With 332 rooms and suites – 72 of which have a sea view – and 37 branded residences, the hotel has been reimagined by acclaimed French interior designer Tristan Auer, famed for his careful-yet-bold approach to heritage buildings and bespoke work for the likes of Cartier,
General Manager Giuseppe Vincelli said: “We are thrilled to reopen the doors of this wonderful building and truly look forward to welcoming our guests, loyal and new. What we have in this building now is a stunning blend of heritage and modernity, between our legacy and the many innovations we cannot wait to unveil.”
The two-year grand-scale renovation skillfully preserved the hotel’s historic features including its legendary façade resulting in a modern-day masterpiece. The addition of two wings, measuring 20,000 square meters and home to luxury residences, envelop the rear of the property.
This has created an enclosed garden landscaped with 22,000 plants and flowers, peristyle alcoves, sleek sunbathing decks, handcrafted cabanas and the largest hotel infinity pool in Cannes.
In addition, the hotel also has a brand new 900m2 fitness & spa complex – The C Club, which includes a full-size boxing ring and state-of-the-art gym, yoga and Pilates studio.
