The Croisette Cannes

Where to stay in Cannes

Where To Stay In Cannes

If you want to know where to stay in Cannes and are looking for a hotel then location choices would normally fall into three areas.  The hotels along the Croisette which as you would expect are the most expensive, hotels along and off the main shopping street Rue D’Antibes and hotels further back on the other side of express way which runs along the northern end of the resort.  Although further out, hotels along the Boulevard D’Alsace often provide good value for money and sometimes include swimming pools.

If you are visiting the French Riviera and looking for a glitzy resort then Cannes is a great place to stay.  It’s smaller than Nice which has more of a city atmosphere.  There is plenty to do in Cannes which has a glorious sandy beach albeit the result of imported sand.  The resort also has excellent public transport systems and is on the main coastal rail line which runs from St Raphael to Monaco. Many of the best hotels in Cannes are located along the famous Croisette. Choose from the extensive list below:
Full List of Cannes Hotels

Where to stay in Cannes. The Hotel Martinez provides a luxury choice
The Hotel Martinez, Cannes

Another bonus is it’s not that far from Cannes to the resorts of St Raphael and St Tropez.  Cannes as you would expect is a resort where you can dress up during the evenings and be seen strolling along the famous Croisette and walking past the glorious Carlton Hotel.  Indeed, the Croisette is a wonderful place to be in the evenings with it’s many restaurants facing the sea.  Cannes also boasts some magnifent hotels such as the Majestic Cannes Barriere and the Hotel Martinez and the Carlton.

The Carlton

The Carlton Inter-Continental with its international reputation is located at the heart of the Croisette. A universally acclaimed centre of business travel and tourism, the hotel has over 300 luxurious rooms

The Majestic Barriere.

In 1863 the Beau Rivage opened which was the ancestor of the Majestic. Rebuilt in 1926 in Art Deco style the hotel became the crown jewell of the Lucien Barriere hotel group.