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All six categories have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and soundproofing. They range from 16 to 22 m². Several rooms offer sea or garden views, while the room overlooking the inner courtyard stands out for its outlook towards the inside of the building. The double rooms are designed for two people; the triple room can accommodate three.

The rooms with balconies add outdoor space and a terrace, as well as a coffee machine. Two of them pair a balcony with a garden or sea view. The other categories offer a view without a balcony, including a triple room with a sofa bed in addition to the extra-large double bed. The choice therefore comes down to the view, outdoor space and capacity.

The reception is open 24 hours a day, and the concierge can help with requests related to your stay. Luggage storage is available, and housekeeping is provided daily. Room service, a wake-up service and a safe complement the facilities available at the hotel. Dry cleaning is also offered.

Guests can request breakfast in their room and use a kettle or coffee machine. Internet access is available throughout the property, and a lift serves the upper floors. Non-smoking and family rooms are among the accommodation options. The hotel has accessible facilities, including a low washbasin, toilets with grab rails and wheelchair access. Pet bowls are provided for permitted pets. A shuttle runs between the airport and the hotel in both directions.

Nice stretches between the Mediterranean and the first hills, with a centre where colourful façades, lively squares and shaded promenades sit side by side. From Avenue Max Gallo, the seafront and Paillon gardens set the scene: you can alternate swimming, walks along the Promenade des Anglais and exploring the old streets. The neighbourhood suits both a city break and a few days devoted to the coast.

Albert I Garden, 70 m away, has pathways and green spaces between the city and the sea. Old Nice, 250 m away, can be explored on foot through a maze of narrow streets, churches and squares; the Cours Saleya market is one of its landmarks. At 800 m, Castle Hill leads to viewpoints over the bay and rooftops. Nice-Ville railway station is 1.1 km away, and Nice Côte d'Azur Airport is 4.1 km away. Trams and buses make it easier to get around the city and reach the airport.

The mild climate means you can enjoy Nice in every season. Summer draws visitors to the beaches and evenings on the seafront, when it is busier; spring and the shoulder seasons are well suited to walks and outdoor visits. For a varied day, start in the narrow streets of Old Nice, take a break in a garden, then head to the seafront before sunset. In winter, the museums and heritage sites in the centre offer an enjoyable programme between walks.