Les Terrasses d'Eze - Hôtel & Spa

Les Terrasses d'Eze - Hôtel & Spa offers double rooms, twin rooms, family rooms and a suite with sea views. Room sizes range from 18 to 70 m². All rooms have a private bathroom; air conditioning is among the amenities in several categories. Balconies are common, while the ground-floor double room provides outdoor access.

The suite stands out for its separate living room, bathtub and minibar. The Comfort and family rooms have a seating area, and the family room adapted for guests with reduced mobility has a balcony and a shower. Bed configurations vary by category: single beds, a large double bed or a sofa bed. Several rooms overlook the sea, while the adapted family room is available with a balcony. Amenities also include a television, a desk and toiletries.

Les Terrasses d'Eze - Hôtel & Spa brings together relaxation areas and leisure facilities. The spa and wellness centre includes a sauna, a hammam, a hot tub and treatments, including massages and beauty services. A gym is equipped with a changing area. The terraces, garden and picnic area let you enjoy the outdoors; parasols are provided by the swimming pool.

The restaurant, bar and snack bar offer on-site dining. Breakfast can be served in your room, and children's menus or menus for specific dietary requirements are available on request. Guests have access to free private parking and Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. Reception is open 24 hours a day; a concierge service, luggage storage and express check-in and check-out are also available. Family rooms and facilities for wheelchair users complete the services.

Èze stretches between the hills and the coast, in a landscape where old villages overlook the Mediterranean. The medieval village, with its cobbled lanes and stone houses, attracts visitors who enjoy wandering through historic surroundings and taking in the coast. Further down, the seafront offers a different pace, with coves, beaches and walks above the water. This part of the Riviera suits travellers looking to combine heritage with days by the sea.

Château d'Èze and its exotic garden are 1.2 km away; the garden paths lead to viewpoints over the coast. Saint-Laurent d’Èze Beach, 1.3 km away, offers access to the seafront. Èze-sur-Mer railway station, 1.9 km away, connects the coast with neighbouring towns. Further afield, Monaco is home to the Prince's Palace and the Exotic Garden, while Nice offers its squares, museums and Promenade du Paillon. A car is useful for travelling between the hills and the seafront; trains also serve several stops along the Riviera.

Summer days are ideal for swimming and taking breaks on terraces, but the coast is very busy at this time of year. Spring and early autumn often bring pleasant temperatures for exploring the village and the hill paths. You can spend a morning in Èze's lanes, then head down to the sea or continue your visit in Monaco. In Nice, a walk through Vieux-Nice and along the Promenade des Anglais rounds off a city excursion. The terrain is steep: bring suitable shoes for the cobbled streets and sloping paths.