1932. Juan-les-Pins has become a must-see destination. Following musician Cole Porter, Americans Gérald and Sara Murphy launched the summer season 10 years earlier. Scott Fitzgerald and John Dos Passos immortalized this golden age inhabited by giants such as Pablo Picasso, Rudolph Valentino or Ernest Hemingway. That year, a hotel was opened. Built by modernist architect George Dikanski above the Gould pine forest and beaches, it evokes a ship moored in carefree times. 90 years later, the building revives its splendour and draws its name and inspiration from the year of its birth. The 1932 Hotel & Spa Cap d'Antibes - MGallery pays tribute to the refinement of the Roaring Twenties, which it revives in a contemporary and festive interpretation.