The 1932 Hotel & Spa Cap d'Antibes - MGallery

Finally, a hotel that treats you according to your status. They check your arrival with you, welcome you according to your status on loyalty program even if it is the 1st stay (upgraded room, welcome pack, priority checkin, etc). Great food at the hotel and not overly priced. All staff was very nice.

Unfortunately, I can't recommend this hotel (despite the best efforts of the friendly staff). Here's why: - Check-in/room situation was terrible. Our first room had such a terrible smell, we had to head back to reception. After waiting for a second room to be found/prepared, we discovered water leaking from the AC vents in the ceiling (significant enough for the carpet to be sopping wet. Won't post the video here). Another trip down to reception with our luggage and we told them to sort it out while we left our things there, so we could try to actually enjoy some of the afternoon. To their credit they upgraded us to a junior suite, which was nice, but it had its own issues - though no bad smell, thankfully. The hallway had piles of used dishes and take out containers every day which stank. We had to continually ask the staff to clear it. This did nothing to help the constant garbage/sewage./toilet smells leafing up to our room's door. - If you're looking for an actual pool, this hotel doesn't have one. It's a small plunge. - My partner and I both got food poisoning at breakfast. Thankfully, I only tasted a small amount of partner's meal, so my sickness was far less intense. My partner was really sick and bedridden for the last day/night of our trip. The property clearly suffers from maintenance issues. Though both of us getting food poising could just be bad luck, it's hard not to think there's a broader quality/cleanliness/maintenance issue at play. The staff did their best to be helpful and always responded to questions and requests with a smile, which was really appreciated. We would choose a different property if returning to Juan Les Pins.

Lovely refurbished hotel in art deco style in a good spot for all JLP offers . Happy with room and shower and storage . Breakfast choice and service all excellent in a lovely dining room . The rooftop area is very nice but the service is not so good , I expected waiter service but on multiple visits I had to order drinks at the bar after sitting waiting a long time it was clear no waiter service which is not what I expect in 4* hotel . I would however return here we all had a fab family time and overall experience was good.

Stayed for a week in this chic Juan Les Pins establishment. Room and facilities good; breakfast in fabulous ground floor salon was first class. Rooftop restaurant / bar and small pool are a real plus. Staff were polite and helpful. About a 15 minute stroll to the SNCF station, with connections everywhere. Beach is very good along with a variety of shops and restaurants (bought a fabulous Panama hat from a specialist shop - well worth a visit in its own right). Highly recommended.

Disappointing and under serviced! We stayed here for 3 nights. The air conditioning of the hotel does not work and we woke up in sweat all nights. On advising the reception on day 1, we were told nothing could be done and we should open the balcony door and sleep! Empty lotion bottle in the bathroom, no towel and water in the gym. The staff are not any help either despite requesting assistance and for the price you pay to stay at this hotel it is a rip off! As a gold Accor member no consideration either. My advice would be to look at other hotels.

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.