Le Petit Château - Cannes

Le Petit Château offers three room categories: a single room, a Double Room with Balcony and a Triple Room. Rooms range from 10 to 13 m². Each has air conditioning, a private bathroom with a shower, a flat-screen TV, a desk and a refrigerator. The single room and Double Room with Balcony also have a seating area.

The outdoor spaces distinguish the two rooms that accommodate more than one person: the Double Room with Balcony has a balcony, while the Triple Room has both a balcony and a terrace. The latter includes one single bed and one double bed and can accommodate up to three people. The single room, designed for one person, has a single bed and no balcony. A hairdryer, towels and a wardrobe or clothes rack complete the amenities. Differences in size, capacity and access to outdoor space let you choose between a stay for one, two or three people.

Le Petit Château offers a terrace, a reception open 24 hours a day and free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. The rooms are air-conditioned and have a flat-screen TV; family rooms and non-smoking rooms are available. Each private bathroom has a shower, and amenities include towels and a hairdryer.

A shared kitchen equipped with a microwave and a refrigerator lets you prepare or store food. There is also a refrigerator in the rooms. Depending on the category, you will have a balcony or terrace, as well as a seating area. Heating is also provided in the indoor areas. The reception is staffed around the clock, making it convenient for arrivals at different times of day. The hotel does not have parking. The beach, railway station and several places in central Cannes are within walking distance.

Cannes combines the feel of a Mediterranean city with the buzz of a seaside resort and convention centre. Le Petit Château is on Avenue de Grasse, within walking distance of the town centre’s shopping streets, markets and seafront. The city suits travellers who want to alternate between the beach, urban strolls and cultural visits without spending every day in a car. Forville Market brings the neighbourhood to life each day, while the streets of Le Suquet retain an older atmosphere.

The Palais des Festivals and La Croisette are among Cannes’ main landmarks, with their beaches, grand hotels and seafront promenades. Forville Market is a place to discover Provençal produce; above it, Le Suquet forms the historic district, with the Museum of World Explorations and views over the port. Cannes railway station is 450 m away and connects the centre with other towns on the French Riviera. The Palais des Festivals Beach is 550 m away; the beaches along the Midi and Croisette are also accessible from the centre.

You can spend the day swimming in the morning, wandering through the town centre’s streets and strolling along La Croisette in the late afternoon. In summer, the coast gets very busy, and the sun makes it worth bringing water and suitable sun protection. Spring and late season are good times to visit Le Suquet, the museums and the market, when there are fewer visitors than in summer. For a change of scenery, the Lérins Islands offer a seaside escape, with trails and heritage sites. Cannes remains lively all year, with a cultural calendar and events throughout the seasons.