Hôtel Barrière Le Gray d'Albion (Cannes, France)

With its location on a side street just off the Croisette, everything you may need for a trip to Cannes is within walking distance. There is a good selection of local cafes, bars and restaurants within easy reach and the train station less than ten-minute

Guests feel safe at Gray D'Albion; lifts are accessible using your room keycard and, while parking is public, it is off-street and, with it's location beneath the hotel, lift-accessible.

For most, some of the best things about the hotel are the outside spaces. The private beach is a big perk and you can dine al fresco; at La Plage D'Albion Barrière Restaurant in the evenings, or on the terrace at breakfast.

The hotel is modern and has been decorated fairly recently, but it has been said that housekeeping lets the hotel down on occasion; guests have reported balconies going unswept, stains on carpets and dusty spots missed.

Some guests have commented that many services at the hotel come as add-ons and are not included in the cost of your stay; parking is pricey, the health facilities and sun loungers on the private beach are overpriced (although, bizarrely, you may access th

Most guests find the staff at the hotel to be friendly and professional, however, others have suggested that they could be more helpful. Requests for room upgrades have been refused and late-checkouts have not been granted.