Hotel · La Croisette & Palm Beach
Intercontinental Carlton Cannes
The Belle Époque palace of the Croisette, with its two domed towers
The Carlton was built for the hotelier Henri Ruhl by the architects Charles Dalmas of Nice and Marcellin Mayère of Cannes, in 1909–10 and again in 1912–13, when the neighbouring Hôtel de la Plage was pulled down to double its size and the second tower went up – a neoclassical Belle Époque palace on the seafront.
It has been an inscrit historic monument since 10 October 1984 and carries the Patrimoine du XXe siècle label; in 2023 it became one of the first hotels of the Regent brand.
Nearby
- RestaurantCarlton RestaurantRestaurant · La Croisette & Palm Beach38 m
- CaféLe VoilierCafé · La Croisette & Palm Beach69 m
- RestaurantCarlton Beach ClubRestaurant · La Croisette & Palm Beach73 m
- BarCarlton Beach ClubBar · Le Suquet & the Vieux Port75 m
- Restaurant3.14Restaurant · French · La Croisette & Palm Beach79 m
- Casino3.14 CasinoCasino · La Croisette & Palm Beach79 m
Sources
- Wikipédia (fr) : InterContinental Carlton Cannes
- OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)
- IGN BD TOPO / OpenStreetMap (via the VERA PI data foundation)
- POP – Mérimée (Ministère de la Culture)
- INSEE IRIS / IGN (the quartier, VERA's approximate division)