Old Town Menton Holidays

Great location for transport or walking distance to shopping or main areas, rooms are not made up every day unless you make a request, this was never an issue communicated thru WhatsApp

We had a great family stay here - restaurant was ideal, swimming pool lovely, staff were really friendly and helpful, rooms were very comfortable and location was perfect for visiting the Fragonard perfume factory and joining a workshop. We walked down the hill there in just under 15 minutes. Would definitely stay here again!

Great find for our quick 1 night stop over in Cannes prior to flying out of Nice. Literally 3 minute walk from hotel Martinez which was 4-5 x the price. Walking distance to all the shopping. Parking was right within same building. Parking is very small and tight - not suitable for any larger vehicles. Staff friendly. Large room. Good quality thick towels. Air conditioning was very good. We didnt check out the pool or breakfast so cannot comment. They provided us with a baby crib which worked very well for us. A general note about Cannes (nothing to do w this hotel specifically): dont wear any fancy jewelry or watches when walking about.

Great location and all round great hotel.

Ermitage de L’Oasis presents itself as a charming getaway in Mandelieu-la-Napoule, boasting picturesque views across Port Mandelieu. However, my experience was rather disappointing. The hotel’s location is convenient, offering easy access to the coastal area and serene views, particularly at sunset. Yet, the initial charm quickly diminishes when considering the overall state of the hotel. The accommodations are spacious and clean, but the decor feels outdated and is in urgent need of modernisation. Daily housekeeping is appreciated but does not offset the lack of contemporary amenities. While the pool area is a nice feature, the absence of food options—only a drinks bar—is frustrating for those wishing to snack by the water. Breakfast is a significant letdown. At €23 per person, the selection is limited and lacking in quality. Additional charges for fried eggs or omelette feel unreasonable, and the absence of basic condiments like salt and pepper is inconvenient. The beds are uncomfortable, consisting of two mattresses that create an awkward seam. The large pillows lack support, making for poor sleep. Some doors do not close properly, in the room. Furthermore, complimentary water was not replenished, nudging guests towards the overpriced minibar. Dining options are restricted, with the restaurant closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. In conclusion, despite its potential, Ermitage de L’Oasis falls short due to limited breakfast, uncomfortable beds, and various service issues.