Hôtel Byakko Nice

Hôtel Byakko Nice offers several room categories for solo travellers, couples and families. Options include single rooms, Standard and Deluxe Double Rooms, a Superior category and a Deluxe Triple Room. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Room sizes range from 13 to 26 m², depending on the category.

Some rooms stand out for their balconies, while the suite combines a separate bedroom with a living area and a terrace. It can accommodate up to four people, with its large double bed and sofa bed. The Superior Double Room also offers different configurations, with either a large double bed or two single beds. Rooms have a desk and a safe; several also include a hairdryer and a shower or bath.

The shared spaces include a sun terrace on the top floor, where you can take a break and look out over the city. Outdoor furniture lets you enjoy this open-air space. Inside, a lift serves the floors and the reception is open 24 hours a day. Concierge service, luggage storage and daily housekeeping provide practical support during your stay.

The hotel offers free Wi-Fi throughout and air-conditioned rooms. A continental breakfast is served buffet-style in the morning; whether it is included in the rate depends on the booking conditions. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms are available. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge. The hotel has no parking. You can walk to Nice-Ville train station and several central sights, then return to relax on the terrace after your visits.

Nice combines the colourful façades of the Mediterranean coast with shopping streets and old districts. The hotel is in the centre, in the area around the train station and Avenue Jean-Médecin. It is a convenient neighbourhood for exploring the city on foot, visiting museums or heading down to the sea. The city appeals to architecture and market enthusiasts as well as travellers keen to enjoy the seafront and the light of the French Riviera.

The Marc Chagall Museum, devoted in particular to the artist’s biblical works, is 450 m away. Heading south, Place Masséna and Promenade du Paillon lead towards Vieux-Nice, with its narrow lanes and warm-toned façades. Plage du Centenaire and the other seafront beaches are 1.2 km away. Nice-Ville train station, 510 m away, makes it easy to travel by train along the coast. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 4.8 km away; the tram and city bus routes connect different parts of the city.

For a first visit, you could spend the morning exploring the collections at the Chagall Museum, then make your way to the squares and lanes of Vieux-Nice before ending the day by the water. Sunny spring and autumn days are well suited to walks, while summer invites you to alternate between swimming and sightseeing, taking the busy seafront into account. In winter, museums, markets and the streets of the centre offer another way to discover Nice. The hotel terrace also lets you enjoy an open view over the rooftops after a day in the city.