ibis Styles Nice Vieux Port

The rooms at ibis Styles Nice Vieux Port accommodate two people in double or twin configurations. A Standard Double Room with Sofa Bed and the Standard Suite can sleep up to four people. Room sizes range from 17 to 20 m². All rooms have a private bathroom with a shower, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and soundproofing. The windows overlook the city; some rooms also offer views of the inner courtyard.

The double rooms differ in their sleeping arrangements: a double bed, two single beds or a double bed with a sofa bed. The Deluxe Double Room measures 20 m², compared with 17 m² for the Standard rooms. The Standard Suite also offers 20 m², with a sofa bed in addition to the double bed. A lift serves the upper floors, and rooms also include amenities such as a desk, hairdryer and safe.

The 24-hour reception makes it easy to arrive at any time, while private check-in and check-out allow you to complete these formalities in a dedicated area. A lift serves the upper floors, and the hotel has facilities for guests with reduced mobility. Family rooms, pushchairs and board games or puzzles cater to stays with children. Daily housekeeping and a wake-up service are also available.

For refreshments, the hotel has a bar and snack bar, as well as vending machines for drinks and snacks. Breakfast is available, and the indoor car park includes spaces for guests with reduced mobility. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Rooms have air conditioning and soundproofing; flat-screen TVs and satellite channels complete the audiovisual facilities. Pets are allowed on request, possibly for an additional charge.

Nice’s port district combines quays, lively squares and streets lined with buildings whose façades are painted in bright colours. It has the feel of a lively Mediterranean city, with the narrow lanes of Vieux-Nice a short distance away. The area suits visitors drawn to architecture and museums as well as those who want to reach the sea and stroll along the coast.

Place Garibaldi, 250 m away, is a large classical square surrounded by arcades and terraces. The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, 400 m away, displays 20th-century works and more recent creations. The lanes of Vieux-Nice lead to Sainte-Réparate Cathedral and the market on Cours Saleya. Colline du Château, 700 m away, has walking paths and views over the bay and rooftops. The beaches at Les Ponchettes are 750 m away. The tram and railway stations make it easy to get around the urban area, while the A8 provides access to Nice by car.

Nice can be visited all year round, although spring and autumn often bring pleasant days for walking between the port, gardens and museums. In summer, plan seaside walks for early morning or late in the day, when the heat eases. You could start the day at the market on Cours Saleya, continue through the lanes of Vieux-Nice and finish with a swim or a stroll along the Promenade des Anglais. On rainy days, the museums in the centre are an easy addition to your plans.