The room was amazing, with such a great view, and comfortable. The staff were helpful and friendly. The bar had the best view and was so lovely to sit.

I thought the breakfast was a little expensive for what it was. We did the buffet on the last day and had room service on the others. The fact that you have to pay for sun loungers and towels as a hotel guest is outrageous. We didn't like that,

Top location, very friendly staff, lovely garden with wonderful views of the bay. Stylish room but very small bathroom.

Bathroom was very small, shower was in the bathtub, not convenient. Toilet just behind the sink, etc ... There was a Nespresso coffee machine in the room but you had to pay for every cup, seems ridiculous in a 5 star hotel.

The location was magnificent . Kim the hostess was warm , friendly and helpful. She should train the bell and front office staff.

For a five star property I would have expected more from a service perspective. Check in was poorly handled and the maid was still cleaning the room at 5:30 pm when we were escorted to the room. Very junior staff that need to be trained. Could not answer basic questions.

Beautiful places, good rooms. The breakfast was delicious.

The parking fee was extremly costy. 50 eur/day and your car was parked on the street in front of the Hotel :-(

the hotel is wonderfully located directly on the sea, breakfast is best quality the bar is lovely and you meet all the guests there almost every evening...

The Hotel is the historic former residence of Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald and is a beautifully restored, art deco treasure. The location is wonderful, on the beach looking out over the bay of Juan Les Pins. The hotel beach and jetty has sun loungers, tables and a waterside restaurant, as well as a spa, and a lovely terrace looking out over the bay. The main hotel has a stylish cocktail bar, with many photos of the Fitzgeralds and other celebrities who have stayed over the years. Our room was spacious, stylish and comfortable, with a superb, panoramic sea view. Breakfast was excellent with a wide range of local and international dishes - it was possible to take breakfast on the terrace. One can walk directly from the hotel along the shoreline of the Cap d'Antibes.

In most cases, the service at the hotel was great, but there were one or two interactions which did not meet the generally high standard. The menu in the restaurant was a bit limited although the food itself was nice.

Wonderful Romantic setting with magnificent sunsets. Steeped in the history of F Scott Fitzgerald, his wife Zelda and the many famous guests they lavishly entertained. The echoes are still there; at least metaphorically.

The room was lovely but very hot emanating from the rear by the wardrobe. We had to open a window to cool it down. Unfortunately, the air conditioning adjustment was stuck and even the lady who showed us to our room on arrival wasn't able to move it. As we were road side that made it a little noisy as the road is fairly busy. It was a small inconvenience. Not enough for us to ask for assistance

I read mixed reviews and we usually stay at the 4 seasons or Reserve de Beaulieu which is double the price. I think it's reasonable for the area/quality. The beach is fantastic and so is the restaurant/bar. I think most of the people complaining can't afford to stay or eat there. The hotel is charming. We were there with our 2 kids and is was perfect that they would play on the beach the whole day.

Rooms on the small side.

The location and views were perfect. Breakfast was first class, with everything that you could want beautifully presented. We breakfasted on the terrace overlooking the bay, which was wonderful every morning. The beach club and beach bar/restaurant were great if a little pricey, which is to be expected for the hotel grade and location. Concierge and desk staff were attentive and really efficient

The rooms were small, but generally well equipped. One of our party didn't have enough room to hang all of their clothes, but with the hotel full they couldn't move.

Faithfully evokes the Art Deco period, with modern plumbing etc.