Pool of the hotel La Bastide de l'Oliveraie
“We completely refurbished the common areas in the original building and we kept 8 rooms of the 15. Then, next to it, we built a facility of 24 rooms.
They are spacious, modern, with a touch of coziness in the decoration. In the “privilege” rooms, there are even small kitchens. In total, we have 32 rooms today.
We also set up a beautiful infinitive edge pool that faces the hill. The setting is spectacular from the water since it is elevated, so far from the city, in the middle of nature. This is why German and Scandinavian tourists, who love “green” tourism”, are fond of our facility.
We also added a fitness room with a sauna, hammam, and 3 massage rooms. We even have an incredible masseuse, Tristan Eskalski, who won 4th place in France’s massage competition!
On the terrace of the new facility with had a jacuzzi built.
From this warm bath on the roof, the view is magical. The jacuzzi is so successful that sometimes we have to limit its access,” explains Jean-Pierre Magne, Director of the La Bastide de l’Oliveraie Hotel.
They are spacious, modern, with a touch of coziness in the decoration. In the “privilege” rooms, there are even small kitchens. In total, we have 32 rooms today.
We also set up a beautiful infinitive edge pool that faces the hill. The setting is spectacular from the water since it is elevated, so far from the city, in the middle of nature. This is why German and Scandinavian tourists, who love “green” tourism”, are fond of our facility.
We also added a fitness room with a sauna, hammam, and 3 massage rooms. We even have an incredible masseuse, Tristan Eskalski, who won 4th place in France’s massage competition!
On the terrace of the new facility with had a jacuzzi built.
From this warm bath on the roof, the view is magical. The jacuzzi is so successful that sometimes we have to limit its access,” explains Jean-Pierre Magne, Director of the La Bastide de l’Oliveraie Hotel.
Practical Information
La Bastide de l'Oliveraie
7, allée des Oliviers
Boulevard Montfleury
06400 Cannes
Phone: 04 92 99 35 00
www.bastideoliveraie.com
Rates:
Double room from €129 to €255, Junior Suite from €245 to €305 depending on how the season is doing.
Getting to Cannes ?
BY AIRPLANE
Located 27 km from the Nice Côte d’Azur airport, Cannes is accessible in less than 30 minutes. The Nice Côte d’Azur airport, a major entrance to Southern Europe, connects to 90 destinations through direct flights, and welcomes close to 50 airline companies. www.nice.aeroport.fr
Shuttles make the trip between the airport and Cannes in around 45 minutes (through the highway.)
Departure from the airport at 8am and 9am, then every 1/2 hour until 7pm then 8pm - (through the coastal road) then 8:35pm and 9:55pm.
Line 210 - One way ticket: €20 - Roundtrip ticket: €30
Phone: + 33 (0) 4 93 39 11 39
Toll-free: 0800 06 01 06
www.cg06.fr
The Cannes-Mandelieu airport receives tourism and business general aviation. The economic and touristic vitality of the region ranked Cannes-Mandelieu in second place of business aviation airports after Paris-Le Bourget. Located 15 minutes from the city-center of Cannes and the Festivals and Congress Palace of Cannes, the airport is the ideal tool to directly reach the city from major European cities.
www.cannes.aeroport.fr/
DRIVING
Cannes is connected to major European cities. The city is linked by the A8 highway "La Provençale” (exit 42 Cannes La Bocca or Mougins/Cannes), from Aix en Provence in the West, until Italy in the East.
Here are some examples of distances in kilometers: Paris 950 km – Milan 320 km – Geneva 630 km – Barcelona 670 km – Rome 710 km - Munich 810 km – Brussels 1220 km – Amsterdam 1400 km.
The Napoleon Road (N85) that starts from Golfe Juan until Grenoble, retraces the historic path that Napoleon took when returning of the Island of Elba in 1815.
BY TRAIN
The city of Cannes is largely connected by the TGV, Train Corail, and Express Train that link it to all the French regions and Europe’s largest cities. This mode of transportation will give the opportunity of discovering spectacular landscapes along the coast at the foot of the Estérel mountain with its red and steep rock. www.idtgv.com ou www.voyages-sncf.com
Thello: new international railway connections France-Italy leaving from Cannes, without needing to change trains, to the Canne-Milan border, one train daily. www.thello.com
7, allée des Oliviers
Boulevard Montfleury
06400 Cannes
Phone: 04 92 99 35 00
www.bastideoliveraie.com
Rates:
Double room from €129 to €255, Junior Suite from €245 to €305 depending on how the season is doing.
Getting to Cannes ?
BY AIRPLANE
Located 27 km from the Nice Côte d’Azur airport, Cannes is accessible in less than 30 minutes. The Nice Côte d’Azur airport, a major entrance to Southern Europe, connects to 90 destinations through direct flights, and welcomes close to 50 airline companies. www.nice.aeroport.fr
Shuttles make the trip between the airport and Cannes in around 45 minutes (through the highway.)
Departure from the airport at 8am and 9am, then every 1/2 hour until 7pm then 8pm - (through the coastal road) then 8:35pm and 9:55pm.
Line 210 - One way ticket: €20 - Roundtrip ticket: €30
Phone: + 33 (0) 4 93 39 11 39
Toll-free: 0800 06 01 06
www.cg06.fr
The Cannes-Mandelieu airport receives tourism and business general aviation. The economic and touristic vitality of the region ranked Cannes-Mandelieu in second place of business aviation airports after Paris-Le Bourget. Located 15 minutes from the city-center of Cannes and the Festivals and Congress Palace of Cannes, the airport is the ideal tool to directly reach the city from major European cities.
www.cannes.aeroport.fr/
DRIVING
Cannes is connected to major European cities. The city is linked by the A8 highway "La Provençale” (exit 42 Cannes La Bocca or Mougins/Cannes), from Aix en Provence in the West, until Italy in the East.
Here are some examples of distances in kilometers: Paris 950 km – Milan 320 km – Geneva 630 km – Barcelona 670 km – Rome 710 km - Munich 810 km – Brussels 1220 km – Amsterdam 1400 km.
The Napoleon Road (N85) that starts from Golfe Juan until Grenoble, retraces the historic path that Napoleon took when returning of the Island of Elba in 1815.
BY TRAIN
The city of Cannes is largely connected by the TGV, Train Corail, and Express Train that link it to all the French regions and Europe’s largest cities. This mode of transportation will give the opportunity of discovering spectacular landscapes along the coast at the foot of the Estérel mountain with its red and steep rock. www.idtgv.com ou www.voyages-sncf.com
Thello: new international railway connections France-Italy leaving from Cannes, without needing to change trains, to the Canne-Milan border, one train daily. www.thello.com
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