Hotel De La Mer

Hotel De La Mer offers double rooms, some with city views, as well as a family room and junior suites. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The windows overlook either an inner courtyard or the city. Rooms range from 12 to 24 m²; double rooms accommodate two people, while the family room can accommodate four.

The junior suites have a large double bed and one or more sofa beds. One has a balcony with a city view. Room amenities include a shower, hairdryer and desk. Some rooms also have an electric kettle or a tea and coffee tray. The rooms offer a choice of layouts, with views of the courtyard or city and sleeping arrangements suited to families.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. The reception is open 24 hours a day; you can ask for concierge services, leave your luggage or arrange private check-in and check-out. Room service and daily housekeeping are also available. Rooms have air conditioning and a tea and coffee tray, and some categories also include an electric kettle.

Continental breakfast is served in the morning for an extra charge and can be taken in your room. There is a café on site. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge, and the hotel provides bowls and a pet basket. A shared lounge with a TV completes the communal spaces. The location also makes it easy to explore Nice on foot, with city walks among the activities on offer. The hotel has no parking and is on the first floor, with no lift.

Nice combines the Mediterranean seafront with a lively urban centre, where the façades of the old town sit alongside open squares and tree-lined promenades. From Place Masséna, pedestrian streets lead towards Vieux-Nice, with its colourful façades and narrow lanes. The neighbourhood suits travellers who want to alternate between swimming, cultural visits and city walks without relying on a car all the time.

The Promenade des Anglais runs along the Baie des Anges, where you can walk by the sea or head to the beaches. The Cours Saleya market brings together flower stalls and local produce; the surrounding lanes invite you to continue your visit to Sainte-Réparate Cathedral. Jardin Albert Ier and Promenade du Paillon offer shaded paths and places to relax. Castle Hill, accessible from the old town, opens onto sweeping views of the bay. Nice-Ville railway station is 1.1 km away; Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 4.2 km away. The tram and city bus routes make it easy to get around the metropolitan area.

Nice can be visited year-round: spring and autumn are well suited to walks and museum visits, with temperatures often milder than in midsummer. In summer, allow time for the beach and outings in the late afternoon, when the light changes over the seafront. You could start the day at the market, continue through the streets of Vieux-Nice and finish with a walk along the bay. On rainy days, the museums in the centre and the galleries offer other ways to discover the city.