B&B HOTEL Nice Aéroport Arenas

The rooms at B&B HOTEL Nice Aéroport Arenas are air-conditioned and all have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The range includes double and twin rooms for two people, a triple room for three guests and a quadruple room that can accommodate four people. A double room accessible to guests with reduced mobility completes the range.

Room sizes range from 13 to 22 m², depending on the category. The Double and Twin Rooms are 13 m², as is the accessible room. The Triple Room offers 17 m², while the Quadruple Room, designed to accommodate the most guests, measures 22 m². The Superior Double Room also includes a coffee machine, in addition to its usual amenities. The bathrooms have a shower; bed linen and towels are provided.

B&B HOTEL Nice Aéroport Arenas offers several useful services during a stay in Nice. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. The private indoor car park includes an electric vehicle charging point and spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility; it is available for an additional charge, without the option to reserve and subject to availability. The reception is open 24 hours a day, and luggage storage is available.

The restaurant serves French cuisine, with vegetarian, halal and vegan options prepared on request. A buffet is served for breakfast; a bar, snack bar and on-site café complete the dining options. Shared facilities include a lounge with a TV and a games room. Family rooms, a lift and wheelchair-accessible facilities cater for a range of guests. Pets are welcome, possibly for an additional charge. Laundry, dry-cleaning and ironing services are also available.

Arenas is a district in western Nice, between major roads, the airport and the Mediterranean coast. It is a contemporary urban area, with transport facilities and large green spaces, rather than the narrow lanes of Vieux-Nice. It is a convenient place to stay for a business trip, an arrival by plane or a trip combining city visits with days by the water. Phoenix Park offers a landscaped break in this transport hub.

The Asian Arts Museum displays collections devoted to Asian cultures, while Phoenix Park invites you to explore its gardens and botanical areas. Nice-Saint-Augustin railway station makes regional travel easy; the tram connects the airport area to the city centre. For a trip to the coast, Carras and La Lanterne beaches offer pebbles and a seafront promenade. Further afield, central Nice brings together Place Masséna, Vieux-Nice and its historic lanes, as well as museums and gardens by the sea.

Nice is worth visiting all year round: mild spring and autumn days are ideal for walks, while summer is a good time to alternate morning visits with swimming. A day can begin in the gardens of Phoenix Park, continue in the central districts by tram and end on the coast. In winter, walks are pleasant when the sun is out, and museums offer an alternative during cooler hours. Nice-Saint-Augustin railway station and the urban transport links make it possible to explore the city without relying on a car all the time.