Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat, A Four Seasons Hotel
| 71 Boulevard du Général de Gaulle, Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat |
5 tarieven
8.00/10.00 |
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+33 4 93 76 50 50 |
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Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat, A Four Seasons Hotel op de kaart
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John Doherty (15.11.2017 03:07)
The Grand Hotel du Cap. The big daddy of Côte d’Azur hotels. Expensive and it almost feels worth it (although no burger is worth 40 euros). Excellent food, service and decades of French elegance distilled into a breathtaking property.
The Grand Hotel du Cap. The big daddy of Côte d’Azur hotels. Expensive and it almost feels worth it (although no burger is worth 40 euros). Excellent food, service and decades of French elegance distilled into a breathtaking property.
Samareh Zamani (21.10.2017 15:01)
This must be one of the most beautiful hotels in the world, views, the gardens, pool club, lunch and cabanas everything is just wow about this place! We been here many times and many more to come.
This must be one of the most beautiful hotels in the world, views, the gardens, pool club, lunch and cabanas everything is just wow about this place! We been here many times and many more to come.
Caroline McGurk (17.10.2017 23:34)
Bucket list hotel. Tranquil luxury. Incredible service. Splurge for a room with a view. You only live once!
Bucket list hotel. Tranquil luxury. Incredible service. Splurge for a room with a view. You only live once!
Jean-Claude Etter (11.10.2017 18:30)
This hotel offers a very attractive location, peaceful and refreshingly serene in the otherwise crowded Côte d'Azur. I found the historical "heritage" building to be very nice, and paying extra for the Palace Sea View is well worth it to make the most out of the view. The outside look of the "Residence" does not look as enticing, more like a bad idea from a modernist architect of the 70s.
My room was in good condition, with the type of amenities expected in this category, but the bathroom felt a bit dated and the white/gold deco theme feels a bit old vintage palace.
The garden is well maintained and extends on the other side of the road all the way to a pool area. There is no beach per se, and you have the choice between a meandering path and a kludgy cable car.
I enjoyed the breakfast buffet, and service was competent and polite. Dinner was just okay for this hotel category. Parking for sports cars appears manageable, but as with many locations in the area, some of the speed bumps could prove challenging.
The area was very quiet at night, and this is a plus for this hotel which feels relaxing and serene when compared to just about everywhere else in the area.
This hotel offers a very attractive location, peaceful and refreshingly serene in the otherwise crowded Côte d'Azur. I found the historical "heritage" building to be very nice, and paying extra for the Palace Sea View is well worth it to make the most out of the view. The outside look of the "Residence" does not look as enticing, more like a bad idea from a modernist architect of the 70s.
My room was in good condition, with the type of amenities expected in this category, but the bathroom felt a bit dated and the white/gold deco theme feels a bit old vintage palace.
The garden is well maintained and extends on the other side of the road all the way to a pool area. There is no beach per se, and you have the choice between a meandering path and a kludgy cable car.
I enjoyed the breakfast buffet, and service was competent and polite. Dinner was just okay for this hotel category. Parking for sports cars appears manageable, but as with many locations in the area, some of the speed bumps could prove challenging.
The area was very quiet at night, and this is a plus for this hotel which feels relaxing and serene when compared to just about everywhere else in the area.
Martin Stevenson (10.09.2017 09:37)
Quite stuffy. If you are used to Four Seasons, this will be and feel different. For some, it may be better, for us it was not as friendly. It had a French-superior attitude about it, which we didn't like. I have lived and travelled in France extensively and I can't say I have described a hotel in this way before. Felt a little like walking into a Louis Vuitton store and getting unjustified attitude from the sales staff.
Quite stuffy. If you are used to Four Seasons, this will be and feel different. For some, it may be better, for us it was not as friendly. It had a French-superior attitude about it, which we didn't like. I have lived and travelled in France extensively and I can't say I have described a hotel in this way before. Felt a little like walking into a Louis Vuitton store and getting unjustified attitude from the sales staff.
