Hotel Eden

( 4 stars , Cannes , France )

Location. The Eden Hotel is located in the centre of Cannes, France, within 200 metres of the beach and the famous Croisette Promenade and one kilometre from the Palais des Festivals de Cannes. Cannes central train station is one kilometre away. Hotel Features. Situated on the main shopping street of Rue d'Antibes, the Eden Hotel is surrounded by fashionable clothing boutiques and cinemas. A modern property, incorporating contemporary minimalist design and Zen ambiance, facilities include a rooftop swimming pool and sun terrace, an indoor pool with a hot tub, a fitness centre, steam room and beauty salon. The Eden Restaurant offers a buffet breakfast (surcharge) in a bright, simply furnished atmosphere with subtle tones and marble features. At the end of the day, the Eden Lounge Bar offers guests a place to relax in front of an open hearth fireplace. Business facilities include three meeting rooms, an auditorium with seating for up to 100 people, audio visual equipment and high speed Internet access. A variety of water sports can be arranged along the beaches of La Croisette and many other recreational activities are available in the vicinity, including downhill and cross country skiing, horse riding and sightseeing flights. Three golf courses are located within ten kilometres. Guestrooms. All 115 air conditioned guestrooms have simple, bright decor with wood flooring, modern furnishings and a hint of Japanese design. Each has a flatscreen television with cable, direct dial telephone, wireless Internet access, minibar and safe. Marble bathrooms are equipped with hair dryers, complimentary toiletries, bathrobes and slippers. In room childcare can be arranged (surcharge). Expert Tip. The narrow streets around the 12th century Tour de Mount Chevalier and Notre Dame de l'Espérence Church are a reminder of the city's medieval roots. From the ramparts in front of the church, there are views across the city and the Massif de l'Esterel mountains. Please note: The hotel will be closed for annual break from the 8th December to the 28th December 2006.