Mondrian Cannes

Mondrian Cannes offers double rooms, triple rooms and several suites, ranging in size from 25 to 60 m². All have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Soundproofing, a minibar and a coffee machine are also available in many rooms. Depending on the room, you can enjoy views of the sea, city, garden or mountains.

Some rooms have a balcony or terrace, and the suites offer more space. The Prestige Rooms with Terrace overlook the sea and have a very large double bed and a sofa bed. The Junior Suites offer city views, while the Suite Sérénité has a terrace with mountain views. The 60 m² Suite Signature has a terrace and sea views and can accommodate up to three people. Sleeping arrangements vary by room.

The communal areas open onto the Croisette and include a private beach, a sun terrace and a garden. On-site water sports facilities let you enjoy the seafront, while a golf course is less than three kilometres away. The fitness centre adds to the facilities for leisure and exercise. Sun loungers, parasols and facilities for guests with reduced mobility are also available at the hotel.

For dining, the hotel has two restaurants, a bar and a snack bar. Breakfast can be served in your room; fruit and wine or champagne are among the offerings. Rooms have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine or tea maker. Private parking with valet service and an electric vehicle charging station are available on site. Pets are allowed, and bowls are provided for them.

Cannes stretches between the Mediterranean and the hills, with the Croisette as its seafront promenade and beaches along the city. The centre combines grand façades, shops, performance venues and lively streets; away from the seafront, Le Suquet retains steep lanes and an older atmosphere. The city suits both beach holidays and visitors drawn to cultural events, walks and excursions along the coast.

From Boulevard de la Croisette, the beach and the Palais des Festivals et des Congrès are within walking distance. The Le Suquet district and the Musée des explorations du monde offer a chance to discover Cannes’ heritage, while Marché Gambetta gives you a glimpse of local produce and customs. Cannes railway station makes it easy to travel to other towns on the French Riviera. For a change of scene, boat shuttles connect the port to the Lérins Islands; Sainte-Marguerite is known for its trails, coves and Fort Royal.

Summer draws many visitors and gives the city its liveliest beach-season pace. Spring is marked by the Cannes Film Festival, while the shoulder season often lets you enjoy walks along the seafront with fewer visitors. You can start the day with a swim, continue through the lanes of Le Suquet and finish at the port or watching the sunset. The hills inland also offer walking routes and villages to discover by car.