Hotel Paganini

Hotel Paganini offers six room categories, from a single room for one person to a family room, as well as a studio with a mezzanine. The double, single, twin and triple rooms have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and soundproofing. They range from 12 to 22 m² and overlook either a quiet street or the inner courtyard, depending on the category.

The Family Room stands out for its 22 m² of space, seating area and access to a shower adapted for guests with reduced mobility. It has a large double bed, a single bed and a sofa bed. The 20 m² studio has a kitchenette with a hob, refrigerator and utensils, as well as a dining area and coffee machine. Its two single beds and sofa bed can accommodate several travellers. Bed configurations vary by room type.

Hotel Paganini provides free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel and a 24-hour reception. You can ask for concierge service, leave your bags in the luggage storage area or request a wake-up call. The tour desk can provide information about excursions, while express check-in and check-out make formalities easier. Daily housekeeping is also provided.

The shared areas and rooms have air conditioning, heating and soundproofing; some rooms are soundproofed. A lift serves the floors. The rooms have a private bathroom, towels, bed linen, free toiletries and a hairdryer. Other facilities include a desk, a wardrobe or clothes rack and a socket near the bed. For relaxing, you can use a flat-screen TV, a television and a telephone. Continental breakfast is available every morning. The hotel also has family rooms and non-smoking rooms.

Nice stretches between the hills and the Mediterranean, with a lively centre where shopping avenues, squares, gardens and historic districts meet. Hotel Paganini is in the Nice-Ville railway station area, a convenient neighbourhood for arriving by train and reaching different parts of the city. Heading south, the streets lead to the central squares, then the seafront and beaches. Vieux-Nice has a different atmosphere, with narrow lanes, colourful façades and markets.

Nice-Ville railway station is 150 m away and makes it easy to travel to other towns on the French Riviera. The Marc Chagall Museum displays an extensive collection dedicated to the artist, while the Masséna Museum traces Nice’s history in a Belle Époque villa. The Promenade du Paillon crosses the centre, with gardens and walking areas. The beaches around Ruhl and Lido are places to enjoy the seafront; Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 4.4 km away. Trams and buses connect the central districts with the coast.

Nice is worth visiting in every season. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often pleasant for alternating between museums, walks along the Promenade des Anglais and trips to hilltop villages. In summer, make time for the sea and evening walks, when the heat eases. You could start the day with a visit to Vieux-Nice, continue to a museum and finish on the seafront. The train also makes it possible to visit other coastal towns without driving.