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In the spotlight

Purchased in December 2024 by the Grolleau family and reopened in May under the Sure Hotel by Best Western banner, the former Belvedere hotel in Mougins has undergone a complete renovation. In charge of operations, Robin Dallest, assistant manager, is aiming for a mon service and proximity.

In the shade of the pines, overlooking the Bay of Cannes and close to major traffic arteries, this 2-star hotel, now part of the Best Western group (Sure Hotel brand), boasts 55 freshly renovated rooms (including 3 with PRM access). All feature the same tones: white, bright pastel colors, flat-screen TVs, comfortable “divisible” beds to easily accommodate groups, mezzanines for family versions, and everything you need for a cup of coffee or tea. There’s no doubt about it: comfort and conviviality are the order of the day. The same atmosphere can be found in the large breakfast room and reception area, which have also been spruced up.

Services include a snack bar for lunch and dinner, a MyWoo corner dedicated to coworking, and soon, a small meeting room, not to mention secure private parking and the swimming pool, which is also scheduled for a major facelift!

Service and people as added value

But it’s not just these renovations and new facilities that make the facility so attractive, as the deputy director explains: “the real added value is the human touch, the delicate intention. Just because we have two stars doesn’t mean we have to settle for the minimum. We have a great team, and my aim is to get the staff even more involved, to encourage them to create a lasting bond with customers, and to make the attention we pay to people the primary lever for building loyalty. I can easily imagine the introduction of little welcome gifts for our guests, highlighting local know-how, with refined advice on what there is to see and do during their stay”. This young man knows what he’s talking about: with a wealth of experience in the hotel world, he has worked in top establishments where service is king, such as the Martinez in Cannes, or the Hostellerie La Farandole **** in Sanary-sur-Mer.

Its objectives: a gradual move upmarket, with an eye on a possible third star. But also: a balanced distribution between business and leisure customers, and continued technical improvements.

I’m very optimistic, ” concludes Robin Dallest, “as the initial feedback is already very encouraging. To be continued…

Find out more

+33 (0)4 93450555

431 Chemin du Belvรฉdรจre, Mougins, 06250

Website

PICTURES ….

 

Throughout the year, Mougins Tourist Office offers guided tours in French and English of the old village and its medieval streets.
But what if the tours aren’t available when you come, or you simply prefer to go at your own pace? Don’t panic, the office is now offering two free audioguides accessible directly via your smartphone!
Choose from two themed tours, in French and English:
โ–บ “Mougins and its secrets”: Dive into the history and charm of Mougins through its cultural, heritage and gastronomic riches. Between picturesque alleyways, local anecdotes and fragments of the past, this tour reveals the secrets of the village. โ–บ Go to HERE
โ–บ “Mougins and the Master”: This tour combines the discovery of the village with its special bond with Pablo Picasso. It explores not only the village’s treasures and history, but also the painter’s deep attachment to Mougins, where he lived for the last twelve years of his life. โ–บ Access it HERE

Nice visit!

The Iki. T , a small paradise with Balinese influences

It is in the heart of the Bastide du Moulin de Mougins that the new address of Iki.T is nestled. A bucolic and friendly haven where you can enjoy healthy, joyful, family-style cooking, essentially organic, and discover a vast choice of decorative objects in the shop (local, original, Balinese creations, Iki Buddhas…) In the gardens, in the shade of trees or arbours, you can enjoy a matcha latte or one of the many teas on the menu, with names evocative of travel. You can refresh yourself with a detox water, a homemade lemonade or a squeezed juice. You can order the suggestion of the day, a Balinese speciality, an assorted “ikiter” board or one of the famous “Tartikines”, soft slices of bread kneaded by hand, covered with delicious flavours and decorated with flowers!

Find out more

Open Monday to Saturday, 10am to 7pm. Aperitifs on Thursday, Friday and Saturday until 9pm. Snacks from Monday to Saturday.

Adress : La Bastide du Moulin de Mougins, 1028 avenue Notre-Dame-De-Vie, Mougins.

Contact : +33 (0)4.93.90.02.77 / +33 (0)6.74.35.08.36

Networks : @iki.t_mougins

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