Hôtel Alcôve Nice

The seven room categories cater to different needs, from solo stays to a trip for three. The Classic Single Room accommodates one person, while the Triple Room combines a double bed and a single bed. For two guests, there are several options: twin beds, a double bed or a Superior Double Room. Room sizes range from 11 to 20 m². All rooms have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Most categories also include soundproofing.

The main differences are in the layout and the details specific to each room. The Alcôve Superior Double Room and the Double Room - Annex include a coffee machine; the latter is also the largest and overlooks a quiet street. Some rooms have a desk, a safe and a hairdryer. The Triple Room suits small groups or families, with sleeping space for three. Every category has a shower room.

The hotel brings together useful facilities for stays of different kinds. Family rooms and features for guests with reduced mobility are complemented by a lift, heating and air conditioning. If you would like to get around on foot, you can enjoy walks in the neighbourhood; a tour desk and concierge service are also available. Luggage storage lets you leave your belongings, and daily housekeeping helps make your stay more comfortable.

For food and drink, there is an on-site café, a snack bar and fruit. A continental breakfast is served buffet-style. An airport shuttle can be arranged, with transfers between the airport and the hotel. Internet access is free throughout the property. Paid public parking is available nearby and requires a reservation. Non-smoking, allergy-free and soundproofed rooms offer additional options, while Braille visual aids and adapted toilets cater to different accessibility needs.

Nice stretches between the Alps and the Mediterranean, with a long seafront promenade, neighbourhoods with colourful façades and an old town of lively narrow streets. The hotel is in the western part of the centre, close to the coast and residential neighbourhoods. It suits travellers who want to alternate swimming, urban walks and museum visits without spending the whole day travelling.

The Promenade des Anglais runs along the bay and is pleasant to explore on foot or by bike; the pebble beaches are a place to pause and look out to sea. The Musée Masséna traces the history of Nice in a villa bordering gardens, 400 m from the hotel. Place Masséna and its arcades lead to the gardens and shopping streets in the centre, 1.3 km away. The old town and Castle Hill are further east; from the viewpoint, you can take in the bay and rooftops. Nice-Ville railway station is 1.1 km away, and Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 3.3 km away.

For a relaxed day, you can walk along the seafront before visiting the Musée Masséna, then make your way to the narrow streets of Vieux-Nice to discover the façades, markets and squares. The tram makes it easy to get between the centre, the railway station and other neighbourhoods; you do not need a car to explore the main sights in the city centre. Nice is worth visiting all year round: sunny spring and autumn days are pleasant for walking, while summer is better suited to breaks by the coast. In winter, museums and historic neighbourhoods offer shelter from the sea breeze.