Posts with category hotel stay
Or how to make it through parasols, mojitos, and the Mediterranean without losing your mind
Welcome to the beach.
The dream: sunshine, naps, and perfect tan lines.
The reality: sand in weird places and an airborne towel.
At La Jabotte, we care too much to let you walk into this unprepared. Read full article
The (almost) official lazy guide to staying at La Jabotte
Welcome to Antibes — where your toughest decision might be:
“Should I dip my toes in the sea or sip another coffee first?”
(Spoiler: you can do both.)
If you came to La Jabotte with the noble intention of doing absolutely nothing…
Bravo. Read full article
(Only read this if you have a sense of humor… and need a holiday.)
La Jabotte, a charming little boutique hotel tucked away in Antibes, should be avoided at all costs if you wish to preserve your stress levels, your rigid routine, or your deep love for impersonal hotel chains. Read full article
Let’s be honest: jazz can feel a bit… intense. Too many solos, not enough lyrics, and wait—why is the drummer doing his own thing? But hold that thought! Whether you’re a die-hard rock fan or just in it for the snacks, the Jazz à Juan Festival (July 11 to 20) might just win you over. Read full article
Ah, Cannes… palm trees, glitter, gowns that defy gravity, and a red carpet busier than a summer beach. Every May, just a short drive from our peaceful little haven at La Jabotte, the Croisette turns into a giant catwalk. Cameras flash, sunglasses get bigger, and even the seagulls seem to pose for selfies. Read full article
Ah, the French Riviera… The sun, the sea, the picturesque streets of Antibes, aperitifs by the water, and… packing your suitcase. Before panic sets in and you end up bringing half your wardrobe (and an iron, just in case), take a deep breath. Here’s how to pack the perfect suitcase—stress-free and in style! Read full article
Slip into a cozy bathrobe, order some tea or rosé, and enjoy the peaceful courtyard at La Jabotte.
DON’T: Act like a rockstar.
Belting out “We Will Rock You” at 2 AM might not make you popular with your neighbors. They’ll thank you for keeping the peace. Read full article
