Best Hotels near Statue du Crocodile, Les Arcs

I stayed in this family hotel the owner is to your care for a 2-star nothing to say everything is perfectly a nice breakfast and willingly I would return there during my trips and competitive prices quiet and secure

Just came back from a weekend in Sainte-Maxime and I’m so glad we chose to stay at the Eden Hotel: we had such an amazing experience which honestly exceeded our expectations. It’s a nice and cozy boutique hotel right in front of the beach, brand new, with a lovely pool and great service. We booked a Superior room, located on the ground floor with a garden view and a little patio. Super comfy bed, very clean and with a nice bathroom with all the amenities you need. Breakfast was good (not exceptional to be honest, for 24 € p.p. I would’ve expected a little more but I appreciated the fresh fruit always available), their beach club Eden Plage is literally across the street and is really nice, with beach chairs available (30 Euros each) and a restaurant overlooking the turquoise waters. They also have a covered garage and the valet service was really appreciated, we never had to wait for our car. I wouldn’t say this place it’s cheap (also the cleaning fee for dogs staying in the room at 40 Euros per day is a liiiiiittle too much) but it’s worth it, we’ll be back for sure.

Les chambres sont très sales, beaucoup de cheveux du client précédent. Les matelas ont des taches jaunes, il y a aussi des poils des précédents clients. Pas de protège-matelas assorti. Il y a de la fumée dans le couloir parce que les gens y fument. La salle de bain est moisie, sale, des cheveux noirs partout et le siège des toilettes est arraché. Dans les deux pièces qui étaient habitées.

It would have been our fourth but COVID cancelled 2020. This is a marvelous small hotel across the road from Nartelle beach. The manager and his staff are wonderful, particularly the house keeping team who changed our bedding and towels every day and even washed our plates and cutlery. The location is superb, 10 meters from the beach where you will find 7 beach bars offering loungers and restaurants. We liked to use Mahi Plage, but if you want to pamper yourselves try Saint Barth which also has a swimming pool. The hotel has a lovely pool, and a small bar where we drank grand pressions under trees on their terrace between swims. We hope to return soon.

This hotel has not been invested in properly, considering it’s wonderful location, gorgeous architecture and characterful setting. Such a shame. Firstly, the “dinner” options are very limited - only two options for each course, and even when it was suggested that my children could not eat either a seafood risotto or Veal and sweetbreads (!) the waiters offered no alternative. So my children went hungry. The risotto was inedible and overcooked porridge. When we didn’t eat any of it and complained the waiters shrugged. When I suggested I wouldn’t pay for it because it was inedible, I was told by the manager that they “had 61 covers that night and nobody else complained”, basically saying that my complaint didn’t matter!! This really soured the experience for all of us, and made me notice many other “service” problems from our three night stay. For example, the ‘included’ breakfast buffet was tired and very limited in terms of fresh fruit and healthy options. If you wanted a couple of fried eggs, you could order them for an additional €5! When we asked for a corkscrew to open a bottle of wine we had bought to keep in the empty minibar fridge, I was told to ask the barman, who said “bring it back immediately!” As if I was going to steal it! The pool towels were provided in a nice basket to take down from your room - a nice touch til you read the note on the basket saying “we will count the towels in your room every night and if any are missing, the cost will be added to your bill” Honestly, if you are paying €300 or more for a night in a supposed 4* hotel, surely you trust your guests not to steal the tired pool towels? Such a shame. This hotel could be really nice if the service and overall attitude towards guests were upgraded to 21st century, international standards.