Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc
Boulevard John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Cap d'Antibes, France
Location
At the tip of Cap d'Antibes
At the extreme tip of Cap d'Antibes between Cannes and Nice on the Cote d'Azur, in a nine-hectare park with a private bay and views to the Iles de Lerins — the most storied address on the Riviera.
Transfer
A Nice transfer
From Nice airport along the Riviera coast to the tip of Cap d'Antibes, around half an hour depending on the traffic of the season.
Villas
111 keys
111 keys including private villas — across Villa Soleil, the original 1870 building, the Eden-Roc Pavilion and the Deux Fontaines residence — in French style, with Deluxe sea-view rooms and the teak-terrace Eden-Roc Suite.
Best For
Who it suits
Couples, honeymooners, families drawn by connecting suites, villas and a kids' club, and anyone wanting the glamorous, celebrity Riviera stay — a Cap d'Antibes legend with a rock-carved seawater pool and Michelin dining over the sea.
Board Basis
Room only
Room only or bed-and-breakfast, with Michelin-starred Louroc over the sea, the Eden-Roc Pool Bar by the rock pool and Italian dining at Giovanni's.
About the Resort
The legendary Cap d'Antibes Riviera palace
Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc is a Riviera legend since 1870 — an Oetker palace spread across the wooded tip of Cap d'Antibes, the haunt of F. Scott Fitzgerald and, every May, the Cannes Film Festival set. Its mythical heated seawater infinity pool was carved into the rock in 1914, blending into the Mediterranean with diving boards and ringed by some thirty-one cliffside cabanas, while Michelin-starred Louroc dines over the sea and the Eden-Roc Pool Bar keeps the day easy at the water's edge. The nine-hectare cape park holds a hundred-year-old Rose Garden, a private pontoon launches yachting to Cannes and the Lerins islands, and the Dior Spa Eden-Roc, a Fitness Village and five clay tennis courts round out the days. Its 111 keys and private villas spread across Villa Soleil, the original 1870 building, the Eden-Roc Pavilion and the Deux Fontaines residence, in calm French style with sea-view rooms and teak-terrace suites. The setting is the storied Cote d'Azur: Antibes and its Picasso Museum, the Croisette at Cannes, Juan-les-Pins and Nice are all close along the coast. It is the Riviera at its most glamorous — seasonal, at its best in the warmer months. Out on the cape, the days drift between the pool and the sea: tennis on five clay courts, walks through pine and mimosa, and long lunches that stretch into Riviera evenings.
Accommodation
Rooms, suites & villas
111 keys including private villas spread across Villa Soleil, the original 1870 building, the Eden-Roc Pavilion and the Deux Fontaines residence, in calm, classic French style. Deluxe rooms look over the sea and the teak-terrace Eden-Roc Suite crowns them, the most storied rooms in a nine-hectare cape park. Many open to balconies and terraces among the pines, the Mediterranean never quite out of view. The original 1870 building keeps the grandest, most storied of the rooms.
Entry
Superior Room
Sleeps two. A historic king in the original 1870 Villa Soleil, over the park or sea.
Original 1870Park/sea outlook
Sea view
Deluxe Sea View Room
Sleeps two to three. A king with a Grande Allee and Mediterranean view, over the sea.
Sea viewSea outlook
Signature
Eden-Roc Suite
Sleeps two. A king with a teak terrace and jacuzzi, over the sea.
Teak terraceSea outlook
Villa
Private Villa
Sleeps four to eight. A villa in a garden and sea setting for privacy.
PrivateSea/park outlook
Food & Drink
Dining
Michelin-starred Louroc dines over the sea on refined Provencal cooking, the Eden-Roc Pool Bar keeps lunch easy beside the rock-carved pool, and Giovanni's brings an Italian table. It is glamorous Riviera dining, the Mediterranean filling the view from every terrace. Breakfast on the terrace, lunch at the rock pool and dinner over the water set the unhurried rhythm of a cape day.
Signature
Louroc
Louroc, one Michelin star, over the sea.
Pool
Eden-Roc Pool Bar
Eden-Roc Pool Bar, poolside by the rock pool.
Italian
Giovanni's
Giovanni's, Italian dining.
Wellbeing
Dior Spa & pool
The Dior Spa Eden-Roc brings a sauna, steam and an experience shower alongside a Fitness Village, but the signature is water: the heated seawater infinity pool carved into the rock in 1914, its diving boards and some thirty-one cliffside cabanas, and a private pontoon for yachting. Wellness here is the sea itself, the pool blending straight into the Mediterranean. Five clay tennis courts and the cape's pine-shaded coastal paths round out the days outdoors.
Dior Spa Eden-Roc
Dior Spa Eden-Roc, sauna and steam.
The seawater pool
The seawater pool, carved into the rock.
A private pontoon
A private pontoon, for yachting.
Activities & Experiences
Signature Experiences
The pool, the glamour and the cape define a stay — swim the mythical rock-carved seawater pool, soak up the 1870 legend that drew Fitzgerald and the Cannes set, and dine over the sea at Louroc. A private pontoon launches yachting to Cannes and the Lerins islands, with the Rose Garden and Cap d'Antibes coastal walks at the door. Antibes and its Picasso Museum, the old town, Juan-les-Pins and Nice are all close along the coast.
The rock-carved pool
The rock-carved pool, mythical, since 1914.
The 1870 legend
The 1870 legend, Fitzgerald and Cannes.
Michelin-starred Louroc
Michelin-starred Louroc, over the sea.
Yachting
Yachting, from the private pontoon.
Cap d'Antibes walks
Cap d'Antibes walks, and the Rose Garden.
Getting There
Location & transfers
By air
To Nice
From Nice airport along the Riviera coast to the tip of Cap d'Antibes.
On the cape
Cap d'Antibes
At the extreme tip of Cap d'Antibes, in a nine-hectare park with a private bay.
Guest Reviews
What Our Clients Say
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“The most extraordinary place I have ever stayed. Nothing prepares you for the depth of the silence, the beauty of the reef, or the sheer generosity of the experience.”
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“We’ve stayed here three times now. The house reef has no equal. The stargazing was, genuinely, one of the most moving experiences of my adult life.”
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“I had stayed at Four Seasons, One&Only and Velaa before visiting Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc. They are all magnificent. But this is different in a way that is hard to articulate.”
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Good to Know
Good to know
Board basis
- Room only or bed-and-breakfast.
Seasonal
- Seasonal, open roughly April to mid-October.
Made for couples
- Made for couples, families and the glamorous Riviera stay.
Getting there
- From Nice airport along the Riviera.
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