The B&B is wonderful. We were on the top floor with the small deck, which had great views to enjoy. The hotel restaurant is AMAZING! Tomas and Arjwan are extremely helpful and accommodating. The square is lively with restaurants, locals and kids. We unfortunately weren’t around when the jazz club was open, but we enjoyed the square and wandering the streets of Haut de Cagnes, the upper part of the town. Now, the warnings…if you stay in the top room, be ready to climb some steep, winding steps. The spiral stairs aren’t the easiest to maneuver, especially with luggage, but it’s worth it. Also, the top room has very sloped ceilings. Even if you’re very aware of the ceiling, you still can’t help to bump your head. No matter how careful we were, we kept doing it! Finally, if you are driving to the hotel, good luck! The curvy, very steep roads were pretty scary, and hard to get around. We were lucky enough to find a parking space practically in front of the hotel and we didn’t move the car the whole time there. We took the train to Nice, which was easy to do. We walked down to the central and coastal area of Cagnes, which was easy. But at the end of the day, we took the shuttle back up, which was much easier than walking up. All in all, we definitely recommend this hotel, but just make sure you know what you’re getting into!

My wife and I just came back from France and stayed 10 days at Hotel Le Grimaldi. We both thoroughly loved the place. We used it as our home base as we took the train to different coastal towns ie. Nice, Cannes, Monaco/Monte Carlo, Eze, and Antibes. Our hosts, Tomas and Arjwan were simply fabulous. Every morning during breakfast, we would discuss what we did the previous day and advise us what not to miss during that day's adventure. They were friendly, warm and informative. The location itself is wonderful. Situated very close to the Chateau Grimaldi, the rooms have wonderful views. It also made it easy to find the place as you use the Chateau to guide you back. We normally take the shuttle into town and walk to the train station. When we get back from our day adventure, depending on how tired we are, we would walk up to the hotel from the station. There are so many restaurants to choose from in the area. The hotel also has an excellent restaurant and I highly recommend it. Fabulous food. If you want a hotel that has charm, atmosphere, and warmth, this is the hotel for you. The hotel is in a medieval village and they have modernised the hotel with suite bathrooms with tub/shower and very tasteful decor and accents. But don't expect marble. My wife and I would highly recommend this hotel to our family and friends and we would go back in a heart beat.

We loved Cagnes Sur Mer & this lovely little B&B. The entire village seemed to congregate in the medieval square every evening. It was wonderful to sit outside our hotel and experience local life - kids playing, women hanging out and men playing Boules! We looked forward to getting back 'home' after a whole day of sightseeing.
The hotel itself is very tiny. Five rooms that are accessed through the tiny restaurant through vey narrow, winding stairs. There is a separate side entrance from the road which guests can access with a security code. We stayed in a room on the first floor overlooking the square. The room was very small with barely enough space for our two large bags and very tiny bedside shelves. The Ac worked fine.The toilet was a decent size and very clean.
The owners were very helpful and breakfast was adequate.
The rooms seem a bit tired though. Pillowcases with holes, tattered towels, and rusty basin stoppers.
A pity because the overall experience otherwise was great.

We were so happy with our stay at the Grimaldi. The location as absolutely stunning, atop a beautiful serene medieval town that overlooks the ocean. The location itself, Haut de Cagnes is picture-perfect - lots of little cobbled streets, archways and flowered creepers. You simply get a free shuttle bus from the centre of Cagnes sur mer and you are there in 5 minutes. Even though we stayed there in high season, the place was not overrun with tourists and the main square and surrounding streets has plenty of little restaurants - several of which we ate at and found to be very good.
In terms of the hotel, we stayed in the suite in the top floor which was very spacious, air-conditioned, beautifully furnished and has a great little terrace that over-looks the water. The hotel itself is stone and has lots of character.
Minor complaints were that the ceilings and doors are quite low so I bumped my head quite painfully a few times and also that it would have been great to have had a mini fridge so you could bring bottles of wine up to the terrace and have an evening drink before dinner.
The hosts were excellent - warm, friendly and very helpful about the local area. Breakfasts were included and consisted of good coffee, juice, yoghurt, cereals, croissants, baguettes, ham, cheese, jam and tomatoes.
We only stayed two nights but could easily have stayed a week and were so sad to leave!