Boscolo Nice Hotel & Spa

The rooms and suites at Boscolo Nice Hotel & Spa offer a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and city views. The Deluxe and Superior rooms accommodate two people and are available with either one extra-large double bed or two single beds. The Exclusive categories and suites offer more space, with layouts for two or three people.

The suites stand out for their generous proportions and certain amenities: the Junior Suite and the Executive, Presidential and Duplex Suites offer particularly spacious interiors, while several rooms and suites include a coffee machine. The categories with a terrace add outdoor space and a balcony. Bathrooms include toiletries, slippers and a bathrobe; some rooms also have a bathtub. Soundproofing and a minibar are among the amenities found in the rooms.

Boscolo Nice Hotel & Spa brings together several spaces for relaxation and dining. The spa and wellness centre are complemented by two pools, including an outdoor rooftop pool and an indoor pool. The sun terrace, sun loungers and pool towels let you make the most of the outdoor areas. The fitness centre completes the wellness facilities, with treatments and massages available on site.

The restaurant, bar and on-site café offer various options for meals and refreshments. Breakfast can be served in your room, and a kettle or coffee machine is available in the accommodation. Valet parking, indoor parking and an electric vehicle charging station cater to motorists; nearby private parking is available for a fee. The 24-hour reception, luggage storage, concierge service and airport shuttle make getting around easier. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.

Nice lies between the Mediterranean and the hills, with a lively centre where Belle Époque façades stand alongside the narrow streets of Vieux-Nice. Boulevard Victor-Hugo leads towards the central gardens and the seafront. The city suits both a city break and a few days spent enjoying the beach, museums and walks along the bay.

Place Masséna and Jardin Albert Ier provide access to the Promenade des Anglais and its pebble beaches. The Musée Masséna, housed in a Belle Époque villa, traces the history of Nice; further on, Vieux-Nice is home to narrow streets, Baroque churches and markets. Colline du Château offers views over the bay and the rooftops of the old town. Nice-Ville station makes regional journeys easy, while trams and buses serve the city’s neighbourhoods. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 4.2 km away.

For a first look around, you can spend the morning exploring the narrow streets and squares in the centre, then head to the seafront for an evening walk. In summer, the beaches and Promenade des Anglais are very busy; spring and the shoulder season are well suited to exploring on foot and taking trips into the hinterland. The markets and museums also offer plenty to do on a quieter day when the weather is less favourable.