Hotel Victoria (Roquebrune-Cap-Martin)

Overlooking the Mediterranean, a stone’s throw from the sea shore, and with panoramic views from the Cap Martin to Italy, the Victoria Hotel welcomes you with its relaxed and friendly charm.

After full renovations completed in 2011, the Victoria Hotel, with its contemporary elegant comfort, is perfectly suited to those seeking quality without ostentation on the French Riviera.

We are ideally located to discover the cultural heritage and activities of Roquebrune Cap Martin, Menton and its surrounding area. The Hotel Victoria is also the best choice for visiting Monaco, yet seeking a quality hotel on a reasonable budget.

The hotel reception is open 24 hours a day; the ramp at the entrance and our new elevator mean luggage rolls easily from street to room.

A well-stocked breakfast buffet is served from 7:30 to 10:30, and continental breakfast can be served in your room.

Our lounge bar and its sea view terrace are open to hotel guests at all hours.

WiFi and wired internet is available in all the rooms and the public areas of the hotel, and is free for hotel guests. There is also a computer for use by guests at the reception. Each room is equiped with dock Ipod and free softdrinks minibar.

Our business centre / meeting room can accommodate 10 people, and is fully equipped for multimedia and telecommunications.

There are 4 parking places available on a first-come first-served basis in front of the hotel for 15€, as well as charged garage facilities at 300m for 5 cars for 10€. Free on-street parking is available around the hotel from october to may.

The hotel has 32 rooms, 17 with balconies which overlook the sea and have a stunning panoramic view from the Cap Martin to Italy. They are reached along a corridor dotted with life size portraits of artists who have left their mark on the French Riviera: Le Corbusier, Eileen Gray, Picasso, Matisse, Chagall…

The décor, mainly in blue and white tones, is the expression of modern comfort, underpinned by furnishings that hark back to an avant-garde artistic era. On one of the walls is a drawing inspired, like the bar, by the work of Le Corbusier. The bathrooms, in a similar colour scheme, are a continuation of the Mediterranean beachfront atmosphere.