Address : 41 Avenue de Nice, 06600 Antibes (Quartier Les Brugnons)
Phone Number :+33 4 93 65 06 50
Website : bestwestern.fr
Overview
Overlooking the port and the gentle curve of Antibes’ coastline, Best Western Plus Antibes Riviera offers a modern, comfortable base for exploring the French Riviera. The hotel combines contemporary design with warm, attentive service, creating a relaxed atmosphere just minutes from the old town, the beaches, and the vibrant marina. Many rooms open onto wide Mediterranean views, while the hotel’s calm, spacious interiors make it an inviting retreat after a day of sightseeing. With easy access to both Antibes and Juan‑les‑Pins, it’s an ideal choice for travelers seeking convenience, comfort, and a touch of Riviera brightness.
To eat & drink:
- Bistro Teatro (450 m) — A cosy, casual bistro with a terrace and a warm neighbourhood feel. They serve comforting dishes like pizzas, pastas, burgers, and generous plates — ideal for a relaxed meal just a short walk from the hotel.
To explore:
- Le Fort Carré Beach (1200 m walk) — A quiet, natural stretch of shoreline located just below the historic Fort Carré. The beach has a more rugged, authentic feel than the city’s sandy coves, with clear water, views of the marina, and a peaceful atmosphere ideal for a morning walk or a contemplative break by the sea.
- Le Fort Carré (3000 m) — A 16th‑century star‑shaped fortress surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation and panoramic views over the bay. The walk up is gentle and rewarding, offering a blend of history, nature, and sweeping coastal scenery.
- Antibes Land Park (450 m) — A seasonal amusement park with rides, games, and a lively summer atmosphere. It’s ideal for families or anyone looking for a fun evening just a short walk from the hotel.
- Port Vauban (500m) : Europe’s largest marina and one of Antibes’ most iconic landmarks, home to everything from traditional fishing boats to some of the world’s most impressive superyachts.
- Picasso Museum (2 000m) — Housed in the historic Château Grimaldi, this museum displays works Picasso created during his stay in Antibes in 1946. The sculpture terrace overlooking the sea adds a dramatic Mediterranean backdrop to the visit.