Eze was recommended to me by a friend in Lyon. Has anyone stayed overnight in Eze and if so any recommendations on lodging? We are two couples traveling in April 2023.
Thank you
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Nice, France & San Francisco
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Eze is a lovely place to visit but is very tiny. I've only done day trips. Did they recommend seeing it or staying there? The primary hotel in the medieval village is a luxury one, the Chateau du Chevre d'Or. The have a 2* Michelin restaurant as well. If you do go, you might consider a car if you are at one of the other hotels down the road or intend to stay more than a night. Besides the small village, there are some excellent restaurants and options further up the hill in La Turbie and down the hill.
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What do know about the Chateau Eza for lodging?