Hotels in Cannes

Spring is the most popular time to visit due to the Cannes Film Festival and the pleasant climate. Temperatures range between 15°C and 22°C and it is less humid than in the summer. It is the most popular time for tourists so if you want to avoid the crowds you might want to visit outside the film festival season. Room prices are often at their highest too, so ensure to book in advance to get the best rate.If you’re mad about all things gaming, plan your trip when the International Games Festival is on. You can meet the authors and illustrators of your favourite video and board games and compete in fun tournaments. The event runs every year in February or March and is free.

To the west of Palais des Festivals is the old town of Cannes, Le Suquet. The most famous road in the picturesque district is Rue St Antoine. Here and amongst the winding cobbled alleys you will find many bars and restaurants frequented by couples due to the romantic setting. Choose a hotel near Rue St Antoine so you can walk to Restaurant Le Maschou. If you opt for outside seating you can listen to charming serenades from local musicians.Visit the Notre Dame de l’Esperance for breathtaking views over Cannes and the sparkling Mediterranean sea. The old church lies on a hilltop and can be reached by climbing steep steps or a train cart.Book a hotel near La Croisette to fully immerse yourself in the glitz and glamour of Cannes. You will be walking distance to the harbour and the exclusive beach clubs. Check out Carlton Beach club and Plage du Festival Beach club for a chic dining experience in an idyllic setting.Hotels in La Bocca are the best choice for families. Situated to the west of Cannes, there is the long stretch of golden sand, Napoule Beach, that is perfect for relaxation or beach games. There are plenty of hotels along the beach to choose from.