One of the most expensive and secluded hotels on the French Riviera.
This is a five-star boutique hotel in the town of Èze, located between Nice and Monaco. It occupies a private peninsula with direct access to the sea and offers only about 20 rooms, ensuring complete privacy and a personalized approach for every guest.
Cap Estel combines classic and modern elements: from a 19th-century villa to renovated interiors with antique furniture and minimalist décor.
The hotel offers only 18–20 rooms and suites, spread across several buildings (Le Cap, La Mer, Les Jardins, Le Parc), which creates a homely and private atmosphere.
Cap Estel is a 30-minute drive from Nice and 15 minutes from Monaco. The legendary Basse Corniche road leads to the hotel, and for those who prefer not to spend time on transfers, a helicopter flight is available — 6 minutes from Nice or 10 minutes from Monaco. The property also features its own charging stations for electric vehicles.
Cap Estel’s infrastructure includes everything associated with a high level of comfort: indoor and outdoor pools, a private beach, a fitness center, a tennis court, a spa area with massage rooms, a sauna, outdoor yoga, and even the possibility of snorkeling.
The hotel is suitable not only for leisure but also for private events — weddings, business meetings, presentations, or corporate dinners.
Cap Estel consistently ranks among the most expensive hotels on the French Riviera. Even in the low season, a standard double room costs from around €1,100 per night.
A Deluxe room with a terrace costs around €1,400, a Junior Suite starts from €1,905, and the same suite with a sea view — from €1,987.
Suites with terraces and larger spaces start from €2,894 per night. A two-story duplex costs around €3,221, while a large suite with a balcony starts from €3,811. The Superior Suite is priced from €4,387, and the Prestige Suite, with an area of over 200 m², is around €6,148.
The Executive Suite of the same size costs around €6,667. The most expensive option is the Presidential Suite, spanning 400 m², priced from €8,807 per night.
Le Cap — the historic main building in the style of a 19th-century villa;
La Mer — rooms located directly above the waves;
Les Jardins — surrounded by Mediterranean greenery;
Le Parc — spacious suites with terraces and panoramic views.
La Table du Cap Estel — a fine-dining restaurant with Mediterranean cuisine led by chef Kévin Garcia (Michelin star).
Le Ficus — a more relaxed concept offering a grill menu and dishes designed for sharing.
Breakfast is not always included in the room rate. According to different platforms, the price can range from €28 (continental) to €65 (buffet) per person.
Cap Estel is the choice for guests who:
Address: 1312 Avenue Raymond Poincaré, 06360 Èze-Bord-de-Mer, France | Phone: +33 4 93 76 29 29 | Email: contact@capestel.com
