Chateau Eza

This hotel is magnificent. It is a bit of a hike up to the hotel but quaint and lovely every step of the way. While we thoroughly enjoyed the experience, the restaurant is very good but very pricey so be careful. While Michelin star, it was a very limited menu to choose from and again, very costly but I will say the experience eating there was memorable and worth it for us!

One of the standard rooms is on 2 separate levels. The total space is about 25 sq meters which is what the other standard room has. Unfortunately, the first room on two separate levels is practically unusable. Each one of the spaces is so small, you’re unable to pack your bags and settle in. We stayed three nights and switched from the standard room on two separate levels to a standard room on one level. The second standard room was much better, however, the beds are still not that comfortable. The village itself is very quaint until the crowds show up daily. The garden is the pinnacle of our stay here. If you’re looking to establish a home base for the French Riveria, I wouldn’t recommend Eze Village. It’s a good place to visit for a few hours but arrive early and go the the garden. 8 euros per adult. It’s a must see. I recommend arriving at the garden by 9-10am so it’s less crowded.

Visited in April, the location of the Chateau is perfect for a quaint escape in a medieval town. The views are stunning, the people are great, and the rooms are even better.

Chateau Eza will meet and then exceed your expectations! The staff, the service, the food and accommodations are all designed to make your visit as stress-free as possible. As long as you can climb the entrance to the Chateau, you will not be disappointed in what awaits you. Also, the Panoramic Room offers you spectacular views whilst soaking in the hot tub on your terrace.

A great hotel. The location, service, atmosphere, quality is at the top. I have stayed there twice in the last year, and the experience was equal. The restaurant was amazing!