Hotel Martinez

I have not stayed at Martinez in many years and was looking forward to se the hotel after the renovation around 2020. Martinez always had a great reputation, and there is no reason the should keep the good reputation. The service is really good on all levels. Had a great check in experience. There was a misunderstanding with the booking, however that was handled immediately without any inconvenience. Rooms where spacious and cleaning very good. Very helpful concierge, organizing reservations and lunches at the beach club. We did end up going to another beach club as it was a little crowded at Martinez with the beds very close to one another and also very close to the restaurant. All of the tables in the restaurant was under roof. We did not visit the pool area. Walking distance to everything. We had a garden view, but I would definitely recommend a room with sea view as the view is really nice watching the sea and Croisette. Lots of very nice restaurants nearby in all price ranges.

As ever this hotel is wonderful in every way love this place and look forward to returning again, the facilities and staff are perfection. unfortunately The greeter at the new bar was a little on the rude side and made us feel very uncomfortable like we shouldn’t be in the bar as he moved us from our table to a corner spot staff in Le Sud bar are more pleasant which is such a shame as the rest of the staff are exceptionally professional from the door staff to the reception and housekeeping staff. Thanks for another wonderful visit

I have by now stayed at the Martinez three times in the past year and it now feels like home. From the minute you pull up at their porch, every single person on the team wows you with their efficiency and warmth, from the bell desk to the concierge, to the front office team. Le Sud has the best breakfast spread but has an even better team of people who are intuitive and warm. I love that the hotel is welcoming of all sorts of guests- triathletes, pet parents, wedding guests and regular long stay guests, not to mention corporate clients and leisure guests. The newly opened Martinez bar rocks hard - has more vibe than the outlets just outside the hotel. The art deco style of the hotel, the clean and bright colors of the rooms, the high quality of their in-room amenities and the top notch staff - they have my vote and I would rate the Martinez the best hotel on the Cannes Croisette!!!

We stayed at the Martinez for our honeymoon. I booked it through American Express which gave us some extra benefits and upgraded room. Beautiful hotel in the design, decor,etc. The staff did a great job of cleaning the room, turndown service, etc. every day. The beach service was great and we didn't have a problem getting chairs. The hotel was fabulous...the quality of the facility, the service, food, location...everything! I highly recommend it!

Feels like an overpriced holiday in express with every single anything you could ever expect costing an arm and a leg a la carte in addition to the price of the stay. Want a glass of wine, 25$ even though the same bottle is 6$ around the corner. Want room service, cool, 10$ extra on top of a dish that is already upcharged by 200-300%. I'm not sure what makes this a five star resort other than it being an enclave of rich folk. We sat down for drinks at the hotel bar and weren't served for ten minutes, and then weren't checked on for 45. Had to request a check 3 times and wish I had just bailed based on the pricing. Drinks didn't even have alcohol. Excited to sit on a day bed on the pier on the sea, sorry it's under construction and they won't mention a word to you. Want to get a drink at the beach bar, sorry it's a private event and closed for the night even though it was advertised everywhere while booking. Want anything other than an extremely basic stay at a holiday inn with fancy finishes, bring an extra 1,000$. Don't plan to ever return. If you're not wearing balenciaga or Versace on full display they will treat you like lower class peasants. One of the most uncomfortable experiences of my life in terms of human interaction and the only positive time I had was when I bought a bottle of wine at the grocery store and drank it in our room.