Azurene Royal Hotel

Azurene Royal Hotel offers five room categories, from the Single Room to rooms for two, three or four people. All have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. The single and double rooms are compact; the Double Room measures 9 m². For a small group, the Triple Room has one single bed and one double bed, while the Quadruple Room can accommodate four people.

Views vary by category: the Triple Room overlooks the inner courtyard, while the Twin Room and Quadruple Room offer city views. The Quadruple Room also stands out for its 25 m² of space. Bathrooms have either a shower or a bath, depending on the room. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

All rooms have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. Depending on the category, they offer views of the inner courtyard or the city. The soundproofed, non-smoking family rooms suit different types of stay. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Continental breakfast can be served in your room, and there is a café on site. The team provides daily housekeeping, and luggage storage is available. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge. The hotel also provides heating, a telephone and free toiletries. There is no parking. Cannes railway station, the Palais des Festivals and the central beaches are all within walking distance.

Cannes stretches between the seafront along the Croisette, the beaches and the shopping streets in the centre. The area around Rue du Commandant André combines hotels, urban façades and easy access to the seafront. It is a lively neighbourhood, popular for walks around town, days at the beach and events at the Palais des Festivals. Vieux-Cannes, on the heights of Le Suquet, offers a contrast with its old lanes and views of the port.

Croisette Beach is 100 m away and the Palais des Festivals is 440 m away. Cannes railway station, 400 m away, offers train connections to other towns on the French Riviera. The Musée des explorations du monde, in the Le Suquet neighbourhood, displays collections of art and objects related to travel. Boats leave from the port for the Lérins Islands, including Sainte-Marguerite, known for its trails and Fort Royal. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 17 km away; the drive takes about 25 minutes.

The coastline is best explored on foot, combining a swim, a walk along the Croisette and a visit to the old neighbourhoods. In summer, the beaches and terraces attract more visitors, while spring and the shoulder season are good for walks and boat trips. During the Cannes Film Festival, the city welcomes large crowds around the Palais des Festivals. For a quieter day, visit Le Suquet in the morning, then take a boat to Sainte-Marguerite to explore its shaded paths.