Grand Hotel du Cap-Ferrat, A Four Seasons Hotel

Loved our stay at this storied location. Our stay began on the right foot thanks to the charming Theo who welcomed us and settled us into our Terrace Junior Suite. Terrace rooms located across the entrance to the main building in a modern addition. Stunning room and bathroom with large terrace. Wonderful room service for breakfast on terrace. Main dining option beautiful with exceptional service and options. If traveling as couple, try to avoid be seated by large tables as they tend to be large families with children! Club Dauphin the pool and lunch restaurant is staffed by a wonderful team. Food and beverage options are wonderful and top-notch. The boutique’s offerings are A Plus!! Best shopping we came across in area. FYI-locker rooms and changing facilities accessed through boutique-not well publicized Looking forward to returning!

Outstanding hotel and service. We stayed here to celebrate our wedding anniversary. This hotel is special. The grounds are impressive and the service is impeccable. They have live music at night in the lobby bar and the singer is so talented. The pool and view are lovely. Highly recommend

We visited the Grand Hotel for lunch on the terrace. It was truly exceptional (the setting, the atmosphere and the food were wonderful). We did feel however that the attentive service we had experienced at the beginning of the lunch petered out towards the end - which was disappointing. Overall though, a wonderful experience. PMcC

This was definitely a bucket list hotel. The rooms are luxurious and sophisticated. The pool was fantastic overall. Service a little off at beginning but picked up. The general manager is fantastic! This is a chic hotel. Go!

Oh how I wish I could have loved Hotel Cap Ferret—but it fell short in too many ways, especially given the outrageously high price tag. To start with the positive: the service was excellent, and Hend, the GM, was a true highlight. She was kind, attentive, and genuinely caring—we really appreciated every interaction with her. Unfortunately, everything else felt more like a 3-star experience at 5-star prices. The rooms are shockingly small—paying €4,000 per night for a space that feels cramped made it hard to relax or enjoy. The pool area was constantly covered in debris from surrounding trees and crawling with ants and bugs. The funicular to the pool was broken during our stay, which made getting there in the heat a frustrating ordeal. The food was bland across the board, and sadly, my daughter actually got sick after eating the coconut ice cream from the poolside bar. This hotel simply does not meet the standards of a true 5-star resort. If you’re looking for a luxury experience, I highly recommend spending your money at Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc instead.