Campanile Hotel Nice Centre Acropolis

The rooms at Campanile Hotel Nice Centre Acropolis come in single, double, twin and triple configurations. All have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The room descriptions also include air conditioning, soundproofing and free Wi-Fi. An electric kettle lets you make a drink, and a wake-up service is available.

The single and double rooms measure 10 m²; the single room is for one person, while the double and twin rooms accommodate two guests. The triple rooms offer 16 m² of space and sleep three people. One has three single beds and a bath; the other combines a single bed with a double bed. Bathrooms include a shower, a hairdryer and free toiletries. A lift serves the upper floors.

The 24-hour reception can welcome you at different arrival times, and luggage storage makes it easy to leave your belongings. The hotel also offers room service, a wake-up service and express check-in. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. The rooms are air-conditioned, and a lift serves the upper floors.

The sun terrace and outdoor furniture provide a place to sit outside. There is a café on site; dining options also include fruit, a buffet with options for children, and tea or coffee made with a teapot or coffee machine. A continental buffet breakfast includes pastries, yoghurt, cheese, ham, cereals and drinks. Guests who need accessibility equipment can make use of the available facilities. The hotel accepts pets, possibly for an extra charge.

Nice brings together the seafront, lively squares and the narrow streets of Vieux-Nice in a city where getting around on foot and by tram is convenient. The hotel is in the Acropolis district, east of the historic centre and near Place Garibaldi. The area combines cultural venues, urban streets and routes to the central districts; it suits travellers visiting museums, attending events or exploring the city between the sea and its heritage.

Place Garibaldi, lined with arcades and warm-toned façades, is a landmark in the district. MAMAC displays modern and contemporary art, while the Tête Carrée, a monumental sculpture by Sosno, is a distinctive feature of the cityscape. Walking west, Vieux-Nice reveals its narrow streets, churches and Palais Lascaris, known for its Baroque interiors. Promenade du Paillon crosses the centre as a large urban garden. The beaches and Promenade des Anglais extend the visit towards the coast. The tram serves the district; Nice-Ville station provides regional and national rail links. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is about 5 km away.

For a day of sightseeing, you can explore the narrow streets of Vieux-Nice in the morning, take a break around Place Garibaldi, then head to the seafront in the afternoon. Markets, museums and city walks can be enjoyed in every season. Summer brings a seaside atmosphere and larger crowds; spring and autumn often offer pleasant temperatures for exploring the districts on foot. On rainy days, the museums in the centre offer an alternative to the beaches and outdoor walks.