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Rooms are newly renovated and the hotel is brand new. Management is decent. Breakfast is Ok but we missed boiled eggs. The location is far from the Palais where all the action is. At night it is desolate and nothing is open, while just 15 min away, Cannes is bustling. I would not stay here again, primarily due to the bad location.

Don't do it. This hotel feels so isolated it might as well be 100km from the Riviera. Surrounded only by incessant traffic, often congested, there is little sign of civilisation other than that which is crawling through the adjacent motorway to be anywhere but here. If you're hungry, there's a couple of eateries about, but nothing you'll care to remember. You could walk to the seafront if you wanted an escape, but that endeavour would probably take you 20 minutes on a good day. A cab in a busy period might take you longer. There is a bus, but it's small consolation. If you are here to visit Cannes, this simply isn't the base to do it. With seafront so glorious, you'd be mad to stay this far from the action. Given the appalling location, it shouldn't matter how good or bad the rooms are; you simply shouldn't be dropping your luggage anywhere near here.

I stayed for one night at the Alliance Hotel on a business trip at the beginning of December.The Alliance is in the northern suburb of Le Cannet, well away from the center of Cannes and well away from the beaches. The hotel is on the main road leading to the A8 motorway. You really need a car to stay at this hotel and visit Cannes itself - conveniently placed it isn't."Cheapskate" isn't a word that I'd normally use, but it is the one that sums up this hotel for me. Very small rooms - a work desk that was just about big enough to hold my laptop, a minuscule wardrobe to hang clothes. Tired looking furniture, with panels in the bathroom that had been removed and fixed back in the most clumsy way with big screws protruding. A basin plug that did not work. Only one lift in normal use - meaning long waits.The worst thing was breakfast - very little choice indeed - a single baguette, some cheese, some ham plus a couple of cereals and yogurt. I felt like they were providing as little as possible to keep the costs down.Not a place I will use again.On the plus side, they do have free internet access which worked well. They also have an underground car park, although they charge a stiff ¿¿¿12 per night to use it.

We stayed at Alliance Hotel in Cannes only one night as part of the Wonders Of Europe tour with Cosmos so, I suppose, not long enough to do a proper review. Our tour guide dealt with all the details with the hotel so we had little contact with staff but what contact we did have was very friendly and helpful. The room was a reasonable size and we got free wi-fi in the room. We also had a great breakfast. Pity we didn't stay longer, but I would definitely stay here again should the opportunity arise.

We stayed here during the Advertising Festivale. It was quite a distance from the Palais but they had a shuttle regularly leaving to the Palais which was very convenient. The hotel's driver was even helpful in giving some details around Cannes. She was very helpful and very warm with the guests. If we weren't able to take the shuttle to the Festivale, it was a short bus ride away so it was also convenient for us to go to La Croissette.The room was quite spacious, we even had an extra single bed in the room. Smelled like the last guest smoked in the room but bearable. A little room spray helped the smell go away so it was okay. The room was clean and the toilet was spacious. The breakfast was good. They had a good selection. Customer service was also good.