Introducing La Petite Maison, a Private Members Club & France’s First Zuma and Nammos
Palm Beach Cannes, an iconic destination on the Riviera and the social scene since the 1920s thanks to its glittering galas, cabarets and casinos, is set to reopen its doors in May 2024 after a five-year renovation. Previously frequented by luminaries such as the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Churchill, JFK and Grace Kelly, it will infuse the Côte d’Azur with a blend of timeless glamour and contemporary flair, offering a true “art de vivre” experience for its distinguished guests.
Cannes, ready to fortify its standing as a world-renowned culinary haven, will debut a collection of renowned restaurants opening at Palm Beach. Nammos Beach Club and Restaurant and Zuma, the upscale Japanese Izakaya restaurant, will be welcoming their first residency in France.The development will also include La Petite Maison, celebrated for its origins in Nice, along with Medusa, famed for its eclectic dinner and cabaret soirées. Adding to the culinary tapestry is Tamarin, a beloved South American-inspired restaurant from St. Barths, marking its inaugural venture beyond the Caribbean.
Palm Beach will proudly showcase Cannes’ first 43m saltwater pool, famously immortalised in Henri Verneuil’s film “Any Number Can Win”, starring Jean Gabin and Alain Delon. This meticulously restored waterfront feature retains the cinematic allure of its heyday, boasting breathtaking views across the Bay of Cannes.
The establishment also features a state-of-the-art fitness centre, wellness area and 13 luxury boutiques. A 1,200m2 ballroom, inspired by Alain Delon, pays homage to the vibrant parties of the Roaring T wenties held here. Palm Beach also became the first Riviera establishment to house a private members club, offering access to exclusive members’ boutiques, a members’ bar, wellness facilities and the impressive pool.
Located on the prestigious Pointe Croisette and spanning 23,000m2, the project stands as one of Europe’s most significant developments in 2024. Famed Cannes-based architects Caprini & Pellerin have skillfully preserved the original Hispano-Moresque and Art Deco architecture while ushering the site into the 21st century.
Perfectly positioned between Monaco and St Tropez and close to Nice international airport, Cannes has emerged as a hotspot, hosting prestigious global events, including the Cannes Film Festival, Cannes Lions, ILTM, and MIPIM. With a year-round calendar of cultural activities and a rich tradition of hospitality, the city seamlessly blends professional and leisure pursuits. Palm Beach Cannes heralds a new golden era on the French Riviera.
About Palm Beach
Palm Beach Cannes is a legendary resort located on the Pointe Croisette, facing the beautiful Lérins Islands. With a rich history dating back to 1929, the resort has been a focal point for prestigious events and a symbol of opulence and luxury in the French Riviera. Today, Palm Beach Cannes continues to enchant guests with its exclusive restaurants, bars, clubs, spa, pool and outdoor spaces, offering a world of leisure and high-end entertainment.
