Crisol Belle Epoque

Crisol Belle Epoque offers two categories of double rooms, each designed for two people. The Double Room measures 15 m², while the Superior Double Room offers 18 m². Both categories have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a coffee machine. Beds can be arranged as two single beds or one double bed. Bathroom amenities include a hairdryer and a bath or shower.

The clearest difference between the categories is the floor area and bathroom: the Superior Double Room is larger and has a bath, while the standard Double Room may have a bath or shower. Both rooms are suitable for couples or two travellers. A safe, an alarm clock or wake-up service, and free toiletries are also among the available amenities. Each room has bed linen and space to hang or store clothes.

The reception at Crisol Belle Epoque is open 24 hours a day, making it possible to arrange an arrival at different times of day or night. Luggage storage is available, along with a concierge service and a wake-up service. The hotel has a lift; the rooms are air-conditioned, and some facilities include heating, carpeted floors and ironing equipment. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.

Continental breakfast is served each morning. The rooms have a coffee machine or a hospitality tray with a kettle, and the hotel provides a laundry service. Private bathrooms include free toiletries and a hairdryer. The rooms are non-smoking and soundproofed. A safe, bed linen and clothes-hanging facilities complete the available amenities. The property has no parking; Cannes railway station is nearby for travellers arriving by train. Rue d’Antibes and the shops in the centre are also within walking distance.

Cannes combines a lively seaside city with a famous promenade and a centre where shopping streets meet older neighbourhoods. Crisol Belle Epoque is in the city centre, on rue Hélène Vagliano, near rue d’Antibes. This address suits travellers who want to walk between shops, beaches, conference venues and cultural attractions. Cannes railway station is also very close, making it easy to arrive without a car.

La Croisette runs along the coast, lined with beaches, palm trees and grand hotels. The Palais des Festivals et des Congrès hosts the Cannes Film Festival and events throughout the year. To discover a different side of the city, the Suquet district brings together steep, narrow streets and the Musée des explorations du monde, housed in the former castle. Gambetta Market is a place to browse stalls selling local produce. Boats from the Old Port go to the Lérins Islands, including Sainte-Marguerite and its Fort Royal.

The Mediterranean climate makes Cannes pleasant in every season, with hot, busy summers and often mild autumns. In summer, you can start the day on the beach before taking a stroll along La Croisette; in the late afternoon, the narrow streets of Le Suquet offer a quieter atmosphere. In spring and September, the temperatures are suitable for walks around the city and trips to the islands. The railway station also makes it possible to visit other towns on the French Riviera by train. For a more relaxed visit, alternate the seafront with museum collections and the central neighbourhoods, without having to devote the day solely to summer events.