Le Cetai Cannes Beach Hotel

The rooms at Le Cetai Cannes Beach Hotel accommodate up to two people and have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. They range in size from 16 to 34 m². The different categories are distinguished by their views, outdoor space and layout, with the Suite featuring a separate living room.

The Deluxe Room overlooks the city and can be set up with either a large double bed or two single beds. For outdoor space, the Deluxe Room with Balcony opens onto the pool, while the Deluxe Room with Terrace has a terrace and a large double bed. The Double Room with Pool View covers 16 m² and overlooks the pool. The Suite, the largest category, has a separate living room, a pool view and a double bed. A desk and a safe are among the in-room amenities.

Le Cetai Cannes Beach Hotel brings together useful facilities for both leisure and business stays. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. The rooms have air conditioning and a flat-screen TV, as well as a desk. A lift serves the upper floors.

The outdoor swimming pool and terrace offer space to enjoy the fresh air. The bar, in-room breakfast and room service provide dining options, and a tea or coffee maker is available. The indoor car park is accessible to guests with reduced mobility. The hotel also offers a 24-hour reception, luggage storage and daily housekeeping. Accessible facilities include a low washbasin, toilets with grab rails and wheelchair access. The rooms are non-smoking and can accommodate families.

Cannes stretches between the Mediterranean and the hills, with a centre oriented towards the harbour, beaches and major events at the Palais des Festivals. Boulevard Carnot links residential neighbourhoods with the city centre; the hotel is in an urban area where parks and shopping streets offer a glimpse of everyday life in Cannes. The city suits both a seaside break and a stay focused on events and sightseeing.

The Croisette runs alongside the beaches and grand hotels, while the Vieux-Port and the Suquet district have an older atmosphere, with steep lanes, views over the bay and the Musée des Explorations du Monde, housed in the former château. The beaches by the Palais des Festivals and the Croisette are 1.3 km away. Cannes railway station, 850 m away, serves train travellers and makes it easy to get around the coast. From the harbour, you can take a boat trip to the Lérins Islands; Île Sainte-Marguerite is home to Fort Royal and shaded paths.

In spring, the Cannes Film Festival brings the city to life and attracts an international audience; in summer, days are spent swimming, strolling along the Croisette and taking trips to the islands. September and October often offer a quieter atmosphere for exploring the Suquet and the markets. For a varied day, start by the seafront, spend the afternoon in the museum galleries or take a boat across to Sainte-Marguerite, then return to the centre for a sunset stroll.