Hotel Le Meurice

Hotel Le Meurice offers three room categories: the Junior Suite, the Standard Double Room and the Superior Double Room. The rooms have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and soundproofing. They also include a coffee machine and a minibar, with views of the city or the inner courtyard.

The Junior Suite measures 20 m² and can accommodate up to three people. It stands out for its sofa bed and spa bath. The Standard Double Room measures 12 m² and has a large double bed. The Superior Double Room offers 15 m², a large double bed and a bathtub, setting it apart from the Standard Double Room, which has a shower. The rooms also include slippers and a hairdryer. A desk and a safe are available in some categories.

The facilities cover the practical needs of a city break. Reception is open 24 hours a day and luggage storage is available. Daily housekeeping, wake-up service and laundry facilities complete the services. The property has a lift, heating and air conditioning. Soundproofing and soundproofed rooms help you rest, while family rooms and allergy-friendly rooms are also available.

The rooms include a private bathroom, towels, slippers, free toiletries and a hairdryer. A wardrobe or clothes rack, a drying rack and a socket near the bed offer practical conveniences. A flat-screen TV, satellite channels and a telephone complete the media facilities. A shared kitchen is equipped with a coffee machine and an electric kettle. Parasols, a safe and a laptop safe are also available.

Nice combines the Mediterranean seafront with a lively centre, characterised by colourful façades, squares and shopping streets. The Promenade des Anglais runs along the bay and invites you to walk with views of the sea. The beaches, gardens and historic districts offer different atmospheres throughout the day; this area suits travellers who want to explore on foot and keep the coast close at hand.

Ruhl Beach is 230 m away, as is Jardin Albert 1er. Place Masséna leads to Avenue Jean-Médecin and its shops. Continuing towards Vieux-Nice, the narrow streets lead to Cours Saleya, known for its market, and then to Sainte-Réparate Cathedral. Nice-Ville railway station is 970 m away and connects the centre with other cities in the region. Trams and buses also serve the main districts. For elevated views, Castle Hill looks out over the bay and the rooftops of the old town.

Days lend themselves to a mix of swimming, seaside walks and museum visits, including the Masséna Museum, which is dedicated to the history of Nice. In summer, plan your walks for the cooler hours and enjoy the coastline, then head back to the centre’s shaded streets. Spring and autumn are pleasant times to explore the city on foot, with milder temperatures. Cours Saleya market and the squares of Vieux-Nice also offer a chance to discover local produce and specialities.