La Bastide de Biot

All rooms at La Bastide de Biot are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and a terrace. Views include the garden and swimming pool. Depending on the category, rooms range from 16 to 30 m²; family rooms accommodate up to four people, while double rooms sleep two or three guests. A coffee machine and a minibar are among the amenities shared by the accommodation.

Bed configurations vary from room to room: some combine a large double bed with a sofa bed, while others offer a large double bed or two single beds. The Deluxe Family Room is the largest and has two large double beds. The Double Room is more compact and is designed for two people. Bathrooms have either a shower or a bath; the Deluxe Double Room has both. Terraces and balconies complete these spaces, with views of the garden or swimming pool.

La Bastide de Biot offers free private indoor parking, including spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Communal areas include a lounge with a TV, a garden and terraces, including a sun terrace. The bar and tea and coffee-making facilities let you take a break between outings. Pets are allowed; bowls and a basket are provided for them, and an additional charge may apply.

For leisure, the hotel has a gym, a sauna and a hammam. The outdoor swimming pool is complemented by sun loungers, parasols, pool or beach towels and water toys. You can also play table tennis or make use of the board games and outdoor play equipment for children. Daily housekeeping is available. Family rooms and leisure facilities offer several options for guests travelling with children.

Biot is a village in Alpes-Maritimes known for its old lanes and glassmaking. The historic centre is arranged around cobbled passages, stone houses and Place des Arcades; glassblowing workshops continue an artisan tradition that is part of the local identity. La Bastide de Biot is in a more open area between the village, green spaces and the coast. This variety appeals to travellers who want to combine exploring a Provençal village, cultural outings and days by the sea.

La Verrerie de Biot lets you watch glass being made, while the Musée national Fernand Léger displays the artist’s work in a setting devoted to modern art. The Musée d’histoire et de céramique biotoises tells the story of the village’s heritage and crafts. Parc de Vaugrenier has trails and natural spaces for walks. Several beaches in the Antibes and Villeneuve-Loubet area can be reached by car. Biot train station connects the area with coastal towns; Nice Airport is 13 km away.

Biot can be visited all year round, but spring and early autumn are pleasant times to explore its lanes and museums without the summer crowds along the coast. In summer, you can spend the morning in the village, then head to a beach for the afternoon; the hotel’s swimming pool offers another place to swim. Art lovers can extend their visit to Antibes, with the Musée Picasso and the ramparts of Vieil Antibes. A car makes it easier to explore villages, beaches and sights along the French Riviera, while the train connects you with several seaside towns.