Following a four-year transformation, Palm Beach Cannes is poised to reclaim its position as a beacon of sophistication on the French Riviera. This iconic destination and a social scene since the 1920s, has drawn luminaries such as the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Winston Churchill, JFK, Jane Birkin and Grace Kelly to its glamorous gatherings. Now, as it prepares for its grand reopening during the 2024 Cannes Film Festival, Palm Beach promises an experience that seamlessly blends classic elegance with contemporary luxury.
At the core of this oasis lies a dining scene poised to redefine the gastronomic landscape of the Cannes region. Among the notable newcomers are Nammos Beach Club and Restaurant and Zuma, both making their debut in France. They're joined by La Petite Maison from Nice and Medusa, known for its unique dinner and cabaret experiences. Adding to the culinary tapestry is Tamarin, a beloved South American-inspired restaurant from St. Barths, marking its inaugural venture beyond the Caribbean.
Yet, Palm Beach offers more than just exceptional dining—it is a sanctuary of indulgence and relaxation. The resort proudly boasts Cannes' first 43-metre saltwater pool, offering guests a tranquil oasis amidst panoramic views of the Bay of Cannes. Completed with a state-of-the-art fitness centre, wellness area, casino and a curated selection of 13 luxury boutiques, ensuring every aspect of guests' desires is catered to with sophistication and style. The addition of a 1,200m2 ballroom pays homage to the resort's illustrious past, inviting guests to revel in the spirit of the roaring twenties.
As the first Riviera establishment to house a private members' club, Palm Beach extends an exclusive invitation to discerning patrons seeking elevated indulgence. With access to members' boutiques and private wellness facilities, members become part of an international community united by a passion for epicurean delights and refined leisure.
Situated on the prestigious Pointe Croisette and spanning 23,000m2, Palm Beach stands as one of Europe's most significant developments in 2024. Guided by esteemed architects from Cannes, Caprini & Pellerin, the site has been meticulously preserved, maintaining its authentic architectural elements while seamlessly adapting to the demands of the 21st century.
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