easyHotel Nice Old Town

The rooms at easyHotel Nice Old Town are available in five categories: a Double Room, a Twin Room and three Family Rooms. All have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and soundproofing. The Double Room and Twin Room accommodate two people, while the Family Rooms can host up to four guests. They combine a double bed with bunk beds, a practical arrangement for families.

Room sizes range from 15 to 24 m². The Family Room adapted for guests with reduced mobility measures 18 m² and has a shower. Two other Family Rooms measure 24 m²: one has a shower and the other a bath. The Twin Room has two single beds, while the Double Room has a double bed. A desk, toiletries and a hairdryer complete the room amenities.

The reception is open 24 hours a day. You can ask for luggage storage, available for an additional charge, or take a break on the outdoor terrace. A café, a bar and vending machines selling snacks and drinks complete the communal areas. The hotel has a lift and facilities to help guests with reduced mobility, including toilets with grab rails and an adapted low washbasin.

Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Rooms have a private bathroom, toiletries, towels, toilet paper and a hairdryer, as well as a desk. Air conditioning, heating and soundproofing are provided in the rooms; a flat-screen TV and satellite channels offer entertainment. Private indoor parking is available on site for €15 per day, with no reservation required, and includes spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge.

Riquier is a district of Nice east of the centre, between the railway lines, the port and the streets that climb towards the hills. The area combines residential housing, cultural facilities and shopping streets; it retains a neighbourhood feel while providing access to central districts. You can explore Nice on foot or take the tram and train to travel along the coast. The Palais des expositions and Nice-Riquier station are landmarks in this part of the city.

Place Garibaldi, recognisable by its ochre façades and arcades, leads to the streets of Vieux-Nice, with its markets, churches and narrow lanes. The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art presents 20th-century collections and temporary exhibitions. Port Lympia is a good place to watch the boats and colourful façades; Castle Hill offers views over the bay and the old town. Nice-Riquier station is 350 m away, and Nice Côte d'Azur Airport is 5 km away. The seafront beaches can be reached on foot or by tram.

Nice can be visited all year round: the warmer months are suitable for days at the beach, while spring and autumn are good times to explore the districts and museums in milder temperatures. A day could begin among the lanes of Vieux-Nice, continue with a walk in Castle Hill Park and end by the seafront. In winter, markets and Niçoise restaurants are still on the agenda, with specialities such as socca and pissaladière. For a trip outside the centre, regional trains connect Nice with coastal towns.