Greet Hotel Nice Aéroport Promenade des Anglais

All rooms at Greet Hotel Nice Aéroport Promenade des Anglais have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. They are soundproofed and include a desk; a lift serves the upper floors. Double rooms accommodate two people, while triple rooms sleep three. For families or small groups, two interconnecting suites can accommodate four people.

The layouts vary to suit different needs, with a double bed, single beds or a suite combining two rooms. The family suites have two bathrooms, a practical arrangement when several people share the accommodation. Each room measures 12 m². One double room is accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Other amenities include a shower, toilet, wardrobe or clothes rack and heating.

The shared areas bring together several useful services for a stay in Nice. The reception is open 24 hours a day, and the concierge service can assist with requests on site. Luggage storage is available, while a shared lounge with a TV provides a communal space. The property also has a lift, heating, air conditioning and soundproofed rooms. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.

Private indoor parking is available on site, with spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility. The hotel has a restaurant, a bar and a snack bar, as well as an on-site café. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms complete the facilities. Accessibility features include wheelchair access, a low washbasin, raised toilets and toilets with grab rails. In the rooms, you will find a private bathroom, a shower, a toilet, towels, toilet paper, a wardrobe or clothes rack and a desk. A flat-screen TV and internet access are also provided.

The Arenas district lies in western Nice, along the Promenade des Anglais and the Baie des Anges. Here, the coastline stretches between the city and the airport, with a seafront cycle path and beaches in the area. The atmosphere is more focused on travel and transport than the lanes of Vieux-Nice. This part of the city suits travellers in transit, as well as those who want to enjoy the Mediterranean while keeping access to the central districts.

Parc Phoenix, 450 m away, combines gardens with spaces devoted to plant and animal life. The Musée des Arts asiatiques, 550 m away, displays collections from Asia in a contemporary building. Carras Beach is 1.6 km away; you can follow the shore on foot or by bike along the promenade. To reach the centre, the tram connects directly to the airport terminals, and local transport serves various districts. Nice-Saint-Augustin railway station is 450 m away, and Nice-Ville railway station also provides access to the centre. Place Masséna, 4.9 km away, leads to shopping avenues and Vieux-Nice.

Nice is worth exploring in every season, although summer brings more visitors and pronounced heat along the coast. In spring or September, you can combine a walk by the sea with a museum visit, then spend the end of the day in the streets of the historic centre. The beaches in the area are pebbly, so bring suitable footwear if you plan to settle in by the water. The cycle path also offers a pleasant way to follow the coast and discover the different districts without taking the car.