SLO Hostel Nice

SLO Hostel Nice offers several ways to stay, from an individual bed in a dormitory to a private room for two or four people. Dormitories include mixed configurations with ten, six or four beds, as well as a ten-bed dormitory reserved for women. Quadruple rooms are available with either a shared or private bathroom, while double rooms have a private bathroom. Their floor areas range from 10 to 25 m².

Both the dormitories and rooms have air conditioning. Bed linen is provided, and several rooms have lift access to the upper floors. Some have a desk or wardrobe. Dormitories let you book an individual bed; private rooms offer more space for couples or small groups. Board games or puzzles are also available in the dormitories and rooms.

SLO Hostel Nice brings together practical facilities for solo travellers, groups and families. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property, and air conditioning is among the services available. The 24-hour reception means you can be welcomed at any time; express check-in and check-out are also available. Luggage storage and lockers provide space for travellers’ belongings. A lift serves the upper floors.

A bar and snack bar are available on site, alongside continental breakfast served each morning. The communal areas have board games or puzzles. Rooms include bed linen and a socket near the bed, and, depending on the category, a private bathroom with a shower, toilet and hairdryer. Heating is also provided. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms are among the accommodation options.

Nice combines the Mediterranean coastline with lively city life, with shopping avenues, squares and old neighbourhoods. From Rue de Paris, you can explore the centre on foot, passing museums and gardens on the way to neighbourhoods closer to the sea. The city appeals to visitors who want to alternate urban walks, cultural outings and time on the beach, without limiting themselves to seaside activities.

Nice-Ville station is 470 m away and connects the centre with other destinations along the French Riviera. The Marc Chagall Museum, dedicated to the artist’s work, is 510 m away. Further east, the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art is 970 m away; its collections offer another perspective on Nice’s art scene. Promenade du Paillon crosses the centre, with landscaped areas, and leads towards Place Masséna and Vieux-Nice. The seafront and Plage du Centenaire are 1.1 km away. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 7 km away.

You can start the day by exploring the collections at the Marc Chagall Museum, then continue through the streets of Vieux-Nice, among colourful façades, markets and Baroque architecture. In the late afternoon, you can walk along the seafront on Promenade des Anglais or enjoy the beach. Nice can be visited all year round: spring and the shoulder season are well suited to walks, while the coast attracts more visitors in summer. The central neighbourhoods, museums and outdoor spaces make it easy to put together a varied itinerary depending on the weather.