Hôtel de charme CECIL

The eight categories range from the small Single Cabin Room to the two-room suite. Double rooms are available in several configurations, with a large double bed or, in the twin option, two single beds. The Triple Room has a double bed and a single bed; the suite offers the same sleeping arrangements, split across two separate spaces. Depending on the category, rooms accommodate one to three guests.

All rooms have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. City views are common to all categories, while room sizes range from 10 to 25 m². The Superior Double Room with Bathtub stands out for its bathtub, and the suite for its two bathrooms. Rooms also have a fridge and a kettle. The décor varies from room to room, with individual colours and layouts.

The hotel provides free Wi-Fi throughout the building. Outdoor areas include a garden, a terrace and outdoor furniture; the sun terrace is a place to spend time outside. Breakfast is served buffet-style, and a coffee machine as well as a kettle or tea maker are among the available amenities.

Luggage storage is available, and housekeeping is provided daily. Indoor facilities include heating, air conditioning and a lift, which provides access to the upper floors. You will also find lockers, ironing facilities, and board games or puzzles. Rooms include amenities such as an electric kettle, a fridge, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. An airport shuttle service is also available at the hotel.

Juan-les-Pins is a seaside resort in Antibes, facing the Mediterranean and known for its sandy beaches, gardens and lively summer evenings. The seafront alternates between public beaches and beach establishments; the neighbourhood streets connect the promenade with terraces and green spaces. The atmosphere changes with the seasons, with visitor numbers rising during the summer holidays and a quieter pace in spring and autumn.

Plage de la Promenade du Soleil is 100 m away, and Juan-les-Pins railway station is 150 m away. You can take the train to Cannes, while Antibes has an old town with narrow lanes and a marina. The Picasso Museum, housed in Château Grimaldi, displays works by the artist and collections related to modern art. Fort Carré, by the port of Antibes, is a reminder of the city's military history. Parc de la Pinède offers a shady break near the coast.

For a day without a car, you can alternate swimming with walks in the gardens, then take the train to explore nearby towns along the French Riviera. In summer, plan to visit the beaches early in the day, as they get busier in the heat and during the school holidays. Spring and early autumn are good for seaside walks and exploring Antibes in a quieter atmosphere. If you are interested in local heritage, spend part of the day at the Picasso Museum and Fort Carré before returning to the seafront in the late afternoon.