Hôtel Nice Azur Riviera

All four room categories have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and soundproofing. The 14 m² Single Room accommodates one person; the 18 m² double rooms are suitable for two guests. They offer city or courtyard views. The Superior Double Room has the same floor area as the Double Room, with a balcony and terrace.

For more space, the 26 m² Executive Triple Room can accommodate three people. It has a large double bed and a sofa bed, with a city view. Rooms are equipped with a minibar; the superior and executive categories also have a coffee machine. The bathrooms have a shower, and the executive rooms also provide bathrobes and slippers. This range lets you choose between a single room, a stay for two with private outdoor space, or a layout suited to three guests.

The 24-hour reception provides a welcome service and concierge service; luggage storage is also available. Private check-in and check-out are available, with an express option. A tour desk, business centre and meeting rooms complement the spaces for work and planning. For getting around, public parking is available nearby for €28 per day. Facilities for guests with reduced mobility include accessible parking.

The on-site café, bar and in-room breakfast service offer several dining options. Breakfast is served as a continental or buffet option. Rooms have a minibar and a kettle or coffee machine. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Room service, daily housekeeping, laundry and dry-cleaning services make longer stays easier. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge, and bowls are available. The shared lounge with a TV is a place to take a break between outings.

Nice combines the shopping streets of the centre, historic neighbourhoods and the Mediterranean coast. From Rue Assalit, you are in a lively urban area between the station and Avenue Jean Médecin. Tree-lined avenues and shady squares make for a city to explore on foot; further south, the seafront promenade opens onto pebble beaches and the Bay of Angels.

Notre-Dame Basilica, recognisable by its two towers, is about 310 m away. The Marc Chagall Museum houses a major collection devoted to the artist’s work and is within walking distance. Nice-Ville station, 450 m away, makes it easy to take trips along the coast and into the hinterland. Heading south, Avenue Jean Médecin leads to the gardens and squares of the centre, while Vieux-Nice invites you to explore its narrow streets, colourful façades and markets. The Promenade des Anglais runs along the coast and gives access to public beaches.

Nice is a year-round destination: mild spring and autumn days are well suited to walks around the city, while the coast draws more visitors in summer. For a varied day out, start at the Marc Chagall Museum, walk to the centre and continue to the seafront. Another outing could combine the narrow streets of Vieux-Nice with a walk up Castle Hill, whose heights offer sweeping views over the bay. In warm weather, plan outdoor visits for the morning or late afternoon.