Great and light private room in the heart of Nice

The private rooms welcome travellers to an old Nice building and each has a double bed. They range in size from 10 to 18 m² and have access to a shared bathroom with a bath and shower. Parquet flooring, a dining area and kitchen facilities are mentioned in the room descriptions, making it easy to prepare a meal or a drink.

The shared kitchen includes a fridge, a microwave, a kettle and a coffee machine. A washing machine is also available. Two rooms have a balcony, while the others differ in size and layout. The four room categories have simple names; the 18 m² room is the largest, and the 10 m² room is the most compact. Each room is intended for one person.

Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. If you arrive by car, public parking is available on site without reservation, at a rate of €1.30 per hour. It includes indoor and on-street spaces, a valet service and a charging station for electric vehicles. Spaces for guests with reduced mobility are also available.

Bicycle hire lets you explore Nice in a different way. If you enjoy water activities, you can go snorkelling nearby. The property also has temporary art galleries. The shared areas include a kitchen and dining room, with equipment for preparing meals. A washing machine and ironing facilities are available. The building has heating; the upper floors are accessible by stairs only. The rooms are non-smoking.

Nice can be explored between the Mediterranean and the hills, with a city centre where old streets meet lively squares and façades in southern colours. From this property, you can walk to the historic districts, museums and seafront. The city suits visitors interested in heritage as well as those looking to alternate urban walks, swimming and breaks on the coastal terraces.

Promenade du Paillon offers a long landscaped route between the city centre and the old town, with spaces to walk and stop. The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art displays 20th-century collections in a building recognisable by its structure. Nearby, Palais Lascaris offers a glimpse of a historic palace and its Baroque decor. Castle Hill has viewpoints over the bay, the port and the rooftops of the old town. Nice-Ville railway station is about 950 m away, and Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 4.8 km away.

For your first day, explore the narrow streets of Vieux-Nice, then head to the seafront to follow Promenade des Anglais and look out over the pebble beaches. In summer, swimming and water sports attract more visitors; spring and autumn often bring pleasant temperatures for sightseeing on foot. In winter, the days are still well suited to museums, markets and walks around the city centre. The city also makes a good base for trips to the villages and scenery of the French Riviera.