The Mondrian Cannes stands out with its curved, white facade facing the Mediterranean, a sharp break from the heavier stone architecture nearby. Originally constructed as the Grand Hotel in eighteen sixty-three, it was the first luxury hotel built on the Croisette. It once hosted guests like Victor Hugo, who allegedly stayed there to watch the sea. The hotel underwent a complete transformation in twenty-twenty-three, trading its traditional gold-leaf interiors for the minimalist, bright aesthetic that characterizes the Mondrian brand today.
Mondrian Cannes
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