Hotel des Dames

The rooms are available as double, triple, twin, single and family rooms. They range from 9 to 16 m² and accommodate one to four people, depending on the category. All have a private bathroom, television and minibar. Each room is individually decorated around a famous woman; some offer views of the garden or the city. The Double Room stands out for its patio, while the family room combines a balcony with a garden view.

Sleeping arrangements vary to suit different needs: a double bed for two people, two single beds, or a double bed accompanied by a single bed or bunk beds. Among the listed features, the family room is the only one with air conditioning. The Twin Room and Single Room include an electric kettle. The upper floors are accessible only by stairs, as the hotel does not have a lift.

The 24-hour reception makes arrivals at different times easier, and luggage storage lets you leave your belongings during the day. The hotel also offers a concierge service, private check-in and check-out, and express check-in and check-out. Daily housekeeping is provided. Outdoor areas include a garden, a terrace and outdoor furniture; a sun terrace and picnic area complete the facilities.

There is a café on site, and the rooms are equipped with a minibar. The continental breakfast includes fresh fruit, cheese, yoghurt and pastries; it is served in a dedicated room or on the terrace, depending on the weather. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. A shared lounge with a television, board games, and books or media for children are also provided. Indoor parking nearby is private, paid and available by reservation only.

The Riquier district lies in the eastern part of Nice, between the centre’s shopping streets and the port area. It has an urban, local atmosphere, with residential buildings, small gardens and squares where you can see residents going about their daily lives. The district offers a glimpse of a side of the city less focused on seafront hotels, while remaining connected to historic sites and the waterfront. If you enjoy exploring a city on foot and alternating between museums, architecture and breaks in green spaces, you will find several possible routes here.

Place Garibaldi, 500 m away, leads to the streets of Vieux-Nice and their colourful façades. The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art is 570 m away; its collections and exhibitions are housed in a building recognised for its modern design. Nice Port and its quays invite you to stroll among the boats and warm-toned façades. For some fresh air by the Mediterranean, Plage Castel is 1.2 km away. Nice-Riquier train station, 550 m away, and the tram stops make it easy to travel to other districts; Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 5 km away.

Nice is worth visiting all year round: the mild spring and autumn days are well suited to walks between the port, the narrow streets of Vieux-Nice and Castle Hill. In summer, the beaches and seafront draw more visitors, and the heat makes early-morning or late-afternoon visits pleasant. You could start the day at the Cours Saleya Market, continue through the old streets and finish by the sea. In winter, the museums and central districts remain good options for planning a day sheltered from the weather.