Grand-Hotel Du Cap-Ferrat, A Four Seasons Hotel, Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat

Grand-Hotel Du Cap-Ferrat, A Four Seasons Hotel - A luxury resort with Michelin-starred dining, private villas, and Mediterranean views

This 5-star hotel occupies 17 acres of landscaped gardens overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, featuring 73 rooms and suites plus three private villas. Accommodations include Palace Sea-View Rooms with king beds, Four Seasons Sea-View Suites with separate living areas, and Pool Suites with private infinity pools. Villa Rose-Pierre offers a 5920 ft² retreat with private pool, tennis court, and fitness room. Michelin-starred Executive Chef Yoric Tièche oversees five dining options including Le Cap restaurant serving maritime-influenced Mediterranean cuisine and La Véranda offering bistro-style dishes. The property includes Le Spa with hydrotherapy circuits, treatment rooms, and indoor lap pool, plus Club Dauphin with a 33-meter seawater infinity pool accessed via glass funicular. The hotel provides high-speed Wi-Fi, business center services, meeting rooms, and work desks in rooms. Family services include interconnected rooms, babysitting, children's menus, and kid-friendly activities like luxury mini car tours. Grand-Hotel Du Cap-Ferrat, A Four Seasons Hotel maintains a wine cellar with 1200 selections including vintages dating to 1799. A continental breakfast is available each morning at Grand-Hotel Du Cap-Ferrat, A Four Seasons Hotel.

Pros

The 33-meter seawater infinity pool at Club Dauphin offers panoramic Mediterranean views

Three private villas provide complete privacy with amenities like tennis courts and personal pools

Michelin-starred dining at Le Cap restaurant features Mediterranean cuisine with ingredients from hotel gardens

Le Spa includes hydrotherapy circuits with private steam rooms, saunas, and treatment rooms

Glass funicular provides access to the pool club and coastal amenities

Cons

The hilltop location requires use of the funicular or walking paths to access sea-level facilities

Some rooms cannot accommodate extra beds, limiting flexibility for larger groups