B&B HOTEL Villeneuve-Loubet Plage

"We stayed here as it was a long weekend and Monaco Grand prix so there was nothing reasonably priced along the coast. Even the stay here was more than usual but we didn't expect more than a basic room, which is basically what we got. The check in was fine and the room as described. I would prefer a shower screen and not a shower curtain as well as a shelf or somewhere to put toiletries on the shower. The hotel is basically in the back carpark of a McDonald's, but wasn't noisy and was a short walk from the train station for the train or bus. No unsavoury characters that we saw staying at the hotel, mostly just families. The room did the job, but did have to use the aircon on only a moderately warm day as it got very stuffy. A ceiling fan would be more energy efficient. "

"Disclaimer: we are in our mid-70s. This hotel did not fit us well at all. Our conclusion was that it is 2 steps above a hostel in terms of location behind a McDonalds in a commercial zone, features like a real room desk, benefits of soundproofing, & required tech access to even get in the front door. The desk isn't manned well, outside access is by pin codes & room #, and the noise level after 6 pm is LOUD with all the late-comers going down the no-carpet corridors. I even saw 2 dogs in the lobby eyeing each other in a standoff. Same family had 4 kids who liked to run & dance through the halls. Mom & Dad just smiled as if this was cute. Like I said: hostel-level conduct with no supervision from the empty desk. The business model is very low staffing, all surfaces are designed for mop cleaning, few vending machines, only sugar-filled drinks in those machines, worktable-room had the lights off by 8 pm, so little light for my web work & paperwork. All in all - if you're backpacking the south of France, try it out. If you're visiting the sites with sore bones & want some peace from the tourist crowds, move along - move along."

"The room is too Little for 4 persons. the space available was ridiculous. There were no hooks to hang swimsuits and towels to dry (did you realize you are on the Cote d'Azur ??) There was no hairdryer. Small uncomfortable pillows. The duvet on August 1st ?? Are you serious ??? In Italy a bed and breakfast costs no more than 80 € even in Art cities (like Florence or Rome) breakfast included. The price of 170 € per night excluding breakfast is a theft. I will strongly advise against your hotel to whoever will ask me for a suggestion."