The best-kept secret in Cannes
Hotel des Orangers is a haven of peace in the medieval Le Suquet area – a unique place to explore when travelling for pleasure. Just 350 metres from the beach and five minutes from La Croisette and Palais des Festivals, you’ll be amazed by how peaceful the place is. Unwind under the olive trees or on a deckchair by the heated outdoor pool in the verdant private grounds. You can start your day with a gourmet breakfast served on the terrace or sit in the dining room with bay windows, enjoying views of the pool and grounds.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- A la carte restaurant
- Bar
- Breakfast room
- Restaurant
Entertainment
- Outdoor pool
Sports & Health
- Solarium
Find out more about Cannes
A sunny enclave on France’s Côte d’Azur, Cannes wasn’t always such a honeypot for the well-heeled and fabulous. Up until 1834, it was a humble fishing village, but then English statesman and philosopher Lord Henry Brougham built a grand house there. This inspired other well-to-do types to regard Cannes, with its clear waters and sublime climate, as a revitalising Victorian health destination. On Cannes city breaks nowadays, you’ll find it still draws a jet-set crowd, who visit upscale boutiques before returning to their super yachts and flashy sports cars. Moreover, since Brougham’s day, Cannes has become a magnet for Hollywood stars – the best and brightest of which arrive each May for the city’s now world-famous film festival.