Discover the rooms
of Hotel Napoléon Menton

The suites at the Hotel Napoleon are decorated with the art of Jean Cocteau and Graham Sutherland, in homage to the particular bond between these two artists and their beloved Menton. Here you will discover lithographs created by Cocteau for Menton’s Wedding Hall and Music Festival, and also photos taken by Lucien Clergue on the set of Jean Cocteau’s 1960 movie, ‘Testament of Orpheus’, partly filmed in the border town of La Turbie. British artist Graham Sutherland is also honored through several lithographs, some created for the Biennial of Menton, and the events of ‘Menton in the Tropics’, which promoted the city. The chic and spacious suites of the hotel are equipped with a seating area, and a bathroom with a bath commanding a ‘sea view’, and separate shower.

Sea view rooms at the Hotel Napoleon all have a small terrace, allowing you to enjoy an enchanting panorama of the Mediterranean Sea. Situated between the 1st and 5th floors, these rooms are decorated in a contemporary style with an emphasis on white and blue.

Available on all floors, the rooms on the Mountain side of the Napoleon Hotel overlook both the rugged mountains sweeping dramatically down to the sea, and also the hotel’s enchanting garden, and are a complete delight for lovers of nature and beautiful landscapes. Fully renovated in 2014, tastefully decorated and well-appointed, they offer the most discerning traveler a high degree of style and comfort.

The corner rooms on the Mountain side of the Napoleon Hotel overlook both the rugged mountains sweeping dramatically down to the sea and the hotel’s garden. The rooms have small balconies, but do not have a Sea View. Fully renovated in 2014, tastefully decorated and well-appointed, they offer the most discerning traveler a high degree of style and comfort. This room type can be booked only through our web site.