“Delcloy Delivers”

We stayed at Hotel Delcloy in August 2010. We have 2 young boys (5 and 3) and needed some where to stay that was affordable and functional for 2 nights before moving on. This hotel was just the ticket with great swimming pool, small private pier with watersports, kids club, playground and extensive gardens. Would go back and stay for longer. it is very close to the town beach and shops and it is good to sit back and watch the huge boats and flash cars cruise along the coast road.

“Good Base”

Although technically in St Jean Cap Ferrat (the sign is 20 yards from the door), the hotel is really in Bealieu Sur Mer. Both resorts are equally attractive but Bealieu has better beaches and is better connected. The hotel itself is fairly basic but clean and the staff are all helpful. It provides a great base for exploring the area with Monaco, Nive, Cannes, Eze all within easy reach by the SNCF or bus. Can't recommend the area highly enough, the hotel is good but it is a bit basic. We didn't eat in the hotel but there are loads of places nearby

“Don't raise your expectations, then you'll be fine”

In terms of value for money in that area, I'd say it was good, in terms of value for money generally I wouldn't be so generous. The staff were civil and polite but there was an aire of 'couldn't care less'. The outside grounds and pool was superb and the gardening fabulously kept. The views over the bay was the best and takes the breath away, but the rooms were awfully basic, towels shabby, mould in shower, separate toilet constantly smelt as there was no extractor fan or air circulation. Carpet was stained, thin and old. All that said, we had a fabulous time in Cote d'Azur and we were able to park our car in the grounds or underground car park, it was central to shops, restaurants & railway. One of the main problems for me aside from the room was not having a bar open all day to get drinks/coffee/tea whilst by the pool. It closed at 2.30pm then re-opened at 5.30 but the barman was always late to work and it didn't get opened up until closer to 6pm by which time we wanted to shower, change and go out. I would stay there again because I know what to expect and what to bring with us - hairdryer & towels (which you can borrow from reception as I discovered 3 days in) but I wouldn't necessarily rate this hotel and recommend to others.

“Avoid this hotel unless you are on a tight budget”

The rooms in this hotel are very uncomfortable, dark and damp, old furniture, cold old tile floors, shower curtains on the windows (!). Also strangely you have to make reservations for lunch. However, it's located on the beach, which is convenient. It mostly caters to older clientelle.

“Like a college dormitory”

We thought this 3 star hotel looked nice on the website and were excited that the rooms had "kitchenettes" because we have small children. Well, the kitchenettes do not work and were locked up so you could not use them. There is no air conditioning (in the South of France), the rooms were bare and looked and felt like an old college dormitory inside and it smelled. The grounds were not kept up very well either. The one nice thing was their very large pool and the location was right near a great beach and Promenade.