Backpackers Chez Patrick

Backpackers Chez Patrick offers four accommodation categories: a bed in a four-person mixed dormitory, a bed in a six-person mixed dormitory, a Standard Triple Room and a Twin Room. The dormitories accommodate one person per booking, while the two private rooms can sleep three and two people respectively. They range from 11 to 17 m².

Air conditioning and soundproofing are features of all the rooms. All have access to a shared bathroom; power sockets beside the beds make it easy to charge your devices. The dormitories differ in capacity and sleeping arrangements. The Triple Room has one single bed and one double bed, while the Twin Room has bunk beds. A kettle, fridge and toaster are among the practical amenities shared by several categories. Bed linen is provided.

Backpackers Chez Patrick provides free Wi-Fi throughout the property. The dormitories and rooms are air-conditioned and soundproofed, and lockers are available to keep your belongings close at hand. A lift serves the first floor where the hostel is located. The bathrooms are shared and have a shower; bed linen is provided, while towels can be hired for an additional charge.

For preparing a drink or a simple meal, you will find a kettle, fridge, microwave and toaster. The reception is open for arrivals, and luggage storage is available. The rooms are inaccessible between 11:00 and 14:00 during cleaning; the reception remains open during this period. The staff can help you arrange tours, which can be booked on site. The property does not have parking.

Nice combines the pace of a large Mediterranean city with that of a seaside resort. The centre brings together shopping streets, lively squares and warm-coloured façades, while the seafront offers a promenade overlooking the bay. You can alternate cultural visits, swimming and breaks in the gardens without having to choose between the city and the coast.

Nice-Ville station, 300 m away, makes regional travel and arriving by train easy. The Marc Chagall National Museum, which includes the artist’s biblical works, is 540 m away. Place Masséna and the Promenade du Paillon make for a pleasant route towards Vieux-Nice, with its narrow streets, markets and monuments. The local beaches, including Centenaire Beach, are about 1.2 km away; the Promenade des Anglais then follows the seafront. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 4.6 km away. The tram and bus routes let you get around the city without a car, while the property does not have parking.

Nice is worth visiting all year round: winters are mild and well suited to museums and urban walks, while summer is better for beach days and evenings on a terrace. In spring and autumn, pleasant temperatures make it easy to combine the historic centre, gardens and seafront. For a varied day out, start with the collections at the Chagall Museum, cross the squares in the centre, then head down to the sea for a sunset stroll. Wear comfortable shoes to explore the old streets and sloping passageways of the historic district.