Cannes Hotel Guide. Hotels in Prado - Republique, Cannes, France

"Stayed here recently and unfortunately it was a very disappointing experience. The only positive is the location, which is convenient and well situated. Beyond that, the hotel falls far below expectations. The rooms are extremely outdated — it feels like nothing has been renovated since the late 90s or early 2000s — and, more importantly, they are poorly maintained. Our bathroom had missing tiles, and the faucet was literally falling apart. The overall condition gives the impression that upkeep is not a priority. The flooring is old carpet, which naturally feels unclean and worn. This really affects the overall comfort of the room. Another major issue was parking. The hotel advertises private parking, but we were not given access to it, which was frustrating and misleading. Considering the high price of the rooms, the value is simply not there. Honestly, even if it were free, I would not choose to stay here again. Would not recommend."

"The walk to Terminal 1 in the airport is quick and simple - just 5 minutes"

"Fantastic hotel with a friendly and helpful staff. Beautiful and spacious room. Hotel right on the water and all sites in Nice were walkable"

"If air conditional is going cooler is better"

"everything served at breakfast was delicious and the view was excellent."

"I didn’t have breakfast in the hotel. The hotel was clean the bathroom was dated but it didn’t bother us. Hotel is in a good location near the train station & the centre of nice. There are nice restaurants & brunch spots in the area. Less than 10 minutes walk to the promenade would stay again. "

"First class hotel. Beautiful classic contemporary rooms. Pleasant and professional staff."

"We weren't told the hotel was under construction which started noisily outside our room both days at 8am"

"One employee had a bad attitude and acted like we were bothering her every time we had a question.... It was hard to find cold water. There was hardly ever any ice water in the lobby and when it was out it was always empty. "