Hotel de Berne

Hotel de Berne offers several room types, from the Standard Double Room to rooms with a balcony, as well as a Triple Room and a Deluxe Room. Room sizes range from 15 to 20 m². The Triple Room sleeps three people, with a single bed and a large double bed; the rooms for two guests have a double bed, a large double bed or two single beds.

The rooms have a private bathroom and a coffee machine. Several room types also have air conditioning. The rooms with a balcony stand out for their outdoor space; one of them also has a seating area and a flat-screen TV. The Deluxe Room also has a seating area and a flat-screen TV, while the Standard rooms have simple, practical furnishings. Several room types also include a desk and a safe.

Hotel de Berne’s services include a 24-hour reception and luggage storage, making it easier to organise your arrival and departure. Daily housekeeping and room service are also available. You can take a break in the shared lounge with a television, while vending machines offer drinks and snacks. There is also an on-site café.

Guests have free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. A lift serves the floors, and the rooms have air conditioning; some are soundproofed. A wake-up service is available, and general amenities include heating and a safe. Breakfast is available in several options, including continental, vegetarian and gluten-free, as well as a buffet. The indoor car park is public, nearby and may incur an extra charge. The reception is staffed around the clock, and luggage storage is available.

Nice stretches between shopping areas, lively avenues and the seafront. Hotel de Berne is on Avenue Thiers, in the area around the railway station and Boulevard Jean-Médecin. The neighbourhood is convenient for getting around on foot or by tram, with urban streets, squares and shops along the way. You can visit the historic districts for their colourful façades, narrow streets and markets, then head to the seafront for a walk overlooking the Mediterranean.

Gare Thiers tram stop is 50 m from the hotel, and Nice-Ville railway station is about a two-minute walk away. Notre-Dame Basilica and the Marc Chagall Museum offer different perspectives on the city, from religious architecture to art collections. Place Masséna leads towards Vieux-Nice and Cours Saleya, while the central beaches, including Ruhl Beach, are 1.2 km away. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 4.6 km away; the tram and train make it easy to get around the centre without a car.

Nice is worth visiting in every season: spring and autumn are well suited to exploring the city on foot, with temperatures often milder than in midsummer. In summer, you can alternate between museums, breaks in the shade and swimming along the coast. You could start the day at Cours Saleya market, continue through the narrow streets of Vieux-Nice and finish with a walk along the Promenade des Anglais. You can also spend time exploring the collections at the Marc Chagall Museum or the Masséna Museum. In winter, the museums and central districts remain appealing, while rail connections make it easy to visit other towns on the French Riviera.