By alison - December 9, Updated: February 3, I even had a partner in crime for my adventure, my fellow Brussels Radisson Ambassador, Emma. We met not so bright and early at Central Station, on Saturday morning, and headed to the airport. As we were only staying one night, we were travelling light and sailed through security to await our Eastjet flight to Nice.
In less than two hours, we were emerging from our airplane into the sunshine of the south of France. We climbed into our waiting car to make the half hour drive from Nice Airport to Cannes. Situated on the edge of the old quarter, the Radisson overlooks the port of Cannes. And if you know anything about Cannes, you know the kind of boats that grace this harbour! The spa manager greeted us at reception and informed us we would enjoy two of the Thalasso treatments that afternoon.
She gave us a quick tour of the property and spa and we hurried to have a bite of lunch before our appointments. A quick lunch at the Spa before heading to our treatments. We ate, changed, and made it to Les Thermes Marins de Cannes , with a few minutes to spare. The spa is on three levels, with the majority of the treatments happening on the first floor. There is a peaceful waiting room, with drinks and snacks, and a balcony over-looking the pool and harbour. The spa waiting room and view from the terrace.
Finally, one floor below, are the sauna, hammam, caldarium, multi-sensory shower, and a relaxation room. We waited for our treatments to begin and finally, Emma was led away.
We found this a bit odd as my treatment was supposed to begin first. After what seemed like more than a reasonable amount of time to wait, I went to reception to inquire about the delay. It turned out the person who was supposed to do my treatment was stuck in traffic. As a further wait would impact my second treatment, I was told a solution would be found and I should enjoy the spa while waiting for my second treatment. The fact that my masseur only worked on my head and feet was quite incredible.
