The Beach Hotel has been redesigned by architect Bernard Dubois as a tribute to the geometric, streamlined houses of Palm Springs and Mediterranean villas. Dreamt up with the sun and the sea, the hotel plays with light and shadow on the white rendered walls. It is a geometric structure, rough and charming. A manifesto facing the sea. Two forces face each other. A décor combining plant and mineral elements. The views open out onto the natural setting of Cap d'Antibes, which has often inspired the cinema. Between the ports of Gallice and Crouton, the Beach Hôtel is one of the Côte d'Azur's iconic addresses.

With 35 rooms and suites, from 30m², you will feel at home at the Beach Hotel. You enter the rooms through white lacquered wooden walkways. The stone flooring extends from the outdoor spaces to the inside of the rooms. Some rooms have a private garden, while others on the upper floors have breathtaking views from their terrace. In the spacious bathrooms, natural light blends with pink marble. Sofas form an indoor lounge where you can read a book, daydream while enjoying the view, or even dine in your room on the wooden coffee table.

The restaurant Les Pêcheurs has been an institution since the 1940s. Every morning, upon the return of the fishing boat, Chef Nicolas Rondelli offers a menu renewed according to the generosity of the sea. Every evening, you embark at Les Pêcheurs as if on a turn-of-the-century yacht. The rust-colored marble floor extends over the Mediterranean. The polished mahogany walls play with the reflections of the water. The large windows disappear like at the back of a boat overlooking the sea.

The wellness area extends the gentle living of holidays by the water. Holistic products from the Holidermie range, which are natural and organic, are used. For inner well-being, Le Tigre offers yoga classes in the studio or outdoors: come and greet the rising sun facing the sea. An open-air space, sheltered by voiles, is located in our garden under the Jacaranda tree.