Little Palace

Little Palace offers six room layouts to suit solo travellers, couples and groups. The Economy Single Room has a single bed; the double rooms have a double bed, while the Twin Room has two single beds. The Quadruple Room has one double bed and two single beds. The rooms are air-conditioned and soundproofed. Each has a private bathroom with a shower and a flat-screen TV.

Room sizes vary: the Standard Double Room and the Twin Room are both 10 m², while the Quadruple Room measures 15 m². The two Economy Double Rooms measure 8 and 9 m² respectively. The rooms also have a desk, a safe, a telephone, heating and a wardrobe or closet. Satellite channels are available on the TV. A lift serves the hotel’s different floors.

The rooms at Little Palace are air-conditioned and soundproofed. They have a private bathroom with a shower and a flat-screen TV, as well as a desk, safe, telephone and wardrobe or closet, depending on the facilities listed for each room. Heating completes the room facilities. The lift provides access to the different floors, while luggage storage is available for your belongings.

Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Satellite channels are available on the flat-screen TV. The hotel offers family rooms and non-smoking rooms. The indoor areas are air-conditioned and soundproofed, and a safe is among the general facilities. Continental breakfast is served at Le Triomphe restaurant, 200 m from the hotel. A public car park is 50 m away; the hotel has no on-site car park.

Cannes combines a lively Mediterranean city, urban beaches and seafront promenades. Little Palace is in the city centre, in an area where you can walk from shopping streets to the quays and venues for major events. Rue d’Antibes runs through the neighbourhood, lined with shop windows, while the Croisette follows the beaches and gardens. This part of Cannes suits travellers who want to explore the city on foot, enjoy the seafront and reach public transport easily.

The Palais des Festivals et des Congrès hosts trade fairs, shows and events, and its famous red carpet is near the harbour. The Croisette is a place to stroll along the bay, with beaches and views of the Lérins Islands. In the Suquet district, sloping lanes lead to the Musée des explorations du monde, housed in the former castle, as well as viewpoints overlooking the city and harbour. Cannes railway station makes train journeys easy, while the ferry terminal serves routes to the islands. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is the region’s main air gateway.

For a varied day out, you can start in the city-centre streets and at Gambetta Market, then head to the Croisette and spend the afternoon at the beach. If you are interested in the area’s heritage, climb up to Le Suquet before exploring the harbour and the area around the Palais des Festivals. In summer, the beaches and promenades are very busy; spring and early autumn often offer a gentler pace for exploring the city on foot. The ferry to Île Sainte-Marguerite also makes it easy to plan an excursion among pine forests, coves and historic sites.