Hotels in Menton: Where to Stay in 2025
Updated 6 July 2026 · 84 real hotels
For most visitors, Menton's Centre-ville is the ideal base: walkable, scenic, and close to the beach, the old town, and the lemon market. Travellers who want proximity to Monaco can look at properties just across the border, while those seeking quieter hillside surroundings will find options spread across the wider commune.
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| Hotel | Area | Rating | Price / night |
|---|---|---|---|
| Agriturismo Aurivu | Menton : à 14,7 km | — | 129 €/nuit |
| La Terrazza dei Pelargoni B&B | Vintimille : à 7,8 km de Menton | — | 135 €/nuit |
| Hôtel Menton Riviera ★★★ | Menton | ★ 3.9 | 149 €/nuit |
| Hôtel Lemon ★★ | Centre-ville de Menton | ★ 4.4 | 150 €/nuit |
| Il Libro Verde | Menton : à 12,6 km | — | 159 €/nuit |
| My Residence d'Azur | Beausoleil : à 7,1 km de Menton | — | 167 €/nuit |
| Appart'hôtel Odalys City - Monaco Les Hauts de la Principauté | Beausoleil : à 7,1 km de Menton | — | 170 €/nuit |
| Hotel Parisien | Menton | ★ 4.2 | 179 €/nuit |
| Ibis Roquebrune Cap Martin Menton | Roquebrune-Cap-Martin : à 2,9 km de Menton | — | 194 €/nuit |
Menton sits at the far eastern tip of the French Riviera, squeezed between the Maritime Alps and the Mediterranean just a few kilometres from the Italian border. It is quieter and more intimate than Nice or Cannes, yet unmistakably Riviera: pastel-coloured facades stacked above a double bay, a Baroque old town that smells of citrus, and a microclimate that gives the town more sunny days per year than almost anywhere else in France.
Staying here means trading crowds for character. The pace is slower, the promenades less hectic, and the market culture genuinely local. Whether you arrive for the famous Fête du Citron in February, the warm sea of July, or the golden light of early autumn, Menton rewards travellers who appreciate detail over spectacle.
Which area to stay in Menton?
- Centre-ville (town centre): The most practical choice for first-time visitors. You are within walking distance of the Garavan beach, the covered market, the Cocteau Museum, and the old town staircases. Several of the listed hotels are here, including Hotel de Londres (284 €/night, rated 4.8/5) and Hotel Chambord (197 €/night, rated 4.3/5).
- Vieux Menton (old town): The tightly packed lanes around the Basilica of Saint-Michel Archange sit just above the main seafront. Staying close to this area means cobblestones underfoot and church bells in the morning, with the beach a short walk downhill.
- Garavan: The eastern residential quarter stretching toward the Italian border. It is calmer and greener, with Belle Époque villas hidden behind citrus gardens. A good fit for travellers who prioritise tranquillity over proximity to restaurants.
- Bord de mer (seafront): Hotels and residences directly on or adjacent to the Promenade du Soleil offer immediate beach access. Ideal for beach-focused stays, especially in summer.
- Monaco border area (Roquebrune-Cap-Martin / Monaco): For those who want a luxury resort experience with easy access to both Menton and Monaco, properties like Le Meridien Beach Plaza (660 €/night) and the Hôtel Métropole Monte Carlo (1,363 €/night) sit 6 to 8 kilometres west along the coast. Note that these are technically in Monaco, not Menton.
Good to know
- Arrive by train if possible: The Nice-Vintimille rail line stops directly in Menton, connecting the town to Nice Airport in roughly 45 minutes with no transfer. It is by far the easiest and cheapest way to reach the town from the airport.
- Book early for the Fête du Citron: This lemon festival takes place every February and fills the town for two weeks. Accommodation sells out months in advance and prices rise sharply during this period.
- A car is optional but useful for day trips: Menton itself is compact and walkable, but renting a car for a day gives access to the Roya Valley, the perched villages of the arrière-pays, and the Italian coast just across the border.
- Shoulder season is the sweet spot: May, June, September and October offer warm temperatures, fewer crowds, and better availability than July or August. The sea remains swimmable well into October.
- Check whether your hotel has parking: Central Menton has limited street parking. If you are driving, confirm in advance whether your hotel offers a private car park or can direct you to a nearby facility.
What to know about hotels in Menton?
What is the best area to stay in Menton?+
The Centre-ville is the best all-round base, placing you within walking distance of the beach, the market, the Cocteau Museum, and the old town. It suits most travellers and has the widest range of hotels. Garavan is a quieter alternative for those who prefer a more residential, garden-filled setting.
When is the best time to visit Menton?+
Late spring (May to June) and early autumn (September to October) offer the most pleasant conditions: warm, sunny weather, a calm sea, and significantly fewer tourists than in July and August. The Fête du Citron in February is a unique cultural event but brings large crowds and higher prices.
How do I get from Nice Airport to Menton?+
The simplest option is the regional TER train from Nice-Ville station, which connects to Menton in around 35 to 45 minutes. From the airport, take the free shuttle or tram to Nice-Ville station first, adding about 20 minutes. A taxi or ride-share from the airport takes roughly 45 to 60 minutes depending on traffic and costs considerably more.
What is the average hotel budget for a night in Menton?+
Based on currently available options, mid-range hotels in the centre start around 197 to 250 euros per night, while well-rated three-star properties such as Hotel de Londres are listed at 284 euros per night. The five-star Villa Genesis is listed at 367 euros per night. Monaco-based luxury properties nearby start at 660 euros per night.
Can I easily visit Monaco or Italy from Menton?+
Yes. Monaco is about 12 kilometres west of Menton and reachable by train in under 15 minutes. The Italian border town of Ventimiglia is just 6 kilometres east and accessible by train in a few minutes, making it easy to combine a stay in Menton with day trips to both countries.
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