Hôtel Napoléon

The rooms at Hôtel Napoléon have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The hotel offers double, twin, triple and family rooms, as well as a duplex suite. Room sizes range from 18 to 45 m². Several rooms have a balcony, and some bathrooms have a bath.

Bed arrangements vary by room: a double bed, single beds, or a combination of single beds and a double bed. The 45 m² duplex suite stands out for its balcony and two-level layout, with a bedroom and a lounge area with a sofa bed. Twin Rooms are available with or without a balcony; some have a bath, while the Deluxe version has a shower. Family Rooms include bunk beds and a double bed.

Hôtel Napoléon brings together a range of spaces and services for a stay on the Riviera. The restaurant serves à la carte dishes and can prepare meals for special diets on request. There is a bar where you can enjoy a drink, while the sun terrace and terrace provide outdoor spaces. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property, and air conditioning is available. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge.

You can enjoy a tennis court, as well as hiking and cycling in the surrounding area. The property has luggage storage, daily housekeeping and laundry facilities. A shared lounge with a TV, a snack vending machine and packed lunches are also available. Meeting and reception rooms are provided too. In your room, you’ll find a private bathroom, free toiletries, towels, a hairdryer, a wardrobe or clothes rack and a desk. Rooms have a TV, including a flat-screen model.

La Turbie is a village in the Alpes-Maritimes overlooking the coast between Nice and Monaco. Its narrow streets, old houses and squares give it the character of a hilltop village, while the nearby Principality makes the coast easy to reach. You can combine visits to historic sites and walks around the village with trips to the beaches or lively neighbourhoods of Monaco.

The Trophée des Alpes, a Roman monument erected in honour of Augustus, is about 190 m from the hotel; the nearby museum traces the history of the site. Monaco’s Exotic Garden is home to succulent plants and offers views over the Mediterranean. In Monaco, the Prince’s Palace and harbour make for a day of sightseeing, while coastal beaches, including Marquet Beach, offer a place to relax by the water. Monaco-Monte-Carlo station makes it easy to travel along the coast. Nice Airport is 15 km away according to the nearby places listed for the stay; the road distance to Monaco is about 7 km.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks and sightseeing, with temperatures on the Riviera often pleasant. In summer, the beaches and Monaco attract more visitors, so setting off early lets you visit the sights before the busiest hours. You could start the day at the Trophée des Alpes, continue through the streets of Monaco and finish by the sea. La Turbie also lets you experience the contrast between the quiet of a hilltop village and the activity of the Principality.