Hotel du Pin Nice Port by Soniho

The eight categories include double, twin, triple and family rooms. Room sizes range from 11 to 22 m². All rooms have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV, soundproofing and a coffee machine. Several offer a city view, and some also have a minibar. Bed arrangements vary by category, with single or double beds, or a sofa bed.

The 11 m² Standard rooms are designed for two people and are available as double or twin rooms. The Comfort categories offer 15 m² for two guests, while the 20 or 22 m² rooms provide more space. The family rooms accommodate up to four people: one has a large double bed, a single bed and a sofa bed; the other has a double bed and two single beds. The Standard Triple Room has three single beds and can accommodate three people.

The hotel has a 24-hour reception, luggage storage and daily housekeeping. The terrace provides an outdoor space, and bicycle hire lets you explore Nice at your own pace. Meeting rooms are available for business stays, while express check-in and check-out make arrival formalities easier. A lift and facilities for guests with reduced mobility complete the amenities.

The restaurant, bar and snack bar offer several on-site dining options. You’ll also find a café, children’s menus and special diet menus on request. Wine and champagne options are available. Breakfast is served as a buffet or can be taken away. In the rooms, air conditioning, heating and soundproofing add to your comfort. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel; private indoor parking is chargeable and also has spaces for guests with reduced mobility.

Nice lies between the hills, the Mediterranean coastline and the neighbourhoods along its port. In this area, colourful façades and lively squares sit alongside the quays and streets of Nice’s old town. The Port district suits travellers looking to combine city sightseeing, waterside walks and trips to the beaches. You can explore the old lanes on foot, while the tram connects the different parts of the city.

Place Garibaldi, 250 m away, is an architectural landmark surrounded by arcaded façades. The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art is 390 m away; its collections cover, among other things, post-war art movements. Castle Hill, 700 m away, has walking paths and views over the bay, the port and Nice’s rooftops. The nearest tram stop is 350 m away, and Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 5 km away. The Promenade des Anglais and the beaches are also accessible from the city centre.

For a first visit, spend a morning in Nice’s old town, with its narrow lanes and Place Rossetti, then continue to the Cours Saleya market and the seafront. In summer, plan visits for early in the day and leave time for a swim; the heat and crowds are greater around midday. Spring and early autumn are pleasant for walking between the port, museums and the hill. Tram links make it easy to explore the city without a car.