At the opulent Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc, bask in timeless luxury with stunning sea views, a chic spa, and a pool carved into the rocky coast, all steeped in rich history.
"A prestigious hotel that offers timeless, luxe, and transportive scents available as room diffusers." - Charley Lanyon
"A 150-year-old hotel on the French Riviera, known for its Old World glamour and ties to historical figures like Picasso." - Mary Winston Nicklin
"At this 150-year-old grande dame, old-school glamour mingles with Riviera hedonism on its manicured, pine tree–studded grounds. Well-heeled regulars, returning season after season to Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc, appreciate the loyalty of long-term staff. During the Cannes Film Festival, tycoons and oligarchs feature on the guest list, rubbing shoulders with high-profile celebrities who relax with croquet games between press junkets. Part of the Oetker Collection, the hotel made an appearance in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Tender is the Night; Picasso once designed the menus; in 2011, Chanel presented its annual travel-inspired Cruise collection in the Grande Allée. It’s that sense of history, coupled with wonderful service, that distinguishes the Hotel du Cap. In 2024, an additional 34 (of 111) rooms were touched up with original artwork and new fabrics by Pierre Frey fabrics to complement original details such as chandeliers and Louis XV furniture. The 31 seaside cabanas also got a glow-up. There are new enticements, too: a Tequilaria Bar overlooking the Med and exclusive treatments from Dior at the spa." - Mary Winston Nicklin
"The Dior spa at Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc is my favorite abroad." - Riann Phillip
"Life isn’t perfect. That’s why we have places like Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc, where the world’s most glamorous people descend every summer to live on what feels like an impeccably styled film set. The last day of my most recent stay here—the one I had reserved to spend entirely by its swimming pool, cut into rocks overlooking a glittering blue Mediterranean Sea—turned out to be grey and overcast. By this time, I had already experienced the other attractions: the rose garden, the tennis courts, the private cabanas where I enjoyed a massage, the restaurants that manage to feel casually chic in the day and all dressed up at night, and the Manolo Valdés exhibition on its perfectly manicured lawns, where pine trees are being carefully planted to eventually replace the imposing ones standing now. This is a place where nostalgia is kept alive, where corridors are filled with photographs of its most famous guests from the past 150 years, where golden sunshine infuses everyone and everything with an air of romance, so that your time here feels lengthened and expanded, and etched in memory no matter how short your visit actually is. You will leave so well taken care of, so well-fed, so intoxicated by the heady, fragrant summer breeze, that even a cold final day on the French Riviera will not taint your mood. Instead, it seems like just a little twist in the plot, enough to make you believe that the rest of your life is pretty perfect after all. —Divia Thani" - Lanie Goodman, Sarah James
