3.14 Hotel

Located in the heart if the Golden Triangle in Cannes, the 3.14 takes you on a flamboyant fantasy, soaring through the five continents of the world capturing a different one on each floor.

Boasting 5 floors, 96 rooms and 15 suites, this luxury hotel focuses on the art of Feng Shui; the philosophic energies of water, fire, earth and air. It is brimming with leisure and entertainment, with the Cink Restaurant serving the finest Mediterranean Cuisine and the Lounge Bar for after-dinner drinks. It also holds the Bhog, the centre of the hotel’s creative theme, holding temporary exhibits that alternate between original works, internationally known artists and young, contemporary artists. Perhaps the most luxurious feature of the hotel is the Apartment; an Asian style suite that overlooks the sea. It has a large living room and a bedroom, and contains a mini bar, two large TVs, internet and DVD player within its generous 20 square metres. There is also a bathroom complete with a bathtub, a shower and 2 toilets.

Intercontinental Carlton, Cannes

La Croisette holds one of the most prestigious hotels in the South of France. Often the spot of choice for the VIPs, the Intercontinental Carlton has an impressive 338 guest rooms, 35 suites and 7 floors; each named after a famous movie star. In addition, there is also pool and fitness centre to pass the time.

There are two of restaurants including The Brasserie Carlton, serving traditional French cuisine in a casual environment, and La Côte which specialises in Lebanese food. There are also two bars, including the Bar Des Célébrités and the Terrace Bar, both of which are ideal for enjoying a relaxing drink. In terms of sleeping arrangements, the Intercontinental Carlton holds many levels of luxury, including standard, superior, deluxe and suites. The suites offer a kitchenette, various entertainment, a living room and walk-in closets for those who want to make the most of this indulgent accommodation.

Le Mas Candille

This 5 star luxury hotel is situated in Mougins, between Cannes and Grasse. It exudes informal luxury, tranquillity and classic elegance with its blend of traditional architecture and contemporary amenities.

The hotel was originally an 18^th century farmhouse and is surrounded by around 40,000 square metres of Provencal parkland with a great view of the pre-Alps. It was also rated as one of the most unique Cannes spa hotels due to its Japanese-style Shisedo spa – the first of its kind in Europe. Le Mas Candille is the owner of a Michelin star restaurant named La Candille, serving innovative a tasty cuisine. You can also have the chance to join La Candille’s executive chef, Serge Gouloumès on a cookery course which costs around 195€ per person. An attractive feature of the hotel is the development of 6 new luxury suites, each containing a lounge, large bathrooms and high-tech equipment, whilst offering a bright and spacious living space. These are decorated with modern interiors with floor to ceiling windows and large private terraces.

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