Èze, France
Rooms & Suites
Château de la Chèvre d’Or Rooms & Suites
The 45 accommodations are distributed through the pedestrian lanes and old stone houses of Èze rather than a single lift-served building. Nine categories move from village- or garden-facing Tradition Rooms to sea-facing suites with private water. Only the Panoramic Suite is assigned a capacity, described as a space for two; the hotel gives no bed configurations, cot policy or extra-bed policy for any category. The property has no lift or disabled access, most rooms have internal stairs or several levels, and no category is identified as an accessible exception. Junior, Executive and Deluxe descriptions differ over terraces, balconies and bay windows, making written confirmation of the exact room worthwhile.
9 categories on the live list
Before you book a room
- Only the Panoramic Suite is assigned a capacity, described as a space for two. Capacity and bedding remain unspecified for the other eight categories.
- The Panoramic and Nietzsche suites have heated private pools without stated lengths. The Royal Suite lists a Jacuzzi but no private pool.
- Executive is introduced with a sea-view terrace but detailed as sea or garden with a balcony or bay window on request and subject to availability.
- Junior is described with both terrace and balcony; Deluxe alternates between terrace or balcony and balcony.
- The property is pedestrian-only, has no lift or disabled access, and says most rooms have internal stairs or several levels. No accessible room exception is identified.
- Elegance and Tradition mention connecting rooms, but configurations, availability and guarantee terms remain unspecified.
Category 1
Panoramic Suite
The 134-square-metre top suite is described as a space for two, with a panoramic sea view, large private terrace, separate living and sleeping areas, walk-in wardrobe, bath and shower, Jacuzzi and heated private infinity pool. The hotel gives no pool length, bed configuration or stair arrangement.
Category 2
Nietzsche Suite
A 112-square-metre suite with panoramic sea view, large private terrace, living and sleeping zones, dressing room, bath and shower and a heated private pool. Unlike the Panoramic Suite, its listed features do not include a Jacuzzi. Capacity, pool length, bed type and stair arrangement are not specified.
Category 3
Royal Suite
This 100-square-metre sea-view suite has two balconies, a dining room, lounge, sleeping area, dressing room, bath, double Italian shower and Jacuzzi. Its listed features do not include a private pool, and the hotel gives no capacity, bedding or category-specific access details.
Category 4
Prestige Suite
Seven individually arranged suites span 40–70 square metres, all with panoramic views across the Bay of Cap Ferrat and bathrooms with both shower and bathtub. Some, but not all, have a Jacuzzi. Capacity, bedding, exact floor plan and outdoor space vary without a category-wide guarantee.
Category 5
Executive Suite
Six suites measure 60–90 square metres. The category introduction promises sea view and terrace, while the detailed description allows either sea or garden views, bath or double shower, and—only on request and subject to availability—a balcony or bay window. Written confirmation is the only way to settle the outlook and outdoor arrangement.
Category 6
Junior Suite
Five suites measure approximately 45 square metres, with sea and garden views, a sitting area and either bath or shower subject to availability. The category introduction says terrace while the detailed description says balcony. Capacity, bed type and the precise outdoor arrangement are not specified.
Category 7
Deluxe Room
Approximately 40 square metres with a sea view and either bath or shower subject to availability. The main description promises a private terrace or balcony, while the feature summary says sea view and balcony. Ask which outdoor space belongs to the assigned room; capacity, bedding and stairs are not specified.
Category 8
Elegance Room
Approximately 35 square metres with a partial sea view and either bath or shower subject to availability. Connecting rooms are mentioned without identifying the combinations or promising that a request can be guaranteed. Capacity, bedding and category-specific access are not specified.
Category 9
Tradition Room
Approximately 30 square metres with a village or garden view, exposed beams, old stone or other period details and either bath or shower subject to availability. Connecting rooms are mentioned without combinations or a guarantee. This category comes with neither a promised sea view nor a listed private pool.
Château de la Chèvre d’Or rooms FAQ
- How many official accommodation categories are there?
- There are nine: three named top suites, Prestige, Executive and Junior suites, then Deluxe, Elegance and Tradition rooms.
- Which categories have a private pool?
- Panoramic and Nietzsche suites publish heated private pools. No pool length is stated, and the Royal Suite lists a Jacuzzi rather than a pool.
- Which room should be booked for a guaranteed sea view?
- Panoramic, Nietzsche, Royal, Prestige and Deluxe descriptions promise sea views. Executive may face sea or garden, while Elegance is partial sea and Tradition is village or garden.
- What capacities and bed types are given?
- Only the Panoramic Suite is described as a space for two. Bed configurations and capacity for the other categories remain unspecified.
- Are rooms accessible without stairs?
- No category promises this. The hotel is pedestrian-only, has no lift or disabled access, and says most rooms have internal stairs or several levels.
- Do Junior, Executive and Deluxe guarantee a terrace?
- No. Their descriptions use conflicting terrace, balcony and bay-window language, with Executive outdoor arrangements expressly subject to request and availability.
Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated August 2026