Le Petit Trianon et le Charme des Suites

Each of the five suites accommodates two guests and measures between 24 and 27 m². All have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine. A fridge is also provided in the rooms. Some suites have a balcony and city views; others offer an extra-large double bed.

Several suites are distinguished by their balconies and city views, while the beds include a large double bed or an extra-large double bed. The bathrooms are equipped with a shower and bidet. The rooms are on the second floor of a building accessible only by stairs. The hotel has no lift.

The suites have a private bathroom, shower, bidet and free toiletries. Towels and bed linen are provided; a hairdryer, toilet paper and toilet facilities are also included. Each room also has a coffee machine, fridge, wardrobe or closet, and desk. Air conditioning and heating let you adjust the room temperature.

The suites have a flat-screen TV, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Room service and daily housekeeping are provided. Luggage storage is available, as is express check-in and check-out. Continental breakfast can be served in your room. The hotel is for adults only and has non-smoking rooms, some of which are suitable for guests with allergies. It occupies a floor accessible only by stairs. Pet bowls are also provided for pets staying at the property.

Nice brings together the Mediterranean seafront, the central avenues and the narrow streets of its old town. Rue Paradis is in the central district, between the gardens and the Promenade des Anglais. The neighbourhood is easy to explore on foot: warm-toned façades, lively squares and markets give the city a southern French feel, while the seafront offers a route with views across the Baie des Anges.

Jardin Albert Ier and Place Masséna lead towards Quai des États-Unis and the Promenade des Anglais, known for its sea views and waterside walks. In Vieux-Nice, Cours Saleya hosts a market, while the streets around Cathédrale Sainte-Réparate invite you to wander among squares and historic buildings. Musée Masséna tells the story of the city in a Belle Époque villa; Musée de la Photographie Charles Nègre and MAMAC offer further cultural stops. Nice-Ville station provides connections to other districts and towns in the region.

For a day out, you can start at the Cours Saleya market, cross the city centre to the seafront, then spend the afternoon at the museums or walking up towards Castle Hill. The mild climate makes walks pleasant for much of the year. In summer, plan to explore on foot in the morning or late afternoon and leave time for the beach; in spring and autumn, the streets and gardens can be enjoyed in milder weather.