Seminars and company events
Hôtel Juana hosts board meetings, small seminars and private receptions for up to 30 people in two meeting salons, in an Art Deco hotel facing the pine grove of Juan-les-Pins, in Antibes on the French Riviera.
The format suits management committees, client workshops and incentive groups who want a short working session followed by time by the sea. An event coordinator and a technical service support each meeting, and coffee breaks can be served in the room, on the terrace, at the bar or in the lounge. The team also designs receptions around a meeting, from a business lunch to a cocktail or a private dinner. For gala evenings, product launches and larger dinners, the group can turn to its sister hotel, the Hôtel Belles Rives, about 300 meters away on the shore.
Weddings and receptions
The hotel organizes private celebrations and weddings with a dedicated sales team that handles both design and coordination. Events usually open with a welcome cocktail. The hotel does not publish wedding capacities, so guest numbers and spaces are agreed with the team when the request comes in.
Rooms and capacities
The Salon Piscine covers 33 square meters and seats 21 in theatre style. It opens onto the pool house and a shaded terrace overlooking the pool and the pine grove. The Salon Pinède covers 60 square meters, seats 30 in theatre style, has a private balcony and can be turned into a breakout room, with a permanent coffee service on request. Both salons have Wi-Fi, a projector and screens, flip charts, and signage or a photo display on request. Branded stationery can be supplied.
Accommodation
Bedrooms range from Classic rooms to Prestige rooms with a sea view and a Deluxe Suite, along with family rooms and a family pavilion. Rooms hold two to four guests over 24 to 60 square meters. Hotel guests can use the private beach of the Hôtel Belles Rives, with a solarium and lunch service.
Catering
Paseo, the restaurant and bar of the hotel, serves Provençal cooking as small plates to share, which suits a relaxed lunch after a meeting. Menus for receptions and dinners are built with the events team.
History and setting
Alexandre Barache commissioned the hotel in 1931 from the architect Georges Dikansky. Aga Khan III, Edward VIII and Winston Churchill stayed here in its early years. From the 1950s, Juan-les-Pins became a center of jazz, and the hotel welcomed artists and musicians such as Picasso, Chagall, Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald, becoming closely tied to the Jazz à Juan festival. Alain Ducasse made its kitchen a reference in 1984. The Belles Rives group, run by Marianne Estène-Chauvin, acquired the hotel in 2006 and has reworked its Art Deco spirit in a contemporary way.
Getting there
Juan-les-Pins railway station is a short walk from the hotel, and Nice Côte d'Azur airport is about 25 kilometers away by road.
