wine and champagne are also available.

The spa features a hammam, sauna, hot tub, massages and a relaxation area. The hotel also offers concerts, shows, evening entertainment, billiards and activities related to local culture. Families can make use of family rooms and board games. Luggage storage, a 24-hour reception, a lift and facilities for guests with reduced mobility complete the amenities. Indoor parking is available, with access adapted for guests with reduced mobility.

Menton stretches between the Mediterranean and the first foothills of the Alps, at the eastern end of the French Riviera. Its pastel-coloured façades, old lanes and exotic gardens create a different landscape from those of the large neighbouring seaside resorts. The centre is easy to explore on foot: you can go from the shopping streets to the seafront promenades, then on to the old, hillside neighbourhoods. The mild climate and the pace of a town on a human scale appeal to travellers who want to combine swimming, heritage and walks.

The Biovès Gardens, known for their plant displays and the decorations for the Fête du Citron, are nearby. The Jean Cocteau Museum displays the artist’s work in several spaces dedicated to his connection with the town. Marché Beach provides access to the coast for a swim or a stroll along the seafront. Menton railway station, 450 m away, serves the coast by train; Nice Côte d’Azur is about 40 km away by road, and Monaco can be reached by car or train.

In spring, the Fête du Citron brings the town to life with its citrus sculptures and parades. The summer months are well suited to days at the beach, while September and October often offer a quieter atmosphere for exploring the lanes and gardens. You can start a day in the old town and at Saint-Michel Basilica, continue with a museum visit, then finish by the water. Walks to the gardens and the coast also let you discover different sides of Menton without planning long journeys.