Hotel Le Suquet Cannes

Hotel Le Suquet Cannes offers six room and suite categories, accommodating two to four people. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Soundproofing and heating complete the facilities. The double rooms vary in size; one has a terrace with a sea view.

The suites cater to different needs: the Junior Suite has a sofa bed in addition to the double bed, while the Superior Suite has an extra-large double bed. At 46 m², the Suite with Terrace accommodates up to four people and has a terrace. The bathrooms have a shower and a hairdryer. Several rooms also have a desk and wardrobe, and free toiletries are provided.

The shared outdoor spaces include a garden, a terrace and outdoor furniture, as well as a sun terrace. The outdoor pool is open seasonally; sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels are available. The hotel also has a restaurant, a bar and an on-site café. Breakfast can be served in your room, and fruit as well as wine or champagne are among the dining options.

Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Private parking is available on site with valet service; a reservation is required and parking is chargeable. Concierge services, luggage storage and room service make your stay easier, while daily housekeeping keeps the rooms tidy. Guests can also use the shared lounge and enjoy board games and puzzles. Pets are welcome, possibly for an additional charge, and pet bowls are available.

Le Suquet is Cannes’s old district, built on the heights above the port. Its narrow streets, stairways and old façades give a different rhythm to this city known for its festival and seafront. The neighbourhood brings together local life, heritage and views over the bay; it suits visitors who enjoy exploring a city on foot and making their way between different districts throughout the day.

The Musée des explorations du monde occupies the former castle and displays art collections and objects from different cultures. Forville Market brings together producers and food stalls under its covered market hall, while Notre-Dame d’Espérance Church overlooks the neighbourhood. Plage du Midi is 300 m away, and Cannes railway station is 1 km away; trains from there serve the towns along the coast. La Croisette, with its beaches and grand hotels, contrasts with the streets of Le Suquet. The port also provides access to the Lérins Islands, where you can visit Fort Royal on Île Sainte-Marguerite.

In summer, the beaches and terraces attract more visitors; sunny days are ideal for a swim followed by a stroll along the seafront. Spring and autumn are pleasant times to explore old Cannes and its museums without spending the whole day at the beach. You can start at Forville Market, walk up towards the castle, then head back down towards the port and the sea. For an excursion, set aside a day for Île Sainte-Marguerite and a visit to Fort Royal; the La Croisette and Le Suquet districts also offer two different sides of Cannes.