Le Panoramic Boutique Hôtel

The rooms at Le Panoramic Boutique Hôtel accommodate one to four people, with single, double, triple or quadruple configurations. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Depending on the category, you will find a double bed, two single beds or a combination of single and double beds. Some rooms offer a choice between two single beds and one large double bed. Room sizes range from 10 to 25 m², so the quadruple rooms offer more space than the compact single and double rooms.

Views and outdoor areas set several categories apart. Some rooms overlook the city, while others open onto the sea or garden. The triple and quadruple rooms with a terrace have a private outdoor space; one double room has a balcony with views of the city and the sea. The quadruple room with a terrace has partial views of the city and sea and is accessed by a staircase. The standard rooms, by contrast, do not have panoramic views.

Le Panoramic Boutique Hôtel brings together practical facilities for everyday comfort. The rooms have a private bathroom, a shower or bath, towels, free toiletries and a hairdryer. A wardrobe or dressing room, clothes rack and socket near the bed complete the furnishings. The desk provides a place to read or work, while air conditioning and heating cater to changing temperatures. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms are also available.

In the shared areas, guests have access to a garden and a sun terrace with outdoor furniture. The bar serves wine and champagne, among other drinks; menus catering to certain dietary requirements can be requested. A flat-screen TV, telephone and internet access are among the multimedia facilities. Daily housekeeping, a concierge service and a wake-up service complete the amenities. Board games and puzzles are also available for relaxing at the hotel.

The Grande Corniche occupies the eastern heights of Nice, in a residential area where streets climb from the coast towards the hills. The landscape combines gardens, parks and open views over the bay; the slopes are noticeable when getting around, particularly on the return from the centre. This neighbourhood suits travellers who want to explore the city while returning to a quieter setting than the shopping streets along the seafront. Buses make it easier to get around, and Nice-Riquier train station serves the lower part of the city.

The Parc Naturel Départemental de la Grande Corniche and Parc du Vinaigrier have walking trails and views over the Mediterranean. The Musée Matisse, in the Cimiez neighbourhood, showcases the artist’s work in a villa surrounded by gardens. Heading down towards the centre, Place Garibaldi leads to Vieux-Nice and its colourful façades; the port and Colline du Château extend the walk with views over the bay. Nice-Riquier train station is 1.3 km away, while Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 7 km away.

Nice can be visited all year round: spring and autumn are pleasant for exploring the neighbourhoods on foot, while summer is a good time for beaches and evenings outdoors. A day can begin with the gardens and museums of Cimiez, then continue through the lanes of Vieux-Nice and along the seafront. Trams and buses connect different parts of the city, but comfortable shoes are useful on the sloping streets around the Grande Corniche. For a seaside outing, Plage des Marinières in Villefranche-sur-Mer offers a different coastal setting east of Nice.