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₹16,972
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3. Chateau Saint-Martin & Spa, Oetker Hotels
Chateau Saint-Martin & Spa, Oetker HotelsVence
- Experience paradise at this luxury palace's outdoor pool with cabanas, loungers, and poolside bar service for ultimate relaxation.
₹83,809
₹93,220 total
includes taxes & fees
23 Sept - 24 Sept
4. Hotel Marc Hely
Hotel Marc HelyLa Colle-sur-Loup
- Dive into luxury at this outdoor pool sanctuary, where sun loungers invite blissful relaxation in a serene rural setting.
₹16,536
₹18,673 total
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1 Oct - 2 Oct
Top Tourrettes-sur-Loup Hotel Reviews
Radisson Blu Hotel, Nice
10/10 Excellent
"Right on the water, has its own beach club, a fabulous rooftop restaurant. Highly recommend"
Hôtel Palais de la Méditerranée In The Unbound Collection By Hyatt
10/10 Excellent
"Great location. 3rd floor outdoor Restaurant and pool area with view of sea makes for pleasant dining and relaxation"
Mercure Nice Promenade Des Anglais
10/10 Excellent
"Spacious, artfully designed room Nuxe amenities Tiny balcony but you can stand there to appreciate the view of the beach which is just across the street Food choices are ample on the other side Would love to stay for the entire trip but want to try another hotel in Old Town to change the vibe."
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."