Motel Cap Sol

Motel Cap Sol’s accommodation includes classic and comfort double rooms, a triple room, and several studios and apartments. The double and triple rooms have a balcony with a garden view, air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. They range from 16 to 22 m², and bed configurations vary by category. Families can choose a triple room or an apartment.

The 22 m² studios have a kitchenette, while the apartments offer more space, ranging from 32 to 58 m². They have a kitchenette or kitchen and amenities such as a fridge, kettle and hob. The one-bedroom apartments accommodate up to four people; the two-bedroom category can sleep six. All these accommodation options have air conditioning and an outdoor space with a garden view.

The facilities include outdoor spaces and useful everyday amenities. An outdoor swimming pool is in the residence building, a few minutes’ walk from the motel, and motel guests can use it. Sun loungers or beach chairs provide a place to relax by the water. The garden, balconies and terraces also offer outdoor spaces.

Wi-Fi is free throughout the property, and free private parking is available on site, with access suitable for guests with reduced mobility. Rooms have air conditioning; some categories include a kitchenette or kitchen. Amenities also include a flat-screen TV, a fridge and an electric kettle. Family and soundproofed rooms are available. The motel allows pets, possibly for an additional charge. Bicycle hire is another service available for getting around the area.

Mandelieu-la-Napoule lies between the Mediterranean coast and the foothills of the Estérel massif, west of Cannes. The town combines beaches, a marina, golf courses and residential neighbourhoods. Its seafront lets you move from the sand to walks around the harbour, while inland the surroundings are greener. The area suits travellers who want to enjoy the sea without staying in the lively centre of Cannes.

Robinson Beach is around 1 km away, and nearby beaches stretch along the bay. Château de la Napoule, a restored former fortress housing a museum and exhibitions, can be visited near the harbour. Golf enthusiasts will find Old Course Cannes Golf Links in the town. Cannes, around 8 km away, draws visitors to La Croisette, the Palais des Festivals and the collections at Musée de la Castre. Parc départemental du San Peyre has walking trails and views over the bay. Mandelieu-la-Napoule railway station serves the regional rail network; Nice Airport is around 24 km away.

Spring and autumn are good times for coastal walks and trips to the Estérel, with temperatures often pleasant for walking. In summer, beaches and water activities take centre stage, and the coast is busier during the day. You can spend the morning at the beach, visit the château in the afternoon, then head to Cannes to explore its seafront. A car makes it easier to explore the coves and nearby villages, although the local railway station is another way to reach Cannes.