JULIANA HOTEL CANNES, Cannes – A Smart Stay in the City

The hotel's rooms are quite small but clean, although dated with old furniture and poor decoration. The location is good, close to amenities but with some cleanliness issues. The dining experience has its ups and downs, while service is lacking in some areas.

My stay at the hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The room with a balcony was spacious and clean, and the air conditioning worked well. However, the lack of tea/coffee making facilities and a very small bathroom were downsides. The service was really helpful, but the prices for premium rooms were not justified by the standard. The location was good for beach access but slightly far from shopping areas and the old town. The dining experience had its ups and downs, with a limited breakfast buffet but a good selection of food. Overall, it was a decent stay with its strengths and weaknesses.

The hotel rooms were small, in poor condition, and lacked entertainment systems; however, the service was efficient and friendly. The location was basic but well-supplied with amenities, and the dining experience was a complete waste of money. Overall, the hotel needs repairs but the service was satisfactory.

The hotel was poor and due for refurbishment, but booked through the Cannes Lions travel services agency. The rooms were awful and out of time. Service was mostly very helpful, especially for help with a dental emergency, but they were in so much debt they were not spending any money. The location was a complete building site and a serious health and safety hazard, despite being close to everything in Cannes. Dining was a complete waste of money with dirty tables and crockery. The facilities were lacking proper maintenance.