The InterContinental Carlton Cannes stands out for its two massive, domed towers that frame the white facade facing the Mediterranean. Built in nineteen eleven, the hotel served as a neutral sanctuary for Allied officers during the Second World War. When the resistance moved in, they stashed secret radio transmitters behind the grand lobby fireplace to coordinate with London. Today, the hotel remains a landmark of the Croisette, holding decades of stories within its heavy, ornate walls.
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