La Bastide de l'Oliveraie

Rooms at La Bastide de l'Oliveraie range from the Traditional Double Room to suites and family rooms. Most accommodate two people; the family categories can host up to four guests. All rooms are air-conditioned and have a private bathroom. Several offer a kitchenette, while TVs, minibars and safes are among the available amenities. Room sizes range from 16 to 64 m².

The categories differ in space and layout, among other things. The Economy Family Room combines a bedroom with a living area with a sofa bed and is located in an annex. The Superior and Privilege rooms offer more space; the category with a terrace overlooks the garden and pool. The Junior Suite has a bath and a shower, while the Prestige Suite includes a kitchenette and microwave. The Privilege Family Room comprises two connecting rooms, a layout suited to family stays.

La Bastide de l'Oliveraie has an outdoor swimming pool, a spa and a wellness centre. Facilities include a sauna, hammam, steam bath, open-air bath and hot tub. You can also enjoy massages, couples’ treatments or time to unwind in the spa area. A fitness room completes the wellness facilities. Pool or beach towels, sun loungers and parasols are provided.

The outdoor areas include a garden and a sun terrace with outdoor furniture. The hotel has an on-site café, a bar, wine and champagne, as well as breakfast served in your room. Room service and daily housekeeping are available. The reception is open 24 hours a day; luggage storage, a shared lounge and express check-in and check-out round out the practical services. The property has a lift and facilities for guests with reduced mobility. Indoor parking and an electric vehicle charging station are also available.

Cannes combines the Mediterranean coastline with a city enlivened by festivals, shops and seaside promenades. The residential Californie-Pézou district is quieter than the streets along the harbour; its gardens and villas contrast with the activity of La Croisette. La Bastide de l'Oliveraie is in this area, a short distance from the beaches and Cannes city centre.

La Croisette runs alongside the bay, lined with palm trees, hotels and beaches; Croisette Beach is 950 m away. Cannes railway station, 1.1 km away, makes it easy to travel to other towns on the French Riviera. The historic Suquet district has preserved its sloping lanes and leads to the Museum of World Explorations, housed in the former castle. For a boat trip, the Lérins Islands offer trails, pine forests and views of the coast. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 16 km away; you can reach the hotel and neighbouring towns by car.

The summer season draws many visitors, particularly during Cannes’ events and festivals; booking beaches and restaurants in advance can be useful during busy periods. In spring and early autumn, temperatures are still pleasant for walks along the seafront and trips to the islands. A day could begin with a stroll along La Croisette, continue through the lanes of Le Suquet and end with a crossing to Sainte-Marguerite. The markets and central districts offer another side of the city, beyond its image as a seaside resort.