Radisson Hotel Nice Airport

All four room categories have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and good soundproofing. The Standard, Premium and Superior rooms accommodate two people and measure 22, 26 and 25 m² respectively. They are available with two single beds or one large double bed. The Standard overlooks the city, the Premium the sea, and the Superior the city.

The Standard has a walk-in shower and a bathtub. The Premium has a coffee machine, bathrobes and slippers, as well as a sea view. The city-facing Superior also comes with bathrobes and slippers. The 52 m² Suite has a bedroom and a seating area; it overlooks the sea and has a bathroom with a bathtub and a walk-in shower. It accommodates two people and has one extra-large double bed.

The outdoor swimming pool, fitness centre and sun terrace offer several ways to take a break between outings. Sun loungers, parasols, and pool or beach towels are available, and the bar in the pool serves refreshments. For meals, the restaurant serves French and Italian cuisine; the on-site café, snack bar and in-room breakfast service add to the options. Children's menus and menus for some dietary requirements are available on request.

The 24-hour reception provides a concierge service and luggage storage. Room service, daily housekeeping and car hire are among the practical services. Business travellers can use the business centre and meeting rooms. The hotel has paid indoor parking, including spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. Accessibility features include toilets with grab rails and wheelchair access.

The Arenas district occupies the west of Nice, between the airport, business areas and the coast. It has a different feel from the narrow streets of Vieux-Nice: you'll find large facilities, gardens and convenient access to the beaches and city centre. It's suited to travellers in transit, business trips and stays combining appointments with visits to the city.

Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is about 200 m away, and Nice Saint-Augustin railway station is 750 m away. The Asian Arts Museum features collections devoted to Asian cultures; Phoenix Park has gardens, greenhouses and areas to explore across a large landscaped park. For time by the sea, the beaches of the Nice coastline stretch to the south-west. The tram connects the west of Nice with the centre and also serves the airport, making it easy to get around without a car. Vieux-Nice, with its narrow streets, colourful façades and markets, can be explored by combining the tram with a walk.

The Mediterranean climate makes Nice a year-round destination: spring and autumn are well suited to city walks, while summer is a good time to alternate between the beach and sightseeing in the early morning or late afternoon. You could start the day at the Asian Arts Museum and in the paths of Phoenix Park, then continue towards the seafront and central districts. For a longer visit, allow time for Vieux-Nice and Castle Hill, whose viewpoints overlook the bay and the city's rooftops. The railway station and tram also make it easy to vary your itinerary without relying on a car.