Hotel Villa Rose

Hotel Villa Rose offers several room categories, from a compact single room to double rooms, as well as a triple room in an annex. Room sizes range from 9 to 24 m². All have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Depending on the room, the windows overlook the city, the inner courtyard or the garden.

The Standard Double Room and Superior Double Room differ notably in their size and beds. The Deluxe categories offer a quiet atmosphere thanks to soundproofing. In the garden, one annex has a private terrace and a spa bath; another accommodates three people with a double bed and a single bed. An accessible annex room has a patio and a terrace. Facilities vary between categories and include items such as a desk, a safe or an electric kettle.

The garden, planted with citrus and banana trees, provides an outdoor space at the hotel. You can relax on the terrace or in the picnic area, with outdoor furniture available. There is also a sun terrace for enjoying sunny days. To explore Nice in different ways, the hotel offers bicycle hire, bike tours, walking tours and activities centred on local culture. The activities also include themed dinners.

Facilities include a concierge service and luggage storage, as well as private check-in and check-out with express payment. There is a café on site, and the rooms have a tea or coffee maker. The private indoor car park is accessible to guests with reduced mobility and offers a valet service; a reservation is required and an additional charge applies. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Accessible facilities include wheelchair access, toilets with grab rails and a low-level washbasin.

Nice can be explored between the Mediterranean and the hills, with residential districts stretching north of the old town. Hotel Villa Rose is in this urban area, where neighbourhood streets sit alongside gardens and squares. The tram makes it easy to reach the shopping streets, the old town and the seafront, while the Cimiez district offers a quieter side of the city, with a rich heritage.

The Marc Chagall National Museum, 1.1 km away, features a collection dedicated to the artist and his biblical works. The Matisse Museum and the Roman ruins of Cimiez, 1.5 km away, offer more to see in this historic district. The central beaches, including Sporting Plage, are 2.3 km away; the Promenade des Anglais runs along the seafront and is ideal for walking or cycling. A nearby tram stop connects the area to Vieux-Nice, with its narrow streets, colourful façades and the market on Cours Saleya.

Nice is worth visiting all year round. Spring and autumn are well suited to walks around the city and museum visits, while the seafront is busier in summer. You can spend a day in Vieux-Nice and on Castle Hill, then set aside another morning for the collections in Cimiez. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 5 km away; Nice-Ville train station and public transport make it easy to take trips along the coast. On sunny days, you can also take a break at the beach before returning to the central districts by tram.