Housed in a grand art-deco building in the heart of St Raphael, three-star Hôtel Continental St Raphael offers elegantly furnished seaside accommodation with free Wi-Fi and views over the Mediterranean. All 44 modern guestrooms are soundproofed and come with LCD satellite TV, minibar, tea/coffeemaker and en suite bathrooms. Some have sea views. Rooms with bunk beds are also available. Hôtel Continental St Raphael is a smoke-free hotel with a 24-hour front desk. Other amenities include a business centre, a conference space, self-parking, a dry cleaning service and free newspapers. Breakfast is available for a surcharge. Room service is also offered during limited hours. Guests will also find several chic restaurants, casual cafes and lively bars in the neighbourhood. From this property, the Plage du Veillat boardwalk is a two-minute walk, the Saint-Raphael Valescure SNCF Station is a four-minute walk and the Old Port is a seven-minute walk.
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Most reviewers agree that this hotel's location is its best feature. Slap bang in the centre of Saint-Raphael but just steps from the sea, guests can look forward to an easy walk from the station and no end of fabulous eateries high-end boutiques and cool cafes.
Squeaky clean and spacious guestrooms make a lasting impression on guests. Many find the well-maintained accommodation oversized by European standards, and those lucky few who bag a room with unobstructed Mediterranean views fall in love with the Cote d'Azur anew.
This hotel's multilingual front-of-house team receive plentiful compliments from travellers. Praised for their charming disposition and knowledge of Saint-Raphael. Guests appreciate their willingness to recommend the area's best attractions, help with trips and tickets and make reservations for one of the many classy restaurants in the surrounds.
Although Cote d'Azur beachfront accommodation often comes with a hefty price-tag, this hotel maintains reasonable rates which travelling families especially appreciate. However, the relatively pricey breakfast, surcharges for onsite self-parking and the fee for pets to stay in guestrooms disappoints some reviewers.
Cyberkids might find the free Wi-Fi can spoil an evening of online entertainment. Several report spotty coverage in parts of the unusual early 20th Century building, while the odd guest has asked for a server reboot and a few could only connect on the ground floor.
Sparkling Mediterranean-Sea views from upgraded rooms are so perfect, guests who go standard are left wishing they'd shelled out a bit more. Some complain about rooms facing a concrete wall, while several other reviewers mention rooms looking out onto a dark, narrow lane.
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