The 1932 Hotel & Spa Cap D'antibes Mgallery.

“Art Deco and Up-Market”

Recently refurbished in the Art Deco style, the hotel is clean, comfortable and very chic. The staff were lovely (fortunately their English is better than my terrible French) and the rooms very comfortable. Restaurant food was good too. Not cheap though!

“Amazing Newly Renovated Hotel”

Amazing recently renovated hotel only a short walk from the beach and town of Juan le Pins, and about 20/25mins walk from Antibes. It has been sympathetically renovated in the art deco style in keeping with the iconic building. We have watched the renovation when we stayed in the area last year, ... more

Amazing recently renovated hotel only a short walk from the beach and town of Juan le Pins, and about 20/25mins walk from Antibes. It has been sympathetically renovated in the art deco style in keeping with the iconic building. We have watched the renovation when we stayed in the area last year, and excited to see how the work had been completed. Wonderful rooftop terrace with amazing views, where they served good tapas and drinks throughout the day and evening. There is also a small pool on the rooftop terrace. Towels were provided and there was no extra charge to use the pool or sun loungers. Breakfast had lots of choice, including gluten free options. We stayed in a superior room, and was assigned one of the larger rooms, which had a lovely large bathroom too, with a nice big shower. Balcony’s are quite snug, but that is due to the building, but still a lovely space. The hotel was very clean, and the staff very courteous. The hotel had a very modern feel, even with the art deco style. Lots of power points, including USB chargers. Nespresso coffee machine with pods and a mini fridge restocked with water daily, with room for your own food and drinks if required. There were a few negatives: Pillows - I found them (two styles) very uncomfortable, I really struggled with them, but that is more a personal choice. Building noise - we are familiar with the area so knew there would be building noise from across the road as the old Provençal Hotel is being refurbished into luxury apartments. However, the noise (apart from the weekend) was relentless from early in the morning to late afternoon. The hotel staff have said it is expected to go on until Spring next year. I think the hotel should warn the guests when booking, as it could be a nasty surprise. We made sure we stayed out for the day and spent the last couple of hours on the roof terrace before the sun went down when it was much quieter. Deposit on arrival - the hotel took 150 euro, per person, per night as a deposit on check in. We stayed 6 nights, so that was a hefty deposit! We feel that this is excessive when we had already paid for the room on line when we booked. On check out they took off the deposit the services we had charged to the room, and the next day the balance was returned to our account. A credit card validation like other hotels should be enough. Breakfast - a little chaotic at the weekend. On our first morning nobody explained about ordering coffee and eggs, took a couple of days when it was quieter to work out the routine. But this was a very minor issue, and the huge choice was very good. We did have an amazing stay, and the positives outweighed the negatives. There just needs to be a few tweaks! We will definitely not hesitate in booking another stay as soon as we can.

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“Solid Customer Service, Some Touch-Ups Required in Rooms, Breakfast Chaos Needs Attention”

Stayed more than 20 nights combined at Le 1932 Hotel & Spa Cap d'Antibes, this time around was a little bit of a letdown. What sets this property apart was and is still its staff. I trust that management is doing everything they can to keep that at all cost. Everyone is trying their best to be ... more

Stayed more than 20 nights combined at Le 1932 Hotel & Spa Cap d'Antibes, this time around was a little bit of a letdown. What sets this property apart was and is still its staff. I trust that management is doing everything they can to keep that at all cost. Everyone is trying their best to be helpful and create a great experience. Couple of things went amiss: - Some rooms are in dire need for a bit of repainting, there's mold in the bathrooms (yes with an "s"), by the shower/tub. That was already the case in previous stays. - Breakfast is chaos. On a busy weekend, the property clearly can't accommodate numbers. You have to wait, which is fine. It would be even nicer to be told prior. Properties with limited space implement programs where customers are told when there are crowds, it is very helpful. Despite chaos, the size of the dining area is still overwhelming for the staff presence. Breakfast spread is hardly replenished, buffet looks like a war zone. Also note that your only choice of a cooked breakfast will be omelet. No french toast, no eggs Benedict. That's bit of a letdown for a EUR29.00 breakfast. - No recognition as a Diamond member this time around. When enquiring, I was told that a bottle of champagne *should* have been delivered. The property had more than a week to get that done. To the defense of the property representative, I was offered it upon departure.

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