Hotel Relais Du Postillon

The rooms at Hotel Relais Du Postillon have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The single and double rooms come in Standard, Comfort and Superior options, with different floor areas and features. Some rooms have a balcony with views of the city and mountains; others open onto a patio or terrace overlooking an inner courtyard.

The Superior Double Room with Minibar stands out for this additional feature. For more space, the One-Bedroom Apartment has a kitchen, a living room and a balcony; it can accommodate up to three people. Rooms also differ in their sleeping arrangements: a single bed, a double bed or twin beds, depending on the category. All rooms have a private bathroom with a shower. A desk, a safe and free toiletries are among the room amenities.

Hotel Relais Du Postillon has an on-site café, a bar and a snack bar, as well as a selection of wine and champagne. The shared lounge has a TV and a fireplace; the outdoor areas include a sun terrace with outdoor furniture. Luggage storage is available if you want to leave your belongings before or after checking in. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, and the rooms are air-conditioned.

The rooms have a private bathroom, a shower, a toilet, towels, a hairdryer and free toiletries. A desk, a wardrobe or walk-in wardrobe and a socket near the bed complete the amenities. Media facilities include a flat-screen TV and internet access. Housekeeping is provided daily. Continental or buffet breakfast is available; reception is open from 07:00 to 23:00. No parking is available on site.

Antibes combines a Mediterranean old town, a marina and beaches accessible from the centre. The lanes of Vieil Antibes run between old façades, small squares and ramparts facing the sea. The port is a lively landmark for walks, while the beaches offer several ways to enjoy the coast. This part of the city suits travellers who want to explore its heritage on foot and keep the sea within walking distance.

The Picasso Museum, housed in Château Grimaldi, displays the artist’s works and exhibitions in a historic setting. The Provençal Market brings together producers and regional specialities on Cours Masséna; the Peynet and Archaeology museums round out the cultural visits. Gravette Beach is 400 m away and Antibes railway station is 600 m away. Trains from the station serve towns along the French Riviera. Fort Carré, an old fortification overlooking the port and bay, is also worth visiting in the area.

The mild climate makes Antibes worth exploring in different seasons. In summer, the days are suited to swimming and boat trips, but the beaches and lanes are busier. Spring and early autumn often bring pleasant conditions for strolling through the old town, visiting museums and exploring Cap d’Antibes. You can combine a visit to the market, a cultural attraction and a few hours by the water in one day, without long journeys between stops.