Best Western Premier Hotel Roosevelt

The five categories include Classic, Superior and Executive Double Rooms, a Superior Triple Room and a Junior Suite. All are air-conditioned and have a TV with cable channels, a fridge, a safe and a welcome tray. The room descriptions also mention bathrobes and a hairdryer. Room sizes range from 16 to 30 m². The Classic and Superior Double Rooms are suitable for two people, while the Triple Room and the suite accommodate more guests.

The differences include the space and amenities. The Classic Double Room is the most compact; the Superior and Executive Double Rooms offer more space. The Triple Room and Junior Suite have a minibar, and the Junior Suite also has a Nespresso coffee machine. Sleeping arrangements include a double bed in the Classic Double Room, a large double bed in the Superior Double Room, and configurations with a sofa bed in the Triple Room and the suite. The Executive Double Room has an extra-large double bed.

The reception is open 24 hours a day and offers concierge service and luggage storage. You can also make use of express check-in and check-out, daily housekeeping and room service. For business needs, the hotel has meeting and function rooms, as well as fax and photocopying services. A shared lounge with a TV completes the communal spaces.

The bar, snack bar and on-site café offer several options for a break; breakfast can be served in your room. Facilities include free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, air conditioning, heating and a lift. Laundry, dry cleaning and ironing services are available on site. Bicycle and car hire make it easier to get around the city and the region. Connecting rooms and family rooms are also available. Public parking is available nearby, by reservation and for an additional charge.

Nice combines the lively atmosphere of a large Mediterranean city with a seafront promenade and historic neighbourhoods. Rue Marechal Joffre is in a central area, between shops, pedestrian streets and the seafront. Visitors can alternate between city strolls, swimming and exploring the heritage, without leaving the city to enjoy the Mediterranean.

Place Masséna, 400 m away, marks the entrance to the old town and its shopping streets. Jardin Albert Ier leads towards the Promenade des Anglais and the beaches, including Ruhl Beach, 500 m away. Musée Masséna traces the history of Nice in a Belle Époque villa. Further east, you can explore Vieux-Nice on foot, with its colourful façades, churches and markets. Nice-Ville railway station is 730 m away; the tram connects the centre to the airport, 4.1 km away.

The city is worth visiting in every season: spring and autumn are well suited to walks and cultural visits, while summer is ideal for days on the coast. A pleasant day could start in the lanes of Vieux-Nice, continue with a break by the sea and end on Castle Hill, whose heights offer views over the bay and rooftops. The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art offers another stop for those who want to spend time exploring Nice’s collections.