Best Western Hôtel des Orangers Cannes

The six categories include single rooms, Standard and Superior Double Rooms, as well as Deluxe Rooms. Room sizes range from 10 to 24 m². The single room accommodates one person, while the double rooms are designed for two guests. The 24 m² Deluxe Room can accommodate up to three people and has several beds. All categories are air-conditioned.

The differences include the amount of space, the terrace and the sea view. One Superior category has a terrace, while another Superior category and a Deluxe Room are listed as having a sea view. Room amenities include a desk, a safe, a TV with cable channels, a hairdryer and ironing facilities. Several categories also have a tea and coffee maker and a wake-up service. Each room has a private bathroom.

The shared facilities include an outdoor swimming pool, a garden and a sun terrace. Sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels complement the outdoor facilities. Indoors, you will find a shared lounge with a TV, a games room and board games. A lift serves the floors, and the reception is open 24 hours a day.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. The bar offers a place to unwind, and breakfast can be served in your room. Facilities also include a kettle or coffee machine. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge; pet bowls are provided. Rooms are air-conditioned, and several practical facilities are available, including a safe, ironing facilities and daily housekeeping. The property does not have parking.

Le Suquet, Cannes Old Town, is arranged around sloping lanes and old houses that climb towards Notre-Dame d’Espérance Church. The district has a different feel from the seafront boulevards: you’ll find narrow passages, small squares and viewpoints over the bay. Marché Forville brings the area to life with stalls selling Provençal produce, while the port reflects Cannes’ close ties to the Mediterranean. This part of the city suits travellers who enjoy exploring heritage and historic streets on foot.

The Musée des explorations du monde occupies the old château on the heights of Le Suquet and houses collections of art and objects from different cultures. Midi Beach is 350 m away and offers access to the seafront. Marché Forville is 310 m away, and Cannes railway station is 1 km away. The Palais des Festivals et des Congrès and La Croisette are within walking distance from the old town; the boulevard runs past beaches, grand hotels and shop windows facing the bay. The railway network also serves the towns along the coast.

The Mediterranean climate invites you to enjoy seaside walks in spring and autumn, when the days remain pleasant. In summer, the beaches and streets in the centre are busier, so it’s better to alternate morning visits with a break in the shade. For a day out at sea, the Lérins Islands offer trails, coves and heritage sites, including Fort Royal on Sainte-Marguerite Island. Another walk can follow La Croisette to the port, before a visit to Le Suquet at the end of the day.