From Your Personal Shopper in Cannes: Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc, Exclusivity and Luxury in the South of France

Gracing the southern tip of the Cap d’Antibes, the Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc belongs to those iconic establishments where time seems to stand still amidst the rustle of the Alep pines, behind which it is hidden.

For the past one hundred years, this elegant Napoleon III hotel first welcomed artists and writers and then later Europe’s elite and aristocracy. Nowadays the property has become the confidential sanctuary for movies stars, especially during the Cannes Film Festival.

A true garden of Eden where privacy, luxury and charm combine with perfection… No words really do justice to the beauty of this place.

For more than 140 years the southern tip of the Cap d’Antibes has been graced by the quintessential symbol of exquisite hospitality… the enigmatic Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc.

Created and maintained by true artisans, this exclusive sanctuary has forever captivated the most discerning of hotel guests… its idyllic charm and incomparable elegance providing the perfect setting for cherished moments and unforgettable memories.

An exclusive heaven of perfection and privacy, it is set amongst twenty-two acres of gardens and pine forest with a pristine coastline and unsurpassed views of the Mediterranean Sea and the Lérins Islands.

The luxury Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc graces the southern tip of the Cap d’Antibes, nestled between Nice and Cannes on the magnificent Côte d’Azur.

The Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc welcomes the opportunity to create truly bespoke private events and hosts a variety of distinguished  restaurants, bars and lounges as well as its own chocolaterie.

In the talented hands of head chef Arnaud Poëtte and pastry chef Lilian Bonnefoi, the celebrated fine dining Eden-Roc Restaurant serves a memorable gastronomic experience complemented by stunning views of the Lérins Islands.

The chic yet informal Eden-Roc Grill & Lounge Bar offers a colourful and vibrant ambience,  it hosts phenomenal sunsets accompanied by exquisite cocktails, sushi and tapas.

From Your Luxury Lifestyle Consultant in Cannes: Grand-Hôtel, A better way to Cannes in glittery Cap-Ferrat

Amongst the removed villas of Paul Allen (where Brad and Angelina are holed-up this May) and Russian oligarchs, Cap-Ferrat is a secluded land of billionaires and aristocratic blue bloods far removed from the brashness of St. Tropez and hustle of Monte Carlo. The hotel is also a glittery alternative to the chaos of Cannes while still being close enough to drive-in for the evening action.

The Grand Hotel rises out of a sea of pine trees and camera-encrusted gates, within a residential neighborhood just beyond the main town of Saint Jean Cap du Ferrat. The hotel opened in 1908, attracting much of the Russian imperial family, Pablo Picasso and various British titles for long-weeks on the Mediterranean amongst the property’s 17-lush acres of manicured gardens and pine forests. A shaded driveway leads to the main entrance of the hotel; cameras are everywhere as well as the hurried security detail that insists that only guests are allowed to roam the property. The lobby is a stylish balance of old and new, ornate gilded walls and white paneling are offset by fashionable furnishing conducive to formal social mingling and summer conversations. The in-house Le Cap restaurant is presided over by Didier Aniés, a one-star Michelin chef.

Standing proudly in 7 hectares (17 acres) of grounds between Nice and Monaco, the magnificent white building of the Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat has always welcomed its guests in the utmost luxury and sophistication. Learn more about the history of this Palace hotel on the French Riviera, from the turn of the 20th century until today.

The Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat’s lush and fragrant gardens were designed by renowned landscape gardener Jean Mus and stretch from the hotel entrance all the way to the cliff tops.

Enjoy the pastel colors and delicate fragrance of thousands of flowers as you explore the terraced gardens and their series of gently cascading pools.

The Grand-Hotel is home to 44 rooms and 9 suites varying between pine forest and wide-open ocean views. Entry-level superior rooms are located at the front of the building, on each floor, lined in parquet flooring with antique rugs and Tiffany-blue silk drapery.

FROM YOUR PERSONAL SHOPPER IN CANNES: THE 3.14 HOTEL, THE DREAM OF A TRAVELER TAKES SHAPE

The 3.14 Hotel is the dream of a traveler who is taking shape. Daughter of a long-haul airline pilot, Karine Ellena-Partouche traveled around the world since childhood. Today, she brings together in one place, the civilizations she crossed by during her travels. From Asia to Europe, the five continents meet in her hotel in Cannes and offer the traveler a surprisingly multi-ethnic stays.

Five floors, five continents. The 3.14 Hotel plays with codes and cultures without ostentation. Latin America is represented with swoon colors while the “pop art” decoration reminds us of the multicultural origins of the continent. The spray of the coral reefs and raffia blinds made the third floor reserves to the Oceania, a kind of place for you to relax. In African floor, the doors open to the desert with sensual fragrance of cinnamon and rose.

On the last two floors, Europe then Asia provides two diametrically opposed environments: Montmartre cabarets and mischievous and romantic atmosphere for the first, silk from China, patchouli and jasmine for the second. Strong with cultures from the five continents, 3.14 Hotel is also rich with the Feng Shui principles, which promote the smooth flow of energy according to the 5 natural elements which is water, fire, wood, metal and earth.

Hotel 3.14

5, rue François Einesy

06400 Cannes France

T. : +33 (0)4.92.99.72.00

www.3-14hotel.com

info@hotel3-14.com