Family Room

Family Room offers a 14 m² double room for two people. It has a double bed and a private bathroom. Air conditioning lets you adjust the room temperature, while the window looks onto an inner courtyard. A patio extends the room and provides a private outdoor space. There is also a desk, as well as a fridge and an electric kettle.

The bathroom has a shower or bath, a toilet and free toiletries. Bed linen and towels are provided. The room is on the ground floor and has a private entrance. Its tiled or marble floor completes a simple layout, suited to a stop in Nice or a few nights spent exploring the city and coast.

Family Room provides free Wi-Fi and air conditioning. The room also has a patio, a private entrance and a tiled or marble floor. Its private bathroom has a toilet, a shower or bath and free toiletries. Toilet paper, bed linen and towels are provided.

For everyday needs, the room has a fridge, an electric kettle, a desk, a wardrobe or clothes rack, and a power socket near the bed. Access is on the ground floor. The spaces are non-smoking, and heating is also available. The property does not have parking. The amenities combine the essentials of an independent room with facilities that are useful for a short visit to Nice or a stay focused on the beaches and museums.

Nice stretches between the Mediterranean and the first foothills of the Alps, with a long seafront promenade, shopping districts and an old town of narrow lanes. The area around Rue Rossini makes it easy to walk to the beaches and several cultural attractions. The city appeals both to visitors drawn to the coast and to those who want to spend their days exploring museums, markets and Nice architecture.

Nice-Ville railway station is 470 m away and makes it easy to travel to other towns on the French Riviera. The Masséna Museum, housed in a Belle Époque villa, is 620 m away; its collections explore the history of Nice. Sporting Plage is 730 m away, on the seafront. Further afield, the Marc Chagall Museum displays works devoted in particular to major biblical themes. The old town, with its colourful façades, and the Cours Saleya market offer another walk, while Castle Hill opens up views over the bay.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for combining city visits with breaks by the coast, with temperatures generally milder than in summer. In summer, the beaches and promenade get busier; it is best to plan cultural outings for the cooler parts of the day. You could start the day at the Masséna Museum, continue with a swim and finish in the lanes of Vieux-Nice. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport serves the city and is 3.9 km away.