Hotel Le Ponteil

Close to Ponteil Beach

Practical information

• Address: 11 Impasse. Jean Mensier, 06600 Antibes (Cap d’Antibes)
• Phone Number: +33 4 93 34 67 92
• Website: leponteil.com

Overview

Hotel Le Ponteil is a charming retreat nestled in a tranquil street, just a stone’s throw from the azure waters of the Mediterranean. This delightful haven, a mere 150 meters from the beach and a leisurely 10-minute stroll from the heart of Antibes, offers an idyllic escape for those seeking both relaxation and cultural enrichment. The hotel’s proximity to the renowned Picasso Museum, as well as the vibrant cities of Cannes and Nice, makes it an ideal base for exploration.

To eat & drink:

• L’Odyssée – Chez Mô Restaurant (350 m) — A refined yet relaxed seafront restaurant known for fresh fish, grilled dishes, and a bright terrace. Perfect for a leisurely lunch or a romantic dinner by the water.
• Romagna Mia Restaurant (400 m) — Warm, generous, and consistently praised by locals for its homemade pasta and authentic flavours. A cosy, welcoming option after a day exploring the beaches and old town.

To explore:

• Ponteil Beach (200 m) — A calm, family‑friendly sandy beach with shallow turquoise water and a relaxed local atmosphere. Perfect for a morning swim or a quiet sunset moment facing the old town.
• Salis Beach (550 m) — One of Antibes’ most iconic beaches, known for its soft sand and clear, gentle water. The views toward the old town and the Alps give it a postcard‑perfect Mediterranean charm.
• Place de Gaulle (450 m) — A lively central square where Antibes’ daily rhythm unfolds, surrounded by cafés, shops, and local life. It’s a natural crossroads between the old town, the shopping streets, and the seaside.
• Visitors Bureau (750 m) — A helpful stop for maps, insider tips, and event information to enrich your stay. Staff can guide you toward hidden coves, exhibitions, and seasonal activities.
• Town Hall (900 m) — A handsome civic building at the heart of Antibes, surrounded by lively streets and local shops. Its location makes it a natural anchor point when exploring the old town.
• Peynet Museum (900 m) — A charming museum dedicated to the humorous and poetic drawings of Raymond Peynet. Its intimate rooms and light‑hearted illustrations offer a gentle, uplifting cultural pause.