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1. Hotel Bahia
Hotel BahiaVilleneuve Loubet Beach
- A seasonal outdoor pool beckons at this CĂ´te d'Azur retreat, where sun loungers and umbrellas create a serene summer sanctuary.
RM604
RM685 total
includes taxes & fees
3 Sept - 4 Sept




2. Mercure Villeneuve Loubet Plage
Mercure Villeneuve Loubet PlageVilleneuve Loubet Beach
- Beach relaxation meets rooftop bliss at this hotel's seasonal outdoor pool with loungers.
RM793
RM903 total
includes taxes & fees
20 Sept - 21 Sept




3. Marina Baie des Anges Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton
Marina Baie des Anges Hotel, Curio Collection by HiltonVilleneuve Loubet Beach
RM1,149
RM1,296 total
includes taxes & fees
1 Sept - 2 Sept




4. Bel air flat
Bel air flatBastide Giraud
RM763
RM890 total
includes taxes & fees
8 Sept - 9 Sept
Top Villeneuve-Loubet Hotel Reviews
Mercure Nice Promenade Des Anglais
10/10 Excellent
"Amazing hotel in an incredible location (Promenade Anglais, directly in front of the water) with reasonable rates. We stayed in a room that had a garden view and partial water view, which was well worth it. The interior was clean, modern, and spacious (for Europe) with great AC. The best part, however, are the staff. Dorothee in particular offers outstanding local recommendations for bars, beaches, and restaurants. She is the best! Adrian is also very kind and helpful—he will call local places for you if your French is rudimentary. We highly recommend this hotel and look forward to our next visit!"
Le Meridien Nice
8/10 Good
"Central location, big modern hotel. A staff member explicitly told us the pool closed at 1030 and when I brought my kid to swim we were told quite rudely that the pool closed at 6. The rooftop becomes a bar and restaurant after 6 and that is open until 1030. Just miscommunications but not handled with warmth or apologetically. Meanwhile, the sea was too rough to swim in (so it was not a substitute for the pool at that moment) and the rude staff in fact denied that the red flag meant that the lifeguards deemed it unsafe to swim. It was so bizarre and I felt like the focus of this hotel was not guests but perhaps the bar clientele? Sad because I wanted to love it."