Nice Pam Hotel

The rooms at Nice Pam Hotel include double rooms, a triple room, a family room and a twin room. They range in size from 20 to 28 m². Several have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and soundproofing. A coffee machine and minibar are also among the amenities shared by several room types. Bed configurations vary by room type, with double or single beds and, in the family room, bunk beds.

The family room is the largest and can accommodate up to four people. The triple room is designed for three guests. For two people, the double rooms are available in classic, superior, terrace and twin versions. The Superior Double Room includes bathrobes and slippers; the Double Room with Terrace also has a balcony. Bathrooms have either a shower or a bath, depending on the room, and some have both.

Nice Pam Hotel provides private indoor parking with facilities for guests with reduced mobility; a reservation is required and parking is paid. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. The rooms are air-conditioned, and a lift serves the upper floors. Facilities for wheelchair users are available, including toilets with grab rails. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms are also available.

The on-site café, bar and in-room breakfast service offer several options for refreshments and meals. Breakfast can include menus adapted to certain dietary requirements on request; rooms also have a minibar and a kettle or coffee machine. The 24-hour reception provides concierge, luggage storage, and private check-in or check-out services. The garden, outdoor furniture and board games are among the other spaces and activities on offer. Room service, as well as ironing and laundry services, is also available.

Riquier is a district of Nice oriented towards the port and the shopping streets in the east of the city. Its atmosphere combines everyday Niçois life, small squares and urban buildings; it is a convenient area for exploring the centre without staying directly on the busiest streets of Vieux-Nice. Markets, museums and the seafront offer outings that are easy to combine throughout the day.

Place Garibaldi, recognisable by its colourful façades and arcades, is 450 m away. Nearby, MAMAC displays modern and contemporary art, while La Tête Carrée is a monumental sculpture that has become one of the city’s landmarks. Nice Port opens onto the quays and ferry departures; the old town invites you to explore its narrow streets and visit Sainte-Réparate Cathedral. Nice-Riquier train station is 500 m away and a tram stop is 450 m away. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 5 km away.

Nice is worth exploring in every season: the mild days of spring and autumn are ideal for walks between the port, squares and museums, while summer brings more visitors to the coast. For a varied day out, start in the port and Garibaldi districts, continue with the collections at MAMAC, then head to the sea in the late afternoon. The pebble beaches and seafront promenade offer another way to enjoy the Mediterranean light; wear suitable shoes for walking on the pebbles.