Mama Shelter Nice

The eight categories include double rooms, twin rooms, a triple room and family accommodation. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and soundproofed windows. The most compact double rooms measure 14 m²; others offer more space, including a 47 m² family category for group stays.

Capacity ranges from two to five people, depending on the room. You will find double beds, extra-large double beds or single beds, with a family configuration combining several single beds and an extra-large double bed. An accessible double room for guests with reduced mobility completes the choice. Amenities include a shower, safe and free toiletries. The twin rooms are designed for two people, while the triple room has three single beds.

The rooftop outdoor pool offers a break between outings in Nice; it is heated from March to mid-November. The terrace also lets you enjoy this elevated space. The restaurant, bar and snack bar offer several on-site dining options, with children's menus and special diet menus available on request. Breakfast can be continental, full English or Irish, American or gluten-free.

The reception is open 24 hours a day, and luggage storage is available. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. The private indoor car park is chargeable; it includes an electric vehicle charging station and accessible parking spaces. Accessibility features include wheelchair access, toilets with grab rails and a low washbasin. Pets are allowed on request, and an extra charge may apply. Air conditioning, a lift and daily housekeeping complete the facilities.

Nice stretches between the Mediterranean and the hills, with Riquier to the east of the centre and close to the port. This district combines residential streets, rail connections and local life; it suits travellers who want to reach sights on foot or by train while staying in an area less focused on the seafront promenade. The port and the streets of the old town give this part of the city a character quite different from the avenues along the bay.

Nice-Riquier station is 300 m away and makes it easy to travel to other districts and towns along the coast. Place Garibaldi leads into the streets of Vieux-Nice, known for their colourful façades, squares and narrow lanes. The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art displays 20th-century collections and is 850 m away. For some fresh air, Castle Hill has paths and viewpoints over the city, port and bay. Bains Militaires Beach is 1.2 km away; Nice Côte d'Azur Airport is 5 km away.

You can start the day in Vieux-Nice, continue with a museum visit or a walk up the hill, then finish by the water. In summer, the sea and promenades attract more visitors, and the streets can feel hot in the middle of the day. Spring and the shoulder season are good for city walks, with generally milder temperatures. In winter, the museums, markets and central districts remain pleasant to explore, even when a day at the beach is not on the agenda.