A lovely hotel if you want to get away from it all, but we wanted to get out and we spent a fortune on Uber! Would be an idea to put on a daily shuttle bus from the hotel to places like Antibes just to give guests the choice. I am a tennis fan, those facilities were incredible, but if you want a pool holiday, I wouldn’t recommend. The restaurant was nice.

A lovely hotel if you want to get away from it all, but we wanted to get out and we spent a fortune on Uber! Would be an idea to put on a daily shuttle bus from the hotel to places like Antibes just to give guests the choice. I am a tennis fan, those facilities were incredible, but if you want a pool holiday, I wouldn’t recommend. The restaurant was nice.

Moved rooms twice after awful smelling damp in both bathrooms. Offered third room exactly same issue!

Moved rooms twice after awful smelling damp in both bathrooms. Offered third room exactly same issue!

Nice property but in the middle of nowhere

From the moment I arrived, the reception was unfriendly. I didn’t receive complete information about the hotel’s facilities, such as the gym, pools, or their operation. This lack of information was inconvenient and unwelcoming. The pool bar’s food options were limited and unhealthy. When I requested a towel at the pool, I was told to go to reception for one, as no new towels were available. Additionally, my room lacked basic amenities like hand soap and body lotion, which were not replenished despite requests. This level of service was unacceptable. Booking private sessions at the Mouratoglou Tennis Academy was also problematic. Despite numerous attempts, I couldn’t confirm my sessions until three days before arrival, adding unnecessary stress to my plans. The academy was disappointing; at 150 euros per session—55 euros more than the Rafa Nadal Academy—my expectations for quality were not met. I initially planned 4-5 sessions, but unprofessional behavior led me to cancel after one. One session started late and ended early, which I can prove with recordings. At Rafa Nadal Academy, sessions often extend past the hour for additional advice.

From the moment I arrived, the reception was unfriendly. I didn’t receive complete information about the hotel’s facilities, such as the gym, pools, or their operation. This lack of information was inconvenient and unwelcoming. The pool bar’s food options were limited and unhealthy. When I requested a towel at the pool, I was told to go to reception for one, as no new towels were available. Additionally, my room lacked basic amenities like hand soap and body lotion, which were not replenished despite requests. This level of service was unacceptable. Booking private sessions at the Mouratoglou Tennis Academy was also problematic. Despite numerous attempts, I couldn’t confirm my sessions until three days before arrival, adding unnecessary stress to my plans. The academy was disappointing; at 150 euros per session—55 euros more than the Rafa Nadal Academy—my expectations for quality were not met. I initially planned 4-5 sessions, but unprofessional behavior led me to cancel after one. One session started late and ended early, which I can prove with recordings. At Rafa Nadal Academy, sessions often extend past the hour for additional advice.

Mourataglou Resort was a great experience and the Hotel staff is delightful. Location is convenient just off the Peage.