Chambre privative, grand arenas, proche aeroport, tram sur place, gare train st Augustin, 2 toilet, 2 cabine shower

The rooms include double categories and a triple room, with sea or garden views depending on the type selected. They all have air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Sizes range from 9 to 15 m², and the triple room can accommodate three people. The double rooms are arranged for two guests and have two single beds. The bathrooms and toilets are shared by all the rooms.

Some rooms with sea views have a balcony; another offers the most space in the guest house. The double rooms with garden views have a more compact layout. A kettle, a washing machine, towels and a hairdryer are among the shared amenities listed for the rooms. The configurations therefore differ in their views, whether they have a balcony, their size and the number of beds.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the guest house. The rooms are air-conditioned and non-smoking. They have a flat-screen TV and an electric kettle for making a drink. A washing machine is also among the amenities, and the rooms have a socket near the bed. The bathrooms and toilets are shared; towels, toilet paper and a hairdryer are provided.

The amenities focus on the practical needs of a city stay: air conditioning in the rooms, Internet access, towels and useful everyday appliances. The kettle lets you make a drink in your room, while the washing machine adds to the facilities available on site. The shared facilities include a shared bathroom and shared toilets. There is no parking at the property. Self check-in is available; keys can be collected from a box 500 m from the guest house.

Nice stretches between the Mediterranean and the hills, with a lively urban centre and residential districts rising towards Cimiez and the north of the city. Boulevard Henri Sappia is in this area, away from the seafront beaches and the historic streets of Vieux-Nice. The neighbourhood suits travellers who want to explore different sides of the city, from its heritage and museums to seaside promenades.

Parc du Ray offers a green space nearby, while Cascade de Gairaut and the hill gardens give you a glimpse of the landscape above Nice. Musée Matisse and the archaeological sites of Cimiez make it possible to spend half a day exploring art and Roman history. Further down, the centre brings together Place Masséna, Vieux-Nice and Promenade du Paillon; Nice-Ville train station makes it easy to travel to other districts and towns in the region. The nearest beaches in the central area are around 4.2 km away.

Nice can be visited all year round. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often pleasant for exploring the streets, gardens and museums without the peak summer crowds. In summer, the sea and beaches shape the day, while evening walks let you enjoy the coastline. For a varied day out, you can spend the morning in Cimiez, head to the centre to explore the squares and old lanes, then finish with a walk along the coast. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 6 km away.