Hôtel Le Canberra

The rooms and suites at Hôtel Le Canberra have a private bathroom, air conditioning, soundproof windows, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine. The Tradition and Privilège rooms accommodate two people; the latter offers views of the garden and swimming pool, while the former overlooks the city. One Privilège category has a private terrace. The suites offer more space and can accommodate up to four guests, depending on their layout.

The Prestige and Rotonde suites combine a bedroom with a seating area and measure 55 m² and 45 m² respectively. Several Junior Suite categories offer different views: of the garden and swimming pool, the street or the garden-side terrace. Some categories have a patio, balcony or terrace, as well as a bath. Room sizes range from 20 to 55 m². Bed arrangements vary by room, with a large double bed, sometimes accompanied by a sofa bed.

Hôtel Le Canberra offers several places to relax in its Mediterranean garden: a heated outdoor swimming pool, sun terrace, sun loungers and parasols. A fitness centre and sauna also let you fit in a workout or unwind. The reception is open 24 hours a day, while luggage storage, concierge service and a tour desk make it easier to plan your stay around different schedules.

The bar, on-site café and snack bar offer different options, while American breakfast is served as a buffet or in your room. The accommodation includes tea and coffee-making facilities, a coffee machine and a minibar. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Private parking is available on site and is accessible to guests with reduced mobility. The hotel also has a lift, facilities for guests with disabilities and room service.

Cannes stretches between the hills and the Mediterranean, with a lively centre where shopping streets, hotels, conference venues and seafront promenades sit side by side. Rue d’Antibes runs through this central district: you can browse the shops and stop at a terrace, then continue to La Croisette and its beaches. The location suits visitors attending a conference as well as those looking to divide their day between swimming, a city walk and discovering Cannes’ heritage.

La Croisette follows the bay to the Palais des Festivals, known for hosting the film festival and many other events. The Vieux-Port and Le Suquet, the city’s old quarter with its steep lanes and the Musée des explorations du monde, are within walking distance. Cannes railway station, 500 m away, makes it easy to arrive by train and travel around the French Riviera. La Croisette Beach is 250 m away; several other beaches line the coast. For a day on an island, Île Sainte-Marguerite is accessible by boat from the port.

Summer draws visitors to the beaches and evening walks; spring and early autumn generally offer a quieter pace for exploring the city. You can start the day at Marché Gambetta, continue through Le Suquet’s lanes and finish by the seafront. Art lovers can plan a visit to La Malmaison, an art centre on La Croisette. Cannes is also a convenient base for trips to the villages and landscapes of the hinterland, by car or on an organised excursion.