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Un lieu chargé d'histoire Le Welcome Hotel a su traverser les âges et garder en son sein de nombreuses histoires toutes plus intéressantes les unes que les autres. Retracez l’histoire du Welcome Hotel vieux de plus de 100 ans, découvrez les artistes iconiques ayant fait de cet hôtel un lieu comme nulle part ailleurs, redécouvrez également la pièce « le testament d’Orphée » du célèbre Jean Cocteau figure emblématique du Welcome Hotel.
3 Quai Amiral Courbet, 06230, Villefranche-sur-Mer, France
On vacation in France ans found this lovely hotel directly at the waterfront.
Reply from Welcome Hotel
Dear Frida,
We would like to thank you for sharing your experience.
We are glad that you enjoyed your time with us and are looking forward to welcome you back soon in Villefranche !
Bets regards.
The Management Team
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