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About Hotels in Antibes

Antibes is one of the Côte d'Azur's most beguiling towns, offering a heady mix of history, art, and Mediterranean flavour. Stroll the ramparts of the Vieille Ville, browse the Marché Provençal for local olives and lavender, visit the Musée Picasso housed in the Château Grimaldi, or spend a lazy afternoon on the sandy sweep of Plage de la Salis. The town's marina, Port Vauban, is one of the largest in Europe and lends Antibes a glamorous nautical edge.

From elegant hotels along the Boulevard du Maréchal Foch to charming boutique retreats tucked within the old town, Antibes suits every style of traveller. The compact Vieille Ville is wonderfully walkable, and frequent train services along the coast connect guests easily to Cannes and Nice.

Where to Stay in Antibes

Vieille Ville (Old Town)

The atmospheric heart of Antibes and the ideal base for first-time visitors. Steps from the Marché Provençal, the Musée Picasso, and the rampart walks overlooking the sea. Lively, characterful, and wonderfully central.

Cap d'Antibes

The most exclusive address on this stretch of the Riviera, with grand belle-époque villas and luxury hotels set among pine-shaded gardens. Close to the private Plage de la Garoupe and a short drive from the town centre.

Juan-les-Pins

A lively, youthful quarter known for its sandy beach, pavement cafés, and the famous Jazz à Juan festival each summer. A relaxed, sociable choice with a distinct beach-resort feel just west of the town.

Antibes Town Centre

A quieter, more everyday side of Antibes with good-value hotels, local restaurants, and easy access to the train station. A practical and unhurried base, well placed for exploring the wider Côte d'Azur by rail.

Airport and Transport Guide

The nearest major airport to Antibes is Nice Côte d'Azur Airport (NCE), located around 20 kilometres to the east. Direct rail services on the TER regional line connect Nice airport's terminal to Antibes station in approximately 30 minutes, with trains running regularly throughout the day and into the late evening. Taxis from the airport to central Antibes are also available around the clock for those arriving on later flights.

Within Antibes itself, the town centre and main sights are compact enough to explore on foot. The local Envibus network covers the wider area including Juan-les-Pins, with single tickets and day passes available from the driver or local ticket machines. Taxis can be found at ranks near the train station and the old port, with typical short town journeys costing around €10-€15. Ride-hailing apps operate in the broader Côte d'Azur region, though availability in Antibes itself is more limited than in Nice or Cannes.

Tips for Finding the Best Hotel Deal in Antibes

  • Book at least 8-10 weeks ahead for stays during the Antibes Jazz à Juan festival in July or the Voiles d'Antibes classic yacht regatta in June, when hotels fill extremely fast.
  • The Juan-les-Pins and La Fontonne areas offer noticeably lower nightly rates than the old town, with easy bus and taxi access to the main sights.
  • Look for hotels that include breakfast, as the old town's cafés and boulangeries are tempting but costs add up quickly over a multi-day stay on the Côte d'Azur.
  • Opt for free cancellation where available, as Antibes hotel demand shifts sharply around French public holidays and last-minute summer weather can influence travel plans.
  • Midweek stays from Tuesday to Thursday tend to be cheaper than weekends in Antibes, particularly outside the peak July and August window when leisure demand drives rates up.
  • Joining loyalty programmes at larger hotel groups with a Côte d'Azur presence can unlock member-only rates and early access to promotional pricing across the region.

When to Visit Antibes for Lower Prices

Winter (Low Season)

November to February is quiet and peaceful in Antibes, with mild but occasionally rainy days and very few crowds. The old town and market retain their charm year-round. Expect mid-range hotel rates from around £70-£110 per night, the lowest of the year.

Spring (Value Season)

March to May brings warming temperatures, blooming mimosa and bougainvillea, and a livelier atmosphere as the season awakens. Prices remain well below summer peaks while the weather is genuinely pleasant, making this an excellent time to visit the Côte d'Azur.

Summer (High Season)

June to August is peak season on the French Riviera, with Antibes buzzing with visitors, festivals, and superyachts in the old port. Hotel rates reach their highest, particularly during July's jazz festival. Book months in advance for reasonable availability and rates.

Autumn (Value Season)

September and October offer warm seas, golden light, and noticeably fewer crowds than midsummer. Prices fall steadily after August, and the town regains a relaxed, local character. A strong balance of comfortable weather and good value makes this an ideal visiting window.

Popular Areas to Stay in Antibes

Vieil Antibes (Old Town)

The historic heart of Antibes, steps from the Picasso Museum and the covered Marché Provençal. High demand keeps prices elevated, but the charm and convenience are unbeatable for first-time visitors.

Juan-les-Pins

Antibes' lively beach resort neighbour, famous for its sandy shores and the Jazz à Juan festival. Buzzy and youthful, with a wide range of hotels and a vibrant restaurant and bar scene.

Cap d'Antibes

The glamorous pine-covered peninsula between Antibes and Juan-les-Pins, home to grand villas and elite hotels. Tranquil, exclusive, and best suited to luxury travellers seeking seclusion close to the Riviera coast.

Antibes Town Centre (around the train station)

The practical, well-connected hub close to the gare, with solid mid-range hotels and easy rail access to Nice and Cannes. A sensible base for business travellers and those prioritising transport links.

Frequently Asked Questions

Vieil Antibes puts you in the middle of the old town, close to the Picasso Museum, the market, and the ramparts, though prices reflect that desirability. Cap d'Antibes suits luxury travellers wanting seclusion and prestige. Juan-les-Pins is ideal for beach lovers and a lively nightlife scene. For business travel, the area around the train station offers practical mid-range options with fast rail connections to Nice and Cannes.
Yes, budget-friendly hotels do exist in Antibes, typically ranging from around £60 to £110 per night outside peak season. The best value tends to be found near the train station and in Juan-les-Pins away from the beachfront. Prices drop considerably from October through March, so travelling in the shoulder season or winter can make even well-located hotels noticeably more affordable.
The area around Vieil Antibes and the sandy beaches of Juan-les-Pins both work well for families, with calm swimming spots and easy access to attractions such as Marineland, the large marine park just outside town. Juan-les-Pins is the calmer daytime choice, though its nightlife quarter can be noisy after dark. Cap d'Antibes offers quieter, more spacious surroundings if budget allows.
November through February consistently sees the lowest hotel rates, with midweek stays cheaper than weekends throughout the year. July and August command peak prices across the board. Visitors should also note that the Jazz à Juan festival in mid-July, the Cannes Film Festival in May (which drives up demand across the whole area), and the Monaco Grand Prix weekend in late May all push prices significantly higher and rooms become scarce.
Antibes rewards a long weekend or three to four nights beautifully. The walled Vieil Antibes quarter, the Picasso Museum housed in the Château Grimaldi, and the Cap d'Antibes coastal path give you a rich mix of history, art, and scenery. Nice Côte d'Azur Airport is just twenty minutes away, with frequent direct flights from London and other UK cities.
Free cancellation rooms are widely available across Antibes hotels and easy to filter for on most booking sites. Rates with this flexibility typically run ten to fifteen percent above non-refundable prices. It is worth securing a refundable reservation well in advance if you are travelling around the Cannes Film Festival in May or the peak summer months of July and August, when demand is at its highest.
The Royal Antibes Legend Hotel is a well-regarded seafront property offering panoramic views over the Baie des Anges. For a more intimate experience, the Hôtel la Jabotte is a charming, independently run guesthouse favoured by travellers seeking a personal touch. The streets of the old town and the area around the port are particularly known for smaller boutique and mid-range properties close to restaurants, markets, and the beach.
The quickest public transport option is the train from Nice Airport station, reached via the airport's free shuttle, with direct services to Antibes taking around thirty minutes on the TER regional line. Taxis or ride-hailing apps cover the journey in a similar time depending on traffic, typically at a higher cost. A hire car is also practical if you plan to explore the wider Riviera.

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