Hôtel Brimer Cannes

Hôtel Brimer Cannes offers three room categories: a Single Room, a Double Room and a Double Room with Balcony. The Single Room accommodates one person and measures 9 m²; both Double Rooms measure 11 m² and can accommodate two people. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom with a shower and a flat-screen TV. A telephone is also among the in-room amenities.

The categories differ in capacity and outlook. The Single Room overlooks the courtyard, while the Double Room has a city view and is distinguished by its paintings. The balcony category combines a city view with an outdoor space overlooking the street. The upper floors are accessible only by stairs. Each category has its own features, whether you are looking for a single room, a particular view or a balcony.

The rooms at Hôtel Brimer Cannes have air conditioning and a private bathroom with a shower. They also feature a flat-screen TV with satellite channels; a telephone and an alarm clock are among the other amenities. Free toiletries, towels, toilet paper and a hairdryer are provided in the bathroom. Heating, a wardrobe or clothes rack, and a socket near the bed complete the facilities.

Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. The rooms are non-smoking. The upper floors are accessible only by stairs; the hotel does not have a lift. These details cover the facilities and spaces available on site and may help you choose between a Single Room or a Double Room, with or without a balcony. Breakfast is also available at the hotel and is particularly appreciated by guests.

Cannes combines a lively seafront with a shopping district and old neighbourhoods overlooking the harbour. Hôtel Brimer Cannes is in the town centre, on rue Jean Daumas, between the shops on rue d’Antibes and the seafront. La Croisette, with its beaches, gardens and grand hotels, gives the town its seaside-resort character; the shopping streets and arcades in the centre offer a more everyday side, frequented all year round.

The Croisette beach is 300 m away, and you can walk from the hotel to the Palais des Festivals et des Congrès. Cannes railway station, 400 m away, connects the centre with other towns on the French Riviera. For a different walk, Le Suquet overlooks the old harbour: its narrow streets climb up to the Musée des explorations du monde and Notre-Dame d’Espérance church. You can also take a boat from the harbour to discover the Lérins Islands, including Sainte-Marguerite Island and its fort. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 17 km away.

In summer, the beaches and terraces attract more visitors, while spring and early autumn are well suited to walks along the coast, often with fewer people around. You could start the day with a swim, continue through the narrow streets of Le Suquet and finish on La Croisette at sunset. During major events, the Palais des Festivals brings the town centre to life; at other times, the museums, harbour and boat trips to the islands offer different ways to discover Cannes.