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The rooms are available in double, triple and family categories, with capacity varying according to the layout. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The double rooms are designed for two people; the triple categories have extra beds, while the family room can accommodate up to four people.

The sea-view rooms stand out for their balconies, while the others overlook the garden, mountains or town. Some triple categories combine a double bed and bunk beds; another has three single beds. The family room includes several types of beds. Room sizes range from 10 to 16 m². Bathrooms have a shower or bath, toilet and hairdryer. Several rooms are accessible by lift; the Standard Room and Double Room are on the ground floor.

The communal areas bring together useful facilities for different times of day. The on-site café adds to the dining options, while the vending machine offers snacks and drinks. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Rooms have a TV, satellite channels and a private bathroom; air conditioning and heating are also available.

A terrace and outdoor furniture provide space to enjoy the outdoors, with the beach and seafront among the highlighted facilities. The hotel has a lift, family rooms and facilities for guests with reduced mobility. Indoor parking is available, including spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Pets are allowed. Rooms are non-smoking and some are soundproofed. Hairdryers, towels, toilets and a shower or bath complete the bathroom facilities.

Menton stretches along the French Riviera, between the Mediterranean and the foothills of the Alps, close to the Italian border. Its old town, with its colourful façades, slopes down towards the harbour and beaches; steep lanes, steps and gardens give the town a character distinct from that of the larger seaside resorts nearby. The mild climate and citrus-growing tradition go hand in hand with a way of life centred on the sea, walks and markets.

The seafront invites you to stroll along the beaches, while the old town is home to the Basilica of Saint Michael the Archangel and museums devoted in particular to Jean Cocteau. The Val Rahmeh Botanical Garden features plants from warm regions in a Mediterranean setting. Menton-Garavan railway station is 150 m away, and Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 26 km away. The location near the border also makes it possible to visit Hanbury Gardens in Italy and explore their terraces and botanical collections. Train journeys make it easy to take trips along the coast to Monaco or Nice.

In spring, the gardens and streets of old Menton are well suited to walks before the busiest days of summer. Summer is a good time for swimming and outings by the sea; in September, temperatures often remain pleasant for exploring the town on foot. You can spend a day in the historic centre and museums, then set aside another walk for the gardens and coast. The nearby hills contrast with the coast and offer hiking routes, while the villages inland reveal another side of the region.