Irin Hotel

This is a hidden gem of a hotel. It's a cute boutique hotel located in the heart of Old Town Antibes, but is a bit hidden down an alleyway. Easy to find if you know where to look! It has a small number of rooms, personal service, a lovely terrace, and large, modern bathrooms. The rooms opened up to a quiet little terrace that was pretty and had lovely plants. The beds were large and comfy, and nice amenities were provided. We went with an upgraded room and it was nice. The room was even affordable and perfect for our needs. We had a little snafu at check-in - it didn't look like my husband's reservation had gone through (his card wasn't charged and looked like it was declined) but mine did. We ended up with 2 reservations, but they cancelled the extra one for us. We would stay here again.

Beware of the cost of parking. The hotel suggests we park in the "postal" underground parking garage which is quite near the hotel. We were shocked when leaving the garage that the daily fee is 40 Euro! The hotel itself is simple but nice for people who want a place to sleep. It was quiet and right on one of the main central city squares. It was clean and cozy. If you don't have a car, it's a good deal.

Excellent Stay We Loved the Location So convenient with Everything,Restaurants,Beach,Transport Wonderful Short Stay as Traveling Southwards Will Definitely Return to This Lovely Little Hotel .Lolita The Hotel Manager Was So Helpful Lovely Lady Thankyou So much🔆🌻🔆

This hotel is so good on many levels. The location is brilliant, down a little passage off a busy, buzzy square. Everything you need is within walking distance including the beach which is about 15 minute stroll. I stayed in room 5 which was a large twin with direct access to a terrace that was shared by a few rooms and where you could eat breakfast. The hotel don’t provide it but they are very happy for you to buy it outside and bring it in. There’s a bakery a couple of doors down that sell a takeaway breakfast package. The room had a coffee machine, toiletries and hair dryer in the bathroom and all was spotlessly clean. It also had very efficient Air Con which was needed when I stayed there. Lolita who manages the hotel is lovely and very helpful. We had a late flight home and she agreed we could keep our room until 4pm. It is also a very good price for what you get so brilliant value for money. The train station is a 10 minute walk so handy if you need to get back to Nice airport and don’t want to get a taxi,

As previous guests have stated it is down an alley of the main square.I can only describe it as "quirky". very deceiving hotel. Small but the rooms are super. So central that any closer and you would be sleeping in the square. Not the Ritz but excellent value. Lolita was very very helpful with my trip back to the airport. Without her assistance i think I would still be waiting for a taxi. Highly recommend this small hotel.

Simple, small but rather cute in the end, and rather well-situated.

Friendly staff!

Great location to all the restaurants and shops

una notte mordi e fuggi, in pieno centro storico; stanza di grandissima comodità, perfettamente attrezzata e di arredamento e confort elegante. L'accesso in un vicolo poco decoroso lascia un po' a desiderare ma non mi sento di penalizzare l'albergo e la gentilissima e simpatica signora. Check in a orari definiti e in alternativa, tramite WA, indicazioni precise da parte della titolare (codice e mappa). Si tratta in realtà di un'affitta camere più che un Hotel, ma non mi formalizzerei molto visto che non ha niente a che invidiare alle camere di un Hotel a 4 stelle. Non mi preoccuperei nemmeno della privacy... basta tirare un grande tendone oscurante e il problema è risolto. Comunque direi costoso, ma era Agosto e non c'erano prezzi molto più bassi, per questa qualità. Per chi come noi arriva con l'auto però il problema è sicuramente il parcheggio, situato a 5 minuti a piedi (Parking La Poste), comodo ma costosissimo: dalle 7 di Sabato sera alle 12 della Domenica 36 euro!!!!! Comunque Antibes vale sempre la pena: bellissima