La Marjolaine

La Marjolaine offers four room categories: Single Room, Standard Double Room, Superior Double or Twin Room and Triple Room. All have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a view. The Single and Standard Double Rooms measure 12 m²; the Superior category offers 15 m², while the Triple Room measures 18 m².

The Single Rooms overlook the rear of the hotel, while the Standard Double Rooms may overlook the front or rear. The Superior category stands out for its view of the terrace and the choice of a large double bed or two single beds; its bathroom has a bath or shower. The Triple Room accommodates up to three people and combines two single beds with an extra-large double bed. Rooms are on the first or second floor, accessible by stairs only.

La Marjolaine has a sun terrace and a second terrace, as well as a café on site. Continental breakfast can be served in your room. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel, and the rooms have air conditioning. Luggage storage, a wake-up service and a shuttle service are also available to guests.

Private indoor parking is available on site; a reservation is required and parking is chargeable. Express check-in and check-out make arrival and departure formalities easier. Family and non-smoking rooms cater to different needs. A safe, fax and photocopying services are also available. The hotel is close to the beach and Juan-les-Pins railway station. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only, and the hotel does not have a lift.

Juan-les-Pins is a seaside resort in Antibes, on the coast of the Alpes-Maritimes. Its seafront combines sandy beaches, promenades and lively neighbourhoods, while gardens and pine trees provide shaded spaces. La Marjolaine is in this part of town, where you can walk to Plage du Casino. The area suits travellers who want to spend time by the water while exploring Antibes’ heritage.

Juan-les-Pins railway station is 150 m from the hotel and connects the neighbourhood with other coastal towns. In Antibes, the Musée Picasso occupies Château Grimaldi, in the lanes of the old town; the Marché provençal and the ramparts are also worth visiting. Parc de la Pinède hosts the Jazz à Juan festival concerts and offers a leafy setting near the sea. Juan-les-Pins’ beaches stretch along the coast, including Plage Gallice. For a longer excursion, Cannes is accessible by car.

In summer, life revolves around swimming, seaside walks and evenings in the lively streets; visitor numbers rise during holidays and events. In spring and early autumn, temperatures are often pleasant for visiting Antibes and walking along the coast. A day might start with a morning at the beach, continue with a visit to the old town and end with a concert or a sunset stroll. The railway station makes it easy to travel along the coast without a car, while having one lets you explore more of the region.