Hotel Juana

We went for brunch with a large group. The hotel is beautiful and setting very pretty. While the food was very good and everyone enjoyed it, however they clearly make their money on adding on drinks and bottled water and coffee - all of which we paid extra for. So do beware. It adds up. Also, having pushed us in to taking a 240 euro magnum of champagne (!) that the girl said "we put on ice especially for your big table" - we were 14 and they poured in a way that only 13 glasses were filled! Crazy not to give everyone a tiny bit less to make up 14. Quite unprofessional I thought.

Be careful! I was robbed by the staff and/or cleaning crew. Unfortunately I was coming here for years and used to love this hotel, but they can’t be trusted. They went into my personal belongings while I was out for the day and stole thousands of dollars in cash from my bag which was zippered in a secret compartment. They deny they did this and say I misplaced it, which is messed up! I never moved my cash one inch from my bag, it was for emergency purposes, but 100% I was robbed by the Hotel. Be careful with this hotel!

A gorgeous Art Deco boutique hotel with comfortable rooms overlooking the Sea and the park in Juan La pine. It’s beautifully decorated and has a cool feel to the hotel. I thought it was very nice with friendly staff. The breakfast is nice and served in a very pretty courtyard. World stay here again.

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.

Where do I start… maybe with the bottom line: at the Juana you get all the negatives of the South with none of the good. No outside space and no sea. Zero outside space apart from a terrace feeling like a prison yard, a small pool literally by the road where you will be cramped with families with babies. Traffic noise in the background. The bay of Juan is a giant building site preventing access to the sea and the alternative is to walk in the heat to « sister » Belles-Rives where the « beach » is literally 12m long and feels like a harbour. Breakfast is average, tables were covered with water and the bread knife a butcher knife. Outside the hotel is a shabby public garden pretentiously called a « Pinède » and a bunch of low end bars filled with karaoke singers. The advertising of Juana is frankly pretentious and borders on mis-selling.