Anantara historic entrance into France

Meaning to carry something else entirely to the neighborliness area in France, the appearance of Anantara Court Decent Lodging in a revived nineteenth century engineering gem on Pleasant's promenade, denotes a victorious return of one of the most celebrated lodgings on Côte d'Azur and a continuation of Anantara's European development. The legacy property disregarding the Promenade des Anglais is currently open following a broad two-year redesign to its Beauty Époque period magnificence.

The Anantara Plaza Nice Hotel is ideally situated at the entrance to Nice's Golden Square and offers views of the Albert 1er Gardens and the shimmering Promenade des Anglais, Nice's most well-known seashore. The remarkable 175-year-old building has 151 rooms, including 38 suites, many with sea views from their balconies and terraces. It also has a new Anantara Spa, a seminar area with six meeting rooms, a ballroom, and a chic rooftop restaurant and bar with a 360-degree view of Old Nice and the Baie des Anges.

The beautiful interiors were created by a group of interior designers and architects that included the award-winning David Collins Studio, the local architect Jean-Paul Gomis, and TBC Studio. The design brings the historic structure on Nice's Avenue de Verdun up to date with contemporary tastes while paying homage to the neo-classical design of the original hotel, which debuted as Nice's first luxury hotel in 1848.

The guest rooms and suites at the Anantara Plaza Nice Hotel blend luxurious Anantara accents with comfortable sophistication, both of which were inspired by the dazzling Mediterranean Sea and the Côte d'Azur's golden age. The marble-covered interiors, which offer views of the sea or landscaped gardens, combine pastel colours and rich Mediterranean textures to create a calming ambience. Subtle touches of wood and gold also help to stimulate the senses.

Visitors can reserve the 54-square-meter Baie des Anges Signature Suite, which features a large sitting room, a kitchenette, and a panoramic terrace overlooking the renowned Baie, to experience Nice in the ultimate French Riviera elegance. The 75-square-meter Presidential Suite, which is even more opulent and is situated on the fifth floor, is a stunning room with amazing views of Baie des Anges from a welcoming patio made for sunbathing and intimate gatherings.

The hotel's namesake restaurant, SEEN by Olivier, is located on the renowned rooftop and serves up modern Mediterranean cuisine created by Portuguese chef-entrepreneur Olivier da Costa. The new SEEN in Nice combines striking views, creative mixology, and gastronomic discoveries like Niçoise specialties subtly scented with black truffles from the nearby village of Le Rouret to briny sea urchins and plump oysters from local waters. This is similar to his hip eateries in Lisbon, Sao Paulo, and Bangkok. With 360° views of the city and the Baie des Anges from both indoor and outdoor tables, the breezy environment is tempting.