We spent Easter at this hotel, and found it to be very nice indeed. It is an easy stroll to La Croisette, but very pleasant to head back to the peace and quiet of the hotel when the day is over. It is in a lovely quiet residential location. Staff were very friendly. Breakfast was good, and we had one evening meal in the restaurant which was also good. When the room was serviced the first day, our tea/coffee/milk was not replenished, nor were the cups cleaned, but we didn't mind too much, felt it was simply an oversight on the part of the chambermaid. We were on a package weekend, but looking at the prices on the room door, it seems to be a reasonably priced hotel and very close to everything.

Fabulous staff providing excellent service on perfect location. On my 2 week holiday in Nice last summer, I decided to take a trip to glamorous Cannes. My friend had recommended Montfleury, mentioning reasonable price and good location. Location was absolutely perfect; tucked away from the busiest streets but within walking distance from the city centre. It took me less than 10 minutes to walk to the main shoping street, Rue d'Antibes, and another 5 to reach the beach. Hotel also provides buss service for those who don't want to walk. Staff in Montfleury all speak perfect English. A relief for people like myself whose French is less than adequate.Service was friendly and efficient, none of the requests made by visitors seemed to cause too much trouble for the well trained staff. Although I travelled on my own, l would recommend Montfleury to families with small children. Instead of going to the beach every day you can also stay at hotel's pool area which will provide plenty of entertainment. Good food, drinks, ice cream etc. And if lots of sunshine is not your thing, there are plenty of shady spots on the area. This summer I will make another trip to southern France. Cannes is one of my destinations, again, and in Montfleury I will stay..