La Dolce Vita Hotel

The rooms at La Dolce Vita Hotel include double room categories, a Superior Family Room, a single room and a junior suite. They all have a private bathroom; air conditioning and a flat-screen TV are among the shared amenities. Several rooms are soundproofed and overlook the inner courtyard, while some categories open onto a balcony or terrace with a view of the town or sea.

At 37 m², the Junior Suite stands out for its terrace and sofa bed in addition to the extra-large double bed. The Superior Family Room accommodates up to four people and has bunk beds and a large double bed. Double rooms include options with a balcony, a room accessible to guests with reduced mobility and standard categories. A 10 m² single room is also available. Room sizes range from 10 to 37 m²; capacities and bed arrangements vary by category.

La Dolce Vita Hotel offers free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. The bar and on-site café serve drinks and hot beverages, while breakfast is available as a buffet, with continental and gluten-free options; a takeaway option is also offered. The terrace and outdoor furniture provide spaces to sit outside your room. A shared lounge with a TV adds to the places to relax.

The reception is open 24 hours a day and offers luggage storage and a wake-up service. Private parking is on site and available by reservation only, at a rate of €13 per day; six spaces are available. The hotel has a lift and accessibility facilities for guests with reduced mobility, including a low washbasin, raised toilet and grab rails. There is also an indoor play area, board games and puzzles. Air conditioning, heating and soundproofing are among the general amenities.

Menton stretches between the Mediterranean and the first foothills of the Alps, in an area of the French Riviera known for its mild climate and gardens. The port and Garavan district brings together beaches, seafront promenades and old streets. Heading up towards old Menton, you’ll find pastel-coloured façades, sloping lanes and squares that reflect the town’s proximity to the Italian border. The town suits both days spent swimming and leisurely visits to its heritage sites and gardens.

Rondelli Beach is 190 m away, and Les Sablettes Beach is another place to enjoy the coast. The Val Rahmeh Botanical Garden, 240 m away, brings together exotic plants in a leafy setting. Further along the old lanes, the Basilica of Saint Michael the Archangel stands out for its Baroque façade and forecourt. The Jean Cocteau Museum - Le Bastion displays the artist’s work in a former fort at the port. Menton-Garavan station connects the district with the rest of the coast; Menton station serves the town centre. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 25 km away.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks, with temperatures often pleasant enough to alternate between the beach and sightseeing. In summer, the beaches and seafront are busier, so it’s best to plan walks for early morning or late afternoon. You could start the day at the market and in the lanes of old Menton, go for a swim, then finish in the gardens or at the port. For a day trip, Monaco and its museums are accessible from Menton, while the gardens near the border offer another botanical discovery.