Hotel Chalet De L'isere

Hotel Chalet De L'isere offers four categories: Tradition Double Room, Comfort Double Room, Family Room (2 Adults and 2 Children) and Superior Double Room. They range in size from 12 to 22 m². The descriptions of the Tradition, Comfort and Family Rooms mention air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and soundproofing. The beds are double beds, with a large double bed in the Comfort, Family and Superior categories.

Each category has its own features. The Tradition Room is on the ground floor and overlooks the garden. The Comfort Room stands out for its sea view and its history, having once served as Guy de Maupassant's bedroom and library. The Family Room has a bath and is the largest category. The Superior Room offers 20 m² and a large double bed. These differences let you choose between garden or sea views, a bath or shower, and different room sizes, depending on what you are looking for.

Hotel Chalet De L'isere has a terrace and outdoor furniture where you can spend some time outside. The sun terrace provides another place to take a break during the day. The hotel also offers bicycle rental, cycling tours, walking tours and activities centred on local culture. The concierge service and tour desk can help you arrange outings in Cannes and the surrounding area.

On site, the café and snack bar offer food and drink, and breakfast can be served in your room. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Wellbeing services include full-body, back, foot, hand, head and neck massages, as well as couples' massages. A shuttle service, facilities for disabled guests and laundry services complete the range of facilities. The property also offers daily housekeeping, ironing and packed lunches.

Cannes is a city on the French Riviera where the seafront, shopping streets and historic Le Suquet district each have a distinct atmosphere. Around Avenue de Grasse, you can walk to the old town, the market and the beaches. The area suits visitors attending events at the Palais des Festivals, as well as those who want to alternate city walks with breaks by the Mediterranean.

Marché Forville, 290 m away, brings together producers and stalls selling Provençal specialities. In Le Suquet, the Musée des explorations du monde occupies the former château and displays art and objects from different cultures. Cannes train station, 650 m away, offers rail connections to other cities on the French Riviera. Plage du Midi is 700 m away; further along, La Croisette runs beside the beaches and grand hotels. Nice-Côte d'Azur Airport is about 25 km from Cannes.

Sunny days are ideal for walks along the coast, while the streets of Le Suquet offer quieter routes away from the beach. Cannes is lively in summer and the beaches are very busy; spring and the shoulder season often offer pleasant conditions for exploring the city on foot. You can spend the morning at the market, then head up to the museum and old town, and finish the day by the sea. La Croisette and the port also offer a chance to discover the city's maritime side.