French riviera hotel : Hotel 3.14 Hôtel in Cannes

3,14 Hotel - Cannes

3.14 HOTEL: five floors, five continents, five worlds

At the heart of the golden triangle in Cannes, about 50 metres from the Croisette and close to the Palais des Festivals, Le 3.14 Hotel-Boutique proposes a really funky experience!

3.14 HOTEL: five floors, five continents, five worlds

At the heart of the golden triangle in Cannes, about 50 metres from the Croisette and close to the Palais des Festivals, Le 3.14 Hotel-Boutique proposes a really funky experience!

Much more than one hotel, the 3.14 is a world apart that will not leave indifferent those whose open mind is able to push back the borders. The 3.14 owes a great deal to designer Karine Ellena-Partouche and her sister, Alexandra, interior architect. Based on the idea of a trip around the world, the 3.14 represents one of the five continents on each of its floors. America: homage to a creative and luminous continent, Africa: gateway to the desert, Oceania of distant islands,
Europe: Paris in “La Belle Epoque” and Asia: the sun rising land… Such are the themes which inspire the decor on all of the hotel’s five floors.
In addition of his organic restaurant ”3.14 RESTAURANT BAR CLUB” and his private beach, the 3.14 swimming pool proposes a well being place : the “Cocoon” with massage, hammam swimming pool and Jacuzzi in front of the sea…

Rooms & Suites

The floors, a travel around the 5 Continents
On each floors of the 3,14 corresponds a universe representing one of the 5 continents: America, Africa, Oceania, Europe and Asia.
From the opened door’s lift: colours, fragrances, music are all reminiscent of the selected destination.

AMERICA, a creative continent…
An explosion of sharp colours, walls tint in blue of the Pacific Ocean, rough iron furniture, dazzling curtains playing with the sunshine, scent of sequoias, the woody fragrances of cedar trees…The rooms on the first floor plunge visitors into America crossbreed with the Latino culture. The kitsch Pop-Art décor emphasizes the eclecticism of the New World’s melting pot...

AFRICA, at the desert gates...
Hanging from the Moorish windows of the second floor’s rooms, billowing curtains decorated with beads evoke the sensuality of a belly dancer. The cushions trimmed with pendants, the finely chiselled brass light fittings with their voluptuous shapes, the delicate open fretwork of the tables combines with a whiff of nutmeg, cinnamon and Damask roses create an atmosphere worthy of the Arabian Nights…

OCEANIA, distant islands…
How could one fail to succumb to the charms of the third floor rooms? The cool freshness of the sea air blowing over the coral reef mingled with the sweet fragrance of the newly-dried copra in the coconut grove… The harmonious lines of the furniture, the softness of the fabrics, the symbolism of the decorative motifs, the light filtered by the raffia shades… are all reminiscent of the original paradise

EUROPE, Paris la Belle Epoque….
Let the powdery scent of roses and the earthy aroma of cedar wood enchant you and whisk you away for an incognito escapade into the feverish animation of the City of Light, the cabarets in Montmartre with their sparkling chandeliers. The rooms on the fourth floor compose
a symphony of voluptuousness where the pink wall drapes and bed-head match the carmine red of the curtains. The soft wall lights reveal the femininity and romanticism of the room. One’s spirit is irresistibly suggestive and tender…

ASIA, impressions of the rising sun…
A light mixture of aromatic incense, patchouli and jasmine in the air; the rooms on the fifth floor are inspired by the traditions of Japan, where the ever-present Zen procures a feeling of deep serenity. The geometric lines of the dark furniture combined with the lighter shades of the natural fabrics and the brightness of the red Chinese silk lead one’s body and mind towards peace. Buddha watches over our guests’ slumber…

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