Hôtel Traverse Des Artistes

Hôtel Traverse Des Artistes offers six categories, from the Superior Room to the Penthouse Suite. The Deluxe Rooms measure 27 m², with or without a terrace, while the Superior Room offers 26 m². The 51 m² Junior Suite with Terrace has a separate living area. A 50 m² suite combines a bedroom and living room, with a balcony and city views; the Penthouse Suite spans 140 m² and has four bedrooms and four bathrooms.

Every category includes a private bathroom, air conditioning and a kitchenette equipped with, among other things, a refrigerator, microwave and coffee machine. Views vary between the garden, inner courtyard, city and sea. Rooms with a terrace offer an outdoor space, while several suites have a separate living room. Depending on the category, they accommodate two to seven people, with a double bed in the rooms and additional sleeping arrangements in some suites.

Hôtel Traverse Des Artistes offers a 24-hour reception, concierge service and luggage storage. You can also benefit from private and express check-in, daily housekeeping and room service. An airport shuttle is available, and car hire is among the services offered. The hotel has a lift and facilities for guests with reduced mobility, including raised toilets and visual aids in Braille.

For relaxation, body, back, hand, foot, neck and head massages are available, as well as couples’ massages and spa and wellness packages. Yoga and fitness classes are also offered. Continental breakfast can be served in your room or taken away; fruit and wine or champagne are also available. The rooms have a coffee machine and kettle. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. No parking is available on site.

Central Cannes combines old streets, Provençal façades and the bustle of the seafront. In the Le Suquet district, narrow lanes climb towards Notre-Dame d’Espérance Church and the castle ruins, while beaches stretch along the bay. This area suits travellers who want to alternate walks through the old town, swimming and cultural outings without relying on a car all the time.

The Museum of World Explorations occupies the former castle and displays collections of art and objects from different cultures. Forville Market brings together producers and food stalls in a market hall popular for discovering local flavours. Down by the seafront, La Croisette runs alongside its beaches, grand hotels and venues associated with the film festival. Cannes railway station connects the city with other stops along the French Riviera; Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 18 km away. Le Suquet, the market and the beaches can also be reached on foot.

In summer, the sea and beaches draw more visitors, and evening walks offer another way to discover the bay. In spring and autumn, milder temperatures are well suited to exploring on foot and taking trips to the surrounding area. A day can begin at the market, continue through Le Suquet’s narrow lanes and end by the seafront. For a change of scenery, the Lérins Islands and Fort Royal on Île Sainte-Marguerite offer an escape combining heritage and coastal landscapes.