Hotel Pavillon Imperial

The six categories include double, triple and quadruple rooms, with a maximum capacity of two to four people depending on the room. All have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen television and soundproofed windows. Room sizes range from 13 to 20 m². Layouts and views vary: some rooms overlook the garden or a mural, while the Superior category opens onto the sea.

The Superior Double Room has a private terrace and is on the first floor. Triple Rooms with Window accommodate three people; Quadruple Rooms can host up to four guests. A Garden-side Double category is in an annex building, while the Classic Quadruple Room features trompe-l’œil tropical décor. A safe, desk or telephone are also included, depending on the category.

The hotel provides free Wi-Fi throughout. A bar, garden and several terrace areas offer places to take a break between outings in Menton. Breakfast is served as a continental or buffet option. For guests arriving by car, private indoor parking is available by reservation for a daily fee; accessible spaces are also available.

Luggage storage, concierge service and express check-in or check-out complete the practical services. Reception is open daily from 08:00 to 21:00, and check-in is from 15:30 to 20:30. The hotel also offers a wake-up service, air conditioning and heating. Families can choose from several room categories, including triple and quadruple rooms. The outdoor furniture and sun terrace provide places to sit outside.

Menton stretches between the Mediterranean and the first foothills of the Alps, at the eastern end of the French Riviera. Its seafront, gardens and the colourful façades of the old town create a landscape that is both seaside and Italian in character. The town appeals to travellers who want to alternate swimming, city walks and trips to villages in the hinterland.

Borrigo Beach is 50 m from the hotel. As you head towards the old town, you’ll discover its sloping lanes, Saint-Michel Basilica and the collections at the Jean Cocteau Museum. Biovès Gardens, known for their plantings and Citrus Festival displays, make for a pleasant stroll. Palais Carnolès houses a museum and a citrus garden. Menton railway station makes it easy to continue along the coast; Monaco is 8 km away, and the Italian border is 5 km away. Hanbury Botanical Gardens, on the Italian side, offer another excursion for those who enjoy Mediterranean landscapes.

The mild climate makes seaside walks pleasant for much of the year. In summer, allow time for the beach and breaks in the shade; in spring, the gardens and old streets are well suited to a day on foot. In February, the Citrus Festival enlivens the town with citrus displays and parades. You can spend a morning in old Menton, then follow the coast or head to the gardens of the Riviera.