OKKO Hotels Nice Aéroport

Rooms at OKKO Hotels Nice Aéroport are available in two layouts: Double Room and Twin Room. Each measures 17 m² and can accommodate two people. Air conditioning, a private bathroom, soundproofing and a flat-screen TV are standard in both categories. A desk, a safe and a hairdryer are also among the facilities. The upper floors are accessible by lift.

The main difference is the bed arrangement: the Double Room has one double bed, while the Twin Room has two single beds. Both categories offer a view and access to the sauna. Each bathroom has a shower, and toiletries and toilet paper are provided. A laptop safe and basic facilities are available in both layouts, so the choice mainly depends on the bed arrangement you prefer.

Services at OKKO Hotels Nice Aéroport combine dining, relaxation and practical facilities. The restaurant, on-site café and bar offer a choice of places to take a break, while a snack bar and menus for specific diets are available on request. The shared lounge with a TV provides a place to relax together, and board games and puzzles are available. The gym and sauna offer further ways to unwind indoors at the hotel.

The reception is open 24 hours a day; a concierge service, luggage storage and express check-in or check-out are also available. The business centre and meeting rooms cater to business needs, with fax and photocopying services. The lift and accessible facilities make it easier to get around. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Pets are allowed at no extra charge. Paid public parking is available nearby, with spaces for guests with reduced mobility.

The Arenas district occupies the western part of Nice, between major transport routes, the coast and green spaces. Its surroundings are more contemporary than those of Vieux-Nice: it has business and transport facilities, with Phoenix Park and the Museum of Asian Arts as cultural landmarks. This area suits travellers who want to reach the airport or explore several districts without staying on the busy streets of the historic centre.

Nice Saint-Augustin railway station is 250 m away, and Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 300 m away. Phoenix Park, with its gardens and tropical greenhouses, is 350 m away; the Museum of Asian Arts showcases collections devoted to Asian cultures. The seafront and beaches in the Carras area are accessible from the district, while the tram and train make it easy to travel to central Nice and neighbouring towns. Further east, Vieux-Nice has old streets, markets and colourful façades; the Promenade des Anglais runs along the bay and is well suited to walks or bike rides.

Nice is worth visiting in every season. Summer draws visitors who enjoy swimming and long evenings on a terrace, while spring and autumn are pleasant times to explore the districts on foot in milder temperatures. You could spend a day at Phoenix Park and the nearby museum, followed by a walk along the seafront; another day could be devoted to Vieux-Nice and Castle Hill. In winter, the climate is often still suitable for city visits and excursions along the French Riviera.