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Radisson Blu 1835 Hotel & Thalasso, Cannes
1 Boulevard Jean Hibert
Cannes, France
Mode: Design Moderne
Atmosphère: Animé
134 Chambres
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NB: La piscine au Radisson Blu 1835 Hotel & Thalasso, Cannes se trouve au centre de l'espace bien-être. L’entrée au centre bien-être coûte €25 par personne par jour. Pendant les mois de juillet et août, l’entrée au centre coûte €96 par personne par jour. Ce forfait comprend 3 traitements de thalassothérapie et accès à l’espace bien-être (piscine, Jacuzzi, hammam et salle de gym).
You might expect a place like Cannes to be crowded with excellent hotels, but in a place with guaranteed high occupancy, there’s little incentive to excel, and standards do occasionally slip. So when one of the old guard undergoes a facelift, one hopes for the best — and when a fairly average hotel on the marina is re-invented as the Radisson Blu 1835 Hotel & Thalasso, that hope turns out to be well-founded.
The interiors are tastefully contemporary, cosmopolitan in style, less overtly Mediterranean than simply clean-lined boutique-modern. The redesign clearly went more than skin-deep — all the fixtures are modern and the electronics are state-of-the-art. Rooms look out to sea or over the old port, a benefit of the location on the marina rather than the usual strip of La Croisette.
Views from the rooftop terrace restaurant are even better, taking in a 360-degree panorama, from the old town to the hills, out to sea and back towards the Croisette. All in all it’s a stylish little hotel, in an unexpectedly fine location that’ll have you wondering what exactly would be the point of staying farther eastward. And perhaps most unexpected of all are the thermal baths, which add an extra dimension to the usual spa and beauty treatments.
