Palais Saleya Boutique Hôtel

Palais Saleya Boutique Hôtel offers suites and apartments of varying sizes and layouts. Accommodation comes with a kitchen and private bathroom, as well as air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine. Junior Suites are compact, while some suites and apartments also have a mezzanine, a seating area or a dining area.

The largest room types have several bedrooms and can accommodate family groups. Several units have a dishwasher; kitchen facilities also include a refrigerator, oven and hob. Some suites and apartments overlook the city, while the One-Bedroom Apartment has a view of Place du Palais de Justice. Several room types have a bath, while others have a shower. Sleeping arrangements vary, with double beds, single beds and sofa beds.

The reception is open 24 hours a day, and the concierge service can assist with requests during your stay. Luggage storage is available, and housekeeping is provided daily. The hotel also offers laundry, dry-cleaning and ironing services. Bicycle hire, bike tours and car hire offer different ways to explore Nice and its surroundings.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Accommodation has air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a kitchen; some room types also have a minibar. Continental breakfast can be served in your room, and a snack bar offers another dining option. An airport shuttle is available. Public parking is nearby and can be reserved, for a daily charge. Facilities include a lift and accessible features for guests with reduced mobility. A cinema room for seven people is available by reservation and for an extra charge.

Vieux Nice is a collection of narrow lanes, colourful façades and lively squares between Castle Hill and the seafront. Its architecture reflects the city’s Ligurian and Savoyard influences. Visitors come to stroll beneath the arcades, explore the Baroque churches and sample Niçoise specialities. Cours Saleya Market brings the neighbourhood to life with stalls selling produce and flowers; the pebble beaches then line the Bay of Angels.

Sainte-Réparate Cathedral and the Prefecture Palace offer a glimpse into the neighbourhood’s historic heritage. The Charles Nègre Photography Museum hosts exhibitions devoted to photography. Promenade du Paillon runs through the centre, with gardens and water features, while Place Masséna opens onto shopping avenues. Castle Hill offers views over the city and port. Nice-Ville railway station connects the central districts to the regional rail network, and the tram also serves several parts of the city. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 4.5 km away.

For a day on foot, start with the lanes and market, then make your way to Quai des États-Unis and the seafront. Nice’s beaches are pebbly, which is useful to know when choosing your swimming shoes. In spring and autumn, mild temperatures are well suited to city walks and trips to villages in the hinterland. In summer, plan outdoor visits for the morning or late afternoon, then enjoy the sea and the shaded areas in the centre.