Hôtel Juana

The rooms at Hôtel Juana range from the Single Room and double rooms to the Family Room and Suite with Sea View. The Classic and Exclusive Double Rooms measure 25 m²; some overlook the pine forest, while the Prestige category offers a balcony with sea views. One of the double rooms also has a private terrace.

The 60 m² suite has a lounge, a balcony and a hot tub in its marble bathroom. The 38 m² family room is designed for two adults and one child. The other rooms measure between 20 and 25 m². All have a private bathroom; depending on the category, you’ll find a bath, a shower or both. Several categories feature Art Deco furnishings, a minibar and a television, while bathrobes and slippers are provided in the rooms that offer them.

Hôtel Juana offers dining areas and practical services for your stay. The restaurant serves meals, and the bar offers drinks; wine and champagne are also available. You can have breakfast in your room. The rooms have a minibar, and room service lets you enjoy the hotel’s services without leaving your room.

The reception is open 24 hours a day, and luggage storage is available. The terrace, shared lounge and TV room offer different places to take a break. For getting around, the hotel offers bicycle and car hire, as well as valet parking and an electric vehicle charging point. The wellness area includes a gym, a sauna, massages and beauty services. Pool or beach towels are also provided. Currency exchange, laundry and dry cleaning complete the available services.

Juan-les-Pins is a seaside resort in Antibes, on the Mediterranean coast of Alpes-Maritimes. The Pinède district combines pine trees, beaches and seafront promenades, with a lively atmosphere during the summer season. It suits travellers who want to alternate swimming, walks and exploring Antibes’ heritage without venturing far from the coast.

The beaches of the Pinède and the Casino are within walking distance, as is the Pinède park, a pleasant place for a walk in the shade. Juan-les-Pins railway station is 500 m away; it makes it easy to travel to Antibes and other towns along the coast. In Antibes’ old town, the Picasso Museum occupies Château Grimaldi and displays works in a historic setting. Fort Carré, a former fortification overlooking the harbour, offers another glimpse into local history. You can continue your walk along the coastal path at Cap d’Antibes.

In summer, swimming and evening walks set the pace of the day, while the beaches get busier. Spring and early autumn are well suited to exploring on foot, with often milder temperatures. You can spend a day in Antibes among the old streets, museum and harbour, then return to Juan-les-Pins to enjoy the seafront. A car is useful for exploring the surrounding area, but the railway station and walking also make it possible to visit the main coastal districts.