Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc
Hotel · Antibes ·
Elegant rooms, chic bars, Michelin-starred dining, spa
Elegant rooms, chic bars, Michelin-starred dining, spa
"A glamorous 1853 seaside palace, this icon offers 111 redesigned contemporary rooms and three private villas, pine‑shaded cabanas perched above the sea, and a legendary saltwater infinity pool carved into the rock." - Lanie Goodman
"A prestigious hotel that offers timeless, luxe, and transportive scents available as room diffusers." - Charley Lanyon
"A 150‑year‑old grande dame on the French Riviera that exudes Old World glamour—rooms furnished with Louis XV pieces and draped in Pierre Frey fabrics—this seaside retreat has a rich cultural pedigree (appearing in classics of literature, featuring menus designed by Picasso, and hosting high‑fashion events) and is anchored by glamorous public spaces and a famed coastal setting." - Mary Winston Nicklin
"A signature example of French Riviera luxury, recommended as a top place to stay when jetting off to the south of France for beach lounging, village strolls, and high-end shopping — positioned as part of the classic glamorous Riviera experience." - Alex Schechter Alex Schechter Alex Schechter is a Los Angeles-based journalist who covers travel, food, and dining. His work has been published in The New York Times, National Geographic, Vogue, Travel + Leisure, Monocle, and Afar, among others. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"This 150-year-old grande dame on Cap d’Antibes epitomizes old‑school Riviera glamour, where long‑term staff, loyal regulars, and a history of celebrity guests mingle with croquet on manicured lawns and exclusive seaside cabanas. Part of a prestigious collection, the property balances storied cultural moments—featured in literature and fashion shows—with meticulous restorations and recent room refreshes, plus new lifestyle additions such as a seaside Tequilaria Bar and spa treatments from a top couture house." - Mary Winston Nicklin