ATH hôtel Athénée

ATH hôtel Athénée offers three room types: a Family Junior Suite, a Standard Double Room and a Single Room. All rooms are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine. They range from 15 to 22 m²; the family suite is the largest and can accommodate up to two people. The Standard Double Room measures 19 m² and the Single Room 15 m².

The Family Junior Suite stands out for its two beds: one single bed and one extra-large double bed. The other two rooms have a patio, which distinguishes them from the suite. The Standard Double Room has a bathtub, while the Single Room is set up for one person and has a large double bed. All rooms have private bathrooms, equipped with either a shower or a bathtub depending on the room type. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. The rooms include a hospitality tray with a kettle and coffee machine; a refrigerator is also available. Continental breakfast is among the services offered. For meals, the hotel can serve wine or champagne and prepare special-diet menus on request. A kettle and coffee machine are among the food and drink facilities.

Public parking is available nearby for €20 per day; advance reservation is not required. An electric vehicle charging station is available. Luggage storage, private check-in and check-out, and express check-in and check-out make arrivals and departures easier. Guests can also enjoy board games and puzzles, daily housekeeping, and laundry or dry-cleaning services. Concerts, shows, cycling tours and walking tours are also among the activities offered.

Cannes stretches between the hills and the Mediterranean, with a lively town centre that slopes down towards the beaches and Boulevard de la Croisette. The area around Rue Lecerf combines shopping streets, hotels and places to eat; it suits travellers who want to explore the town on foot and alternate urban walks with swimming. The seafront and the town centre’s streets set the pace of the city, especially during major events and the summer season.

Croisette beach is 300 m away, and Cannes railway station is about 450 m away, making it easy to travel along the coast by train without a car. The Palais des Festivals, known for its film festival and conferences, is a few minutes’ walk away. The Suquet district, with its sloping lanes, the Museum of World Explorations and views over the harbour, offers another side of the city. Boat trips to the Lérins Islands depart from the harbour. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 17 km away; the drive usually takes around half an hour, depending on traffic.

You can start the day with a walk along the Croisette, continue through the lanes of Le Suquet and finish on the seafront. In summer, the beaches and terraces are very busy, and the heat makes early morning or late afternoon the best times to head out. Spring and early autumn often bring mild weather for exploring the town centre and visiting museums. In September, the sea is still pleasant and crowds thin out after the busiest weeks of the season.