Welcome to Villa Djunah
Food & Drink
Festive restaurant, lounge bar, sea-view terrace and beach club
Four areas, three concepts, two ambiances, one destination
A Restaurant, Bar & Lounge, Private Beach, Rooftop & Club experience like no other in the region capturing the feel, flavours and energy of the Middle-East; highlighting fresh products, sweet spices and playing on the seasonality of the sumptuous products of our region.
Our private beach welcomes friends, couples, and families to soak up the sun’s rays while perching on the sunbeds. From 10am to sunset enjoy quality service with your feet in the sand with a breathtaking view of the bay of Juan les Pins.
OPEN EVERY DAY
Beach Club & Lounge : 10am to 7pm
Lunch Time : 12pm to 3:30pm
Golden Sundays : DJ Set & Happy Hour 5-7pm
Our Middle-Eastern Mediterranean inspired menu offers a contemporary twist with a touch of the unexpected.
Nestled in a cosy 1920’s Arabian villa in the colder months, from early May our lush exotic garden and private beach await.
DINNER SERVICE ONLY
Wednesday to Sunday : 7pm – 10:30pm
Every night, Villa Djunah invites you to its Bar & Lounge offering a curated selection of timeless classics and refined and audacious cocktails. On weekends and from 11pm, our inside space transforms into CASA DJUNAH, our intimate house club open until 4am.
EVENING ONLY – WALK-IN POLICY
CASA DJUNAH TABLES – +33 6 85 41 78 92
Wednesday & Thursday : 5pm – 2:30am
Friday & Saturday : 5pm – 4am
Sunday : 5pm – midnight
This exciting addition to Villa Djunah’s offerings promises an unparalleled dining experience every Sunday evening. Our exclusive rooftop will blow your mind as it gives off a view of the Baie of Juan-les-Pins.
Our Story
A rich past, a promising future
Villa Djunah has brought a touch of exotic elegance to the Côte d’Azur for nearly a century. An exciting new chapter in its history has opened, reviving an enchanting past.
Originally known as Villa El Djézaïr (Algeria in Arabic), the building was commissioned as a private villa by Camille Chrétien in 1922. Revolutionary in its time, the building was designed by a local architect, Ernest Truch, to reflect Chrétien’s memories of trips to Algeria and his love for the country’s neo-Moorish architecture.
In 1999, the Villa was declared a historic monument and labeled “Heritage of the 20th century” by the French Heritage Commission…