- Established in 1870 by the Garoupe brothers, the hotel has been a legendary destination for over a century and a half.
- The estate spans 9 hectares of Mediterranean gardens and features 117 rooms and suites.
- The Eden Roc pavilion, built in 1914, houses a world-famous seawater pool carved directly into the rock face.
- The property is a distinguished member of the Oetker Collection and offers a signature Sisley Spa.
Perched on the extreme rocky tip of Cap d’Antibes, opened in 1870 by the Garoupe brothers and later acquired by Antoine Sella in 1889, the Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc stands as one of the world’s most legendary luxury hotels. For a century and a half, Hollywood stars, European aristocracy, and the international jet-set have mingled here, gathering around its iconic rock-hewn pool, one of the most famous on the planet. A member of the Oetker Collection.
9 Hectares of Mediterranean Gardens
Umbrella pines, olive trees, lavender: the Cap-Eden-Roc’s nine hectares of gardens transform every stroll into an olfactory journey. The main house (the Hôtel du Cap) offers 117 rooms and suites, complemented by the exclusive Eden Roc cabanas, located by the pool.
Eden Roc and the Rock-Hewn Pool
The Eden Roc pavilion, built in 1914, is the nerve centre of the luxury hotel’s social life. It houses a restaurant, a bar, and the legendary seawater pool carved into the rock face, perched dramatically above the Mediterranean, one of the most photographed in the world.
Sisley Spa
The Cap-Eden-Roc’s Sisley Spa offers signature treatments and an indoor pool for blustery days. A fitness room, hammam, sauna, and the option for private cabana treatments by the sea are also available.
Practical Information
- Address: Boulevard JF Kennedy, 06160 Cap d’Antibes
- Capacity: 117 rooms + Eden Roc cabanas
- Distinction: 5 stars · legendary luxury hotel since 1870
- Unique Feature: Rock-hewn pool overlooking the sea
- Official Website: oetkercollection.com
