Hotel Le Mistral

The hotel staff were very welcoming and helped us up the stairs with our bags. The room was understandably small given it's central location, but comfy, quiet and well equipped. The beach and secure car park was a 5 minute walk away, and you are in the centre of Cannes as soon as you step out of the door.

Dropping off bags and passengers can be a bit tricky as the hotel is on a narrow one way street. There is a pull-in for the hotel, so I'd recommend calling ahead to make sure that is clear, otherwise you are blocking the road whilst unloading!

Super place, lovely room, fantastic location, excellent for solo travellers. Gorgeous fresh bread and croissants for breakfast. Only a few minutes walk from the train station, close to the seafront. Very nice people running it. Definitely recommend.

Apart from the cute breakfast area, there is nowhere to sit but the rooms are comfy and you're in Cannes so loads of options outside. No lift and the staircase is winding, perfectly fine but maybe not for those with mobility issues.

The staff and the location were outstanding. We also really liked the room and appreciated the comfort and it the amenities, such as beach towels, and a refrigerator. We had asked for towels for the beach, and they also offered us an umbrella which we thought was quite unusual and very helpful.

Unfortunately, their shower situation, at least in room 202, is very uncomfortable. There is no complete shower door, curb to keep the water out of the rest of the bathroom, or shower curtain. This could pretty easily be remedied by adding one or two of the three things just mentioned. I don’t know if it’s like this in the other rooms, but it made our time less comfortable and we all did not take an additional shower which we would’ve liked to, but didn’t want to deal with the flooding.

Not far from old city center

Old furniture and renovation Mold in certain spots in the bathroom The fridge didn’t really work. The owner changed for a new one after the weekend was over. But it was already too late, we had to go. No elevator