Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc

Antibes, France

Overview

The Hotel

Perched at the tip of the Cap d'Antibes since 1870, Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc occupies a rarefied category all its own — a place so mythologized by the writers and film stars who made it their summer address that its name functions almost as shorthand for the Riviera itself. Set within 22 acres of pine woodland cascading to a private rocky shoreline, the property divides its 111 rooms and suites between the original Belle Époque villa and the cliff-side Eden-Roc Pavilion above the sea. The Michelin-starred restaurant Louroc, a saltwater pool hewn from the rock, 33 private pine-shaded cabanas, and a Dior Spa complete an experience that remains almost defiantly unreproducible. The hotel accepts cash only and does not advertise — a stance that has only deepened its legend.

Good to Know

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Location

Antibes, France

Partner Program

Travel Partner

Included When You Book With Us

Preferred Partner recognition across all Oetker Collection hotels

Room or suite upgrade upon arrival, when available

Daily complimentary breakfast for two

Hotel, dining, or spa credits

Early check-in and late check-out, subject to availability

Priority access to cabana, beach club, and signature restaurant reservations

On Property

Dining & Amenities at Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc

Modern French (Michelin One Star)

Louroc

The hotel's gastronomic anchor, Louroc earned its first Michelin star for creative contemporary French cuisine served with panoramic views over the Lérins Islands. Chef's menus celebrate the extraordinary seasonal produce of Provence and the Riviera.

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Classic French / Mediterranean

Restaurant Eden-Roc

The grand terrace restaurant set above the Mediterranean, serving traditional French cuisine for lunch and dinner against a backdrop of luminous water and sea-pine. Langoustines, bouillabaisse, and grilled fish define a menu that reads like a love letter to the Côte d'Azur.

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Grill / Casual Mediterranean

Le Grill

A relaxed, convivial counterpart to the formal dining rooms, Le Grill serves the poolside and beach-club crowd with wood-fired seafood, salades niçoises, and the long Riviera lunches for which this part of the world is famous.

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