The golden age, revisited

The name gives away the era. Le 1932, part of Accor's MGallery collection, is a historic building on the edge of the Cap d'Antibes, restored to bring its Art Deco character together with a quieter, contemporary elegance. Juan-les-Pins has been a fashionable resort since the 1930s, and the hotel leans into that story: its concierge can arrange a private guided walk through the Art Deco villas and hotels of the golden age, ending with a drink on the roof.

Rooms with the sea in them

Rooms run from Classic and Superior to Deluxe and two kinds of Junior Suite, one with a terrace. Many look out over the Mediterranean.

Quinto Cielo

Fifth heaven, in Italian – and five floors up. The rooftop is a restaurant and lounge bar whose menu travels between Spain and Italy, with sharing plates, cocktails and deep-house music at aperitivo hour. It is open daily from 12:32 to 22:32, a playful nod to the hotel's name, and asks for appropriate dress. The rooftop pool and its loungers are reserved for hotel guests.

The rest of the house

• La Rotonde, the hotel's signature room, serves breakfast all year and turns into a Mediterranean bar-restaurant in the evening out of season
• A spa run with Codage Paris, offering personalised treatments and a sauna
• A fitness area and a secure underground car park
• A concierge reachable around the clock on WhatsApp