Hotel De Suède

Hotel De Suède offers five room types, for one person, a couple, three guests or a family. Rooms range from 13 to 21 m². All have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and soundproofing. Depending on the room type, the bathroom has a shower or a bath; the single room also has a minibar. Bed configurations range from single beds to large double beds, with an option for two people in the Standard Double Room.

The Superior Double Room offers 20 m² and a large double bed, while the Triple Room also has 20 m², with one single bed and one large double bed. For family or friends travelling together, the Quadruple Room is the most spacious, at 21 m², and has a bath and two large double beds. The 13 m² Single Room is the only one designed for one person and includes a minibar.

Hotel De Suède’s facilities bring together the services you need for a city break. The reception is open 24 hours a day, and luggage storage is available. A lift serves the floors. The rooms have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV; free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Heating and soundproofing add to the comfort. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms are available.

In your room, you will find towels, bed linen, a toilet, a hairdryer and an alarm clock. The safe lets you store your personal belongings. The TV receives satellite channels, and a telephone and internet access are also provided. The different room types have showers or baths; the Single Room has a minibar. The property is in a pedestrianised area of Nice. It has no parking, which is useful to bear in mind if you plan to arrive by car.

Nice stretches between the Mediterranean and the first foothills of the Alps. The hotel is in the city centre, among shopping streets, gardens and the seafront. The Promenade des Anglais runs along the bay and is a pleasant place to walk or cycle by the sea. The area’s pebble beaches are within reach, while the surrounding avenues give the city a lively feel. This location suits visitors who want to explore Nice on foot and easily reach the cultural attractions in the centre.

Jardin Albert Ier leads towards Place Masséna, known for its façades and open spaces. Palais Masséna houses a museum dedicated to the history of Nice and the Riviera. Further east, Vieux-Nice has narrow lanes, colourful façades and markets; Sainte-Réparate Cathedral is in this area. Colline du Château has walking paths and views over the bay and rooftops. Nice-Ville railway station makes regional travel easy, and the tram connects the centre to Nice Côte d’Azur Airport, 3.9 km away. Ruhl Beach is 230 m away.

Nice is worth visiting all year round: sunny days are ideal for walks by the sea, while the museums and lanes of Vieux-Nice offer pleasant places to visit out of season. In summer, allow time for the beaches and evening walks along the bay. You could start the day at the Cours Saleya market, continue through Vieux-Nice and finish at Jardin Albert Ier. In spring and autumn, mild temperatures make exploring on foot particularly enjoyable; the tram network also lets you cross the city without a car.