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Both accommodation options are double rooms for two people. Each has air conditioning, a private bathroom with a shower and a flat-screen TV. Shared facilities include a seating area, a sofa, an electric kettle and a wardrobe. Both rooms therefore offer somewhere to relax after a day in the Nice hinterland.

Their size and bedding set them apart. The first room measures 30 m² and has a large double bed. The second measures 20 m² and has an extra-large double bed; it is the more compact of the two. Both room types include a hairdryer and towels. The name displayed is the same for each, but their floor area and bed configuration differ. The essential facilities are comparable, with a private bathroom and seating area in both rooms.

The rooms have air conditioning, heating and a flat-screen TV. Each private bathroom includes a shower, toilet and hairdryer. You will also find towels, toilet paper and a wardrobe or clothes rack. A sofa and seating area provide a separate space to relax, while an electric kettle is also available.

Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Free public parking is available on site, with no prior reservation required. Pets are allowed on request at no extra charge. The hotel has a restaurant and offers breakfast. The rooms are non-smoking, and smoking is not permitted anywhere in the building. These facilities provide the essentials for a stop in the Blausasc area, whether you are visiting nearby villages or heading to Nice.

Blausasc is a village in the Nice hinterland, in the first foothills of the Alpes-Maritimes. Houses climb the slopes above the Paillon valley, amid hills, valleys and winding roads. The pace here contrasts with that of the coast: visitors come to stay in a quiet village, explore the small roads of the hinterland and discover hilltop villages. The square and Saint-Pierre Church offer a glimpse of the village, while the surrounding area alternates between Provençal homes and wooded spaces.

Peillon, known for its narrow lanes and stepped passageways, makes a memorable excursion nearby. The Notre-Dame de Laghet Sanctuary is a pilgrimage site set among the hills. Walkers and mountain scenery enthusiasts can explore areas of Mercantour National Park. Nice offers another day out: MAMAC, Promenade du Paillon and the historic districts provide access to museums, gardens and the city’s heritage. A car makes it easier to travel between the villages and attractions in the region; Peille railway station serves the area.

Spring and autumn are good times for walks in the hinterland, with temperatures generally milder than during the summer heat. In summer, you can combine a morning in the villages with a trip to the Nice coast. A day in Nice allows you to visit Vieux-Nice, head up towards Castle Hill and finish by the seafront. The mountain roads also invite you to allow time for stops and viewpoints.