Overview
Constructed in 1929, the Palais de la Mediterranée became a legend over 75 years. A world of arts and gaming, of luxury and beauty, the Roaring Twenties. The monumental facade, the great gaming rooms. The Palais de la Mediterranée, in prime position on the Promenade des Anglais, boasts 188 rooms and suites, around a panoramic terrace looking over the Baie des Anges, a real oasis of coolness. All decorated in the Art-Deco style, they offer a blend of wood, textiles and simple lines, and all boast state-of-the-art equipment.
Dining In
At Padouk, the cuisine has Mediterranean flavors, emphasizing seasonal products, seafood and fruits and vegetables of the region. Chef employs the cuisine of his heritage, remembering his grandmother's cooking and applying contemporary touches. The decor of Le Padouk combines dark exotic woods, modern furniture in warm orange and red hues. Padouk, a precious wood used for bows of ships, is the primary material used on the restaurant's walls. The mahogany parquet floor shows to advantage the green, blue and orange coloured mosaic accents on the floor of the restaurant. The general atmosphere is very warm, welcoming and relaxing. During sunny days, the restaurant's terrace, landscaped with mandarin trees and lavender, offers a spectacular panoramic view on the Baie des Anges, the only one of this kind on the Côte d'Azur.
Recreation and Health
The vast pool, heated all year long and surrounded by parasols, provides the centrepiece for guests who are invited to indulge in moments of intense relaxation. For a more dynamic stay, they can use the large fitness room, Turkish baths and ultramodern cardio-training equipment.
Features
7 meeting rooms, terrace sea view next to the bar and restaurant.