Ideally located for exploring Cannes on foot, the rooms at the Renoir offer a retreat with subtle charm, where glamour is expressed in whispers.

The Rooms

The 31 rooms of Hôtel Renoir pay tribute to the glamour of the 1950s. Portraits of iconic figures add character and atmosphere, echoing the timeless spirit of the Festival. The space breathes, opens, and welcomes.

A scene ready to be played, where one naturally finds their place.

The Renoir does not simply open, it comes alive the moment the threshold is crossed, like a curtain sliding aside to reveal a vibrant set.

Hôtel Renoir

Within this Belle Époque building, intimacy meets the gentle energy of Cannes, and one immediately senses that particular rhythm found in houses where you feel expected. Light settles differently here; it glides over materials, highlights a curve, catches an amber reflection.

Every gesture, every presence is discreet yet precise, never spectacular, always right.
A silence that soothes, a detail that draws the eye, an attention offered at the exact moment it becomes natural…
All are small scenes that together compose a living welcome, almost choreographed.

At the Renoir, there is a warmth that forces nothing, yet envelops everything. It puts you at ease instantly, like a set you instinctively understand, you know where to rest your gaze, how to breathe, how to savor the moment.

A place that accompanies rather than imposes, where each second seems to take on a softer, more elegant, more luminous tone.

Authentic and full of character, an invitation to experience Cannes differently.

Reception welcomes guests throughout the day, with check-in from 4:00 pm and check-out until 11:00 am, allowing each stay to unfold at its own pace.

Breakfast is served from 7:00 am to 10:30 am as a Mediterranean buffet, to be enjoyed in a warm and inviting atmosphere. Recently redesigned, the breakfast room features elegant wood finishes, soft textures, and refined details, creating a welcoming setting for the start of the day.

And if your curiosity lead elsewhere, the collection continues with Hôtel Cézanne, or a Mediterranean interlude, fresh and reimagined, at Hôtel Verlaine.

At Hôtel Renoir, time slows naturally, offering a place to arrive, enjoy the moment, and return with pleasure.