Where to stay in Cannes

Cannes is an extremely lively city with a buzzing nightlife, capable of satisfying those in search of worldliness, luxury and crowded places full of clubs and shops.

Before booking your accommodation in the city of cinema, you need to understand your travel needs in order to choose the area that best meets your desires.

La Croisette

On Cannes’ famous promenade you will find the most luxurious and fashionable but also the most expensive hotels in the city.

This is a solution that we recommend for those who wish to experience the beating heart of Cannes, breathe in all its old-world atmosphere and dream of the world of cinema. You will have everything at your fingertips and within easy walking distance.

Le Suquet

This is the oldest quarter of Cannes: perched on a small rise, it is one of the city’s most charming and evocative places thanks to its narrow alleyways, picturesque corners and historical vocation.

Parking will be more difficult here, but you can savour the city’s most authentic charm by immersing yourself in its ancient soul. Tranquillity and silence contrast sharply with the Croisette.

The Mouth

An alternative solution to keep costs down, especially if you’ll be staying in Cannes during the Film Festival, is to move to outlying districts such as La Bocca, characterised by beaches and a quiet coastline.

Mougins

Just 6 km from the city is this little medieval jewel that offers all the charm of an old Provençal village just a stone’s throw from Cannes’ social life: the recommended choice for those who don’t want to stay in the traffic and chaos of such a busy city, especially in summer.