Location Ten minutes' walk from the centre of Mougins, 20 minutes' drive from Cannes. Hilltop village of Mougins, Cannes, perfumes at Grasse. Alternatively, head into the countryside of Provence to admire the scenery, discovering quaint villages on the way. Holiday price guide Sample prices are per person based on two people sharing a Classic double or twin room for 7 nights.
The prices displayed here are a guide only. Each holiday price will be tailor-made at the time of booking to reflect all actual costs including up-to-date special offers. Le Mas Candille in Mougins enjoys the beauty and serenity of an inland location, set in extensive parkland, but is just 4 miles away from the thriving atmosphere of Cannes. All rooms at Le Mas Candille are individually decorated in a style that combines antique furnishings with light, natural colours and modern amenities such as CD and DVD players and Internet access.
The hotel benefits from a beautiful infinity-edge swimming pool from where you can enjoy stunning vistas across the countryside. A smaller, more intimate pool is an added bonus. After a day of either wandering around the artists' village of Mougins or relaxing in the well-kept grounds of the hotel, guests can enjoy a culinary feast in the Michelin starred Restaurant Le Candille, or opt for the more relaxed feel of the poolside restaurant, La Pergola.
Here you can indulge in a number of face and body treatments and then relax in their Japanese gardens. With its proximity to Nice Airport Le Mas Candille is an ideal destination for a short break, but its excellent facilities mean that it is an equally attractive option for longer, more relaxing stays.
Le Mas Candille has 45 rooms and suites in three unique buildings, each with air conditioning, television, DVD and CD player, direct-dial telephones, internet access, hour room service, hairdryer, minibar, in-room safe. Connecting rooms are available in Classic, Superior and Deluxe Room categories. For a holiday to Le Mas Candille, our clients fly to Nice and then usually have the use of a hire-car for the duration of the holiday, or they arrive in their own car on a self-drive holiday, often as part of a multi-centre touring holiday we would include a Eurotunnel crossing or a ferry crossing, depending on the itinerary , or they arrive by train, having taken the Eurostar London to Paris or Lille, and then the TGV to Nice.
