Hôtel Parisien

The five room categories all include air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The Double Room and Twin Room accommodate two guests, while the Triple Room sleeps three. The Quadruple Room has space for four guests, making it suitable for families or groups. Room sizes range from 15 to 19 m², depending on the category.

The rooms overlook the city or an inner courtyard. The Superior Double Room with Terrace stands out for its balcony, terrace and soundproofing. The Quadruple Room is the largest in this selection, at 19 m², and has two extra-large double beds. The other categories have simple facilities, including a shower, desk and safe. The upper floors are accessible only by stairs.

The 24-hour reception makes it easy to arrive at different times of the day. You can request room service and leave your bags in the luggage storage area. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms, and the wake-up service is useful if you are setting off early. The shared lounge has a TV and offers a place to take a break between outings.

Continental breakfast is served every morning and can be enjoyed in your room. Air conditioning and heating are provided, and rooms are cleaned daily. The hotel also offers laundry services, as well as fax and photocopying facilities. A safe is available for your personal belongings. You can buy chilled drinks from the refrigerator at reception. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge. The hotel does not have parking.

Nice stretches between the Mediterranean coast and the hills, with a neighbourhood life best discovered through its markets, museums and promenades. The hotel is in the Libération district, north of the old town. Libération market brings the streets to life with stalls selling fresh produce, while nearby avenues lead towards the central neighbourhoods. This part of the city suits travellers looking to combine urban sightseeing, the seaside and train travel.

Nice-Ville train station is 300 m away and connects you to other towns on the French Riviera by rail. The market is 250 m away, while the Musée Marc Chagall, dedicated to the artist’s work, is 660 m away. Further south, the Musée Masséna traces the history of Nice in a Belle Époque villa. The seafront and beaches, including Lido Plage, are 1.5 km away. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 4.6 km away. For a walk, the Jardin Albert Ier and the Promenade du Paillon connect the central neighbourhoods with the edges of the old town.

Nice is worth visiting all year round: the milder seasons are ideal for walks through the streets and along the sea, while summer brings more visitors to the beaches. You can spend a day at the market and museums, then continue to Vieux-Nice for its narrow streets, colourful façades and lively squares. Another walk leads to Colline du Château, whose viewpoints look out over the bay and the city rooftops. Trams and trains make it easy to get around without a car, including when exploring the neighbourhoods and nearby towns.