The 1932 Hotel & Spa Cap d'Antibes MGallery Collection

We stayed a week in this beautiful hotel with our family. Our rooms were spacious, quiet, clean and elegant. Everyone in the hotel was super helpful and friendly. Poolside beds and service was great. Rooftop view is amazing. Breakfast was really good. We loved this hotel and would go again.

We spent two weeks traveling through France for our honeymoon and were especially excited for our final stop in Antibes. We chose this hotel for its four-star rating and beautiful location. Since we’d had several hotel stays already, we booked a Comfort Room to stay within budget. Our arrival was promising. Staff were warm and professional, especially a young gentleman who kindly helped us with our bags—he truly stood out for his exceptional hospitality, and we regret not getting his name. Throughout our stay, every staff member we encountered was polite and kind, from housekeeping to the breakfast team. Their warmth was genuinely appreciated and left a positive impression. Unfortunately, the room itself didn’t live up to the hotel’s rating. While we expected a smaller space based on the room category, it was poorly maintained. After a long travel day, I took a shower and the water didn’t drain—making the experience quite uncomfortable. Wanting to resolve the issue without complaint, we went to the front desk to inquire about a paid upgrade. The same helpful young man confirmed availability and offered to bring his manager to assist. Unfortunately, the interaction with the manager felt dismissive. Although we’d clearly stated we wanted to pay for the upgrade, she emphasized that we’d “definitely have to pay,” which felt unnecessarily pointed. She said we could only upgrade for two nights and that it was “very unlikely” we could return to our original room after. She added we’d likely get a worse room later and that if it were her, she’d “just stay” where we were. It came across less as problem-solving and more as discouragement—and I got the sense she didn’t want to deal with the logistics. At that point, I didn’t even mention the drainage issue. We just let it go and tried to enjoy our trip. A 12-euro bottle of prosecco was sent to our room later as a gesture, which we appreciated, though it didn’t quite change the overall impression. To be clear, we didn’t expect luxury at the entry-level room—but we did expect clean, working facilities and consistent professionalism. Sadly, this stay didn’t meet that standard. That said, I want to commend the young man who helped us at check-in. If management can identify him, I hope they acknowledge his excellent service. And once again, kudos to the rest of the staff, who were all gracious and welcoming. Unfortunately, we wouldn’t return or recommend this hotel. It wasn’t terrible, but for a four-star property, it fell short in ways that matter.

Spend a good amount of money here believing it was a nice classy resort. Don’t get me wrong. The interior looks appealing. The staff are absolutely inconsiderate. Rude. Don’t even dare try to get your laundry cleaned. You’ll not get in time. They ruined my complete stay here they refuse to speak English. It’s not worth the stay at all.