Hotel Saint Georges

Hotel Saint Georges offers three room types: Double Room, Single Room and Twin Room. All are air-conditioned and soundproofed and have a private bathroom. Shared features include a flat-screen TV, a patio and views of the city or inner courtyard. Rooms range from 15 to 18 m²; the Single Room is for one person, while the other two can accommodate two.

The Double Room has a large double bed, while the Twin Room is furnished with two single beds. The more compact Single Room has one single bed and is suitable for one guest. All three room types have a coffee machine, as well as a desk and a safe. The private bathroom has either a shower or a bath. Choose between a shared bed, two separate beds or a room for one.

The reception is open 24 hours a day, and a lift serves the hotel floors. Rooms have free Wi-Fi and are air-conditioned and soundproofed. Every room includes tea and coffee-making facilities, with either a coffee machine or an electric kettle, depending on the room. Heating, a safe and a wake-up service are also available.

A continental buffet breakfast is served each morning in a dedicated room. Rooms have a minibar and a flat-screen TV with cable and satellite channels. Outside, the patio, garden furniture and dining area provide space to relax. The hotel also offers luggage storage, access to an executive lounge, books, board games and puzzles. Non-smoking rooms have a private bathroom with free toiletries and a hairdryer.

Nice stretches along the Baie des Anges, between the blue Mediterranean and the hills inland. The centre brings together shopping streets, lively squares and neighbourhoods with distinct characters; Vieux-Nice, with its colourful façades and narrow lanes, has a different atmosphere from the more modern area around Avenue Jean-Médecin. The city suits travellers who want to combine urban walks, cultural visits and time by the water.

The Promenade des Anglais runs along the coast and provides access to the pebble beaches. Place Masséna and Jardin Albert-Ier are places to stroll before heading to Vieux-Nice and its historic lanes. The Musée national Marc Chagall displays the artist’s work, while the Musée Masséna explores aspects of Nice’s history. Nice-Ville train station is 350 m away and the centre can be reached on foot; the tram also serves the Jean Médecin area. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 4.4 km away.

Sunny days are well suited to a walk along the seafront, followed by a museum visit or a trip around the central neighbourhoods. In summer, the coast attracts many visitors, and the heat makes it worth planning walks for the morning or late afternoon. Spring and autumn often bring pleasant temperatures for exploring the city on foot. In winter, Nice remains a lively city destination, with its markets, museums and cafés open all year round. You can spend a day by the sea, visiting Vieux-Nice and exploring the art collections.