Mercure Nice Centre Grimaldi

The six categories range from the Classic Single Room to double rooms, a twin room and a Junior Suite. Room sizes range from 15 to 30 m². All rooms have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV; the windows overlook the city. A lift serves the floors.

The differences lie in the beds and the amenities specific to each category. The Privilege Room adds a coffee machine, bathrobes and slippers. The Classic Twin Room has two single beds and a bathtub. The Standard Double Room with Balcony offers a private outdoor space, while the Junior Suite has a seating area, a large double bed and a sofa bed. The more compact Classic Single Room accommodates one person and has a mini-fridge and a hospitality tray.

The reception is open 24 hours a day and offers luggage storage, handy for keeping your belongings before departure or after arrival. Daily housekeeping, wake-up service and express check-in or check-out are also among the hotel’s services. Room service is available, and dry cleaning completes the range of services on offer.

The outdoor spaces include a sun terrace, as well as a solarium with parasols and sun loungers. The on-site café, bar and wine or champagne service offer several ways to take a break; breakfast in your room is also available. Rooms include amenities such as a private bathroom, an electric kettle and city views. Wheelchair access and adapted facilities, including a lower sink and toilets with grab rails, help accommodate guests with reduced mobility. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.

Nice combines a lively seafront, elegant avenues and the narrow lanes of Vieux-Nice. The area around Rue Grimaldi is central and largely pedestrianised; it’s easy to go from a stroll through the city to the shores of the Mediterranean. This part of the city suits travellers who want to explore on foot, enjoy the seaside and reach different neighbourhoods without having to plan every journey by car.

The Promenade des Anglais runs along the bay and makes a pleasant route for walking or cycling. Explore the colourful lanes of Vieux-Nice, with their squares, old façades and markets. Place Masséna connects the centre to the gardens and Promenade du Paillon, a landscaped area running through the city. Ruhl Beach is 350 m away; Nice-Ville railway station is 750 m away. The Musée Masséna, housed in a Belle Époque villa, traces local history. From the port or Colline du Château, you can enjoy views of the bay and rooftops.

Nice is worth visiting in every season: mild spring and autumn days are ideal for long walks, while summer brings more visitors to the coast. The tram serves several central areas and makes it easier to travel to the station or more distant neighbourhoods. For a varied day out, start in the lanes of Vieux-Nice, continue towards the seafront, then spend the afternoon at a museum or in the gardens. The coastal walks and shaded squares remain pleasant when the weather gets hot.