Hôtel Juana

Fabulous hotel. Service is exceptional, dining great and pool was perfect for cooling off. Well located with all amenities required. Styling is worth a visit just to see.

Everything about this hotel is perfect! The decor is absolutely stunning. The restaurant is all hand painted and beautifully decorated. All the rooms are spacious and comfortable. We really felt like home here. The staff could not be kinder! The breakfast buffet is Incredible. Christophe always took amazing care of us! Mary at the front desk was the best as well! The restaurant & breakfast manager were both so friendly too. We loved our stay here so much. It’s about 30 min walk from old town or 5 min uber. Would highly recommend for a quaint yet luxurious stay in Antibes.

Very clean, location is good, next to all I needed.
Very quiet, I would recommend if coming to this area

This hotel is a quirky little place to stay. It’s cute. It’s got lovely staff. It’s got an eclectic courtyard. Interiors are interesting and don’t offer the normal bland grey/beige colour scheme. The pillows were not at all nice. Foam and cheap. But on request the reception provided better feather ones. Nothing was a problem. The pool area is cute. Not fancy but comfortable and chilled. The hotel is well located and you can walk to many places and nearby Antibes. IMPORTANT TO NOTE: I wouldn’t book here if you like going to bed early. Every night there seemed to be an event of some kind in a purpose built stadium directly outside the hotel. This time is was a Padel Tennis tournament. Apparently it is followed by reggae week, then a jazz festival. It’s a summer venue and it’s right bang opposite the hotel (front side). The noise is quite something. Spectacularly loud. For the nights we were there it was over by midnight but if you’ve got kids or you like to sleep early, I would avoid this hotel. Also being so central in Juan, there are numerous ‘city’ noises around. Church bells, cars, late night revellers. This didn’t bother me but I wouldn’t stay here if you like a quiet environment. I wouldn’t want to mark this hotel down for the noise pollution. It’s really not their fault. And they’re incredibly sweet and kind about everything. I would stay here again.

Great location. Hôtel is clean and immaculately presented in every way. Our room had everything you need. Air conditioning was efficient and the room very comfortable. The reception staff were maybe the friendliest and most helpful staff I’ve had the pleasure to meet. The breakfast staff maybe not so much. We had a bit of trouble on three out of our four day stay, and were made to feel like criminals because our rate was not inclusive of breakfast. Sign before you eat! And, crazily, we were told on the second day we couldn’t have a pot of Americano coffee because the hotel only had 4 pots and they were all in use! The breakfast thing is the only reason I award 4 not 5. Maybe I was just unlucky.

I celebrated my birthday with Hôtel Juana. I got the most friendliest and most helpful help, I will never forget this. I had to do so many changes and I just got the friendliest help, every time! I recommend reserving with the hotel directly and not via Booking or alike

This is a truly superb hotel with an amazing history. Built in the 1930's and decorated and styled in true 1930s style - one of the best small hotels I have ever stayed at. Famous in the 1930s for the Duke of Windsor, the Aga Khan, and Churchill having stayed there. Famous in the 1960s for hosting the Jazz Festival with all the world-famous jazz and blues musicians staying here. Gastronomically famous in the 1980s as the first hotel on the Cote D'Azure to secure 2 Michelin Stars. Alain Ducasse being the 20-something-year-old chef leading the way. Coupled with its larger sister hotel "Belles Rives" about 100 meters down the coast both hotels offer unrivaled service and style.