Hotel So’Co by Happyculture

All rooms at Hotel So’Co by Happyculture have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and soundproofing. The 12 m² Single Room accommodates one person; the double and twin rooms measure 14 m² and sleep two guests. The Deluxe Double Room with Balcony measures 16 m², while the 21 m² Triple Room can accommodate three people.

Facilities vary by room. The Triple Room has a bathtub; the Single Room and Twin Room have a shower, while the Double Room has a bathtub or shower. The Deluxe room adds a balcony, a coffee machine, bathrobes and slippers. Beds include a large double bed in the double rooms, two single beds in the twin room, and several configurations in the triple room: three single beds or one single bed and one double bed.

Hotel So’Co by Happyculture offers a 24-hour reception, concierge service and luggage storage. The lift makes it easier to get around the hotel, while soundproofed rooms, air conditioning and heating help keep you comfortable throughout the year. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. You can also enjoy a games room and board games or puzzles.

Facilities include a safe, ironing equipment, and laundry and dry-cleaning services. The rooms have a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a telephone and a private bathroom. The hotel has facilities for guests with reduced mobility, including wheelchair access, a low washbasin, raised toilets and grab rails. Bowls are available for pets, which are allowed. Breakfast is served as a buffet, with continental, American, vegetarian and gluten-free options. There is no parking on site.

Nice stretches between the hills and the Mediterranean, with a city centre where shopping streets, squares and colourful façades sit alongside major roads. The hotel is in the Avenue Thiers area, near Nice-Ville station. This lively neighbourhood suits travellers who want to get around easily on foot or by train, while keeping the old town and the coast on their itinerary. The city combines everyday Niçois life, heritage and seaside walks.

Nice-Ville station, 270 m away, provides train connections to other towns on the French Riviera. A tram stop is 500 m away. The Promenade des Anglais runs along the bay and offers a pleasant route between beaches and gardens; Blue Beach is about 900 m away. The Masséna Museum, housed in a Belle Époque villa, explores the history and arts of the Riviera. Further east, Vieux-Nice draws visitors with its narrow streets, ochre façades and markets. MAMAC has collections of modern and contemporary art.

Nice is worth exploring all year round: seaside walks are enjoyable in spring and autumn, while summer invites you to alternate swimming with sightseeing, although the coast is busier. You could start the day in the streets of Vieux-Nice, continue with a museum visit and finish with a view of the bay. For views from above, Castle Hill overlooks the city and the Mediterranean. Trams and trains make it easy to get around the centre without a car; distances and hilly terrain become more significant when exploring the hinterland.