Villa Nanou Riviera

Villa Nanou Riviera offers three types of accommodation: a double room, a single bed in a women-only dormitory and a bed in a men's dormitory. The double room measures 25 m² and accommodates two people; the other two beds are each for one person. The bathrooms are shared. The double room stands out for its balcony, terrace and views of the city or the courtyard. It also has a bath and a shower. The men's dormitory has a bunk bed; the women's dormitory has a single bed.

Bed linen is provided for the dormitory beds; towels or sheets may incur an additional charge. The double room includes amenities such as a coffee machine, a desk and a hairdryer. These options suit solo travellers and couples, with shared bathrooms in the guest house.

The guest house provides free Wi-Fi throughout the property. The shared spaces include a lounge that also serves as a TV room, as well as a shared kitchen. The kitchen closes at 22:00. Air conditioning and heating are among the amenities; the rooms are non-smoking and smoking is not permitted anywhere in the property. Room service is available. The bathrooms are shared, and the toilets are shared.

The beach is among the facilities highlighted. Bed linen is provided for the beds, while towels or sheets may incur an additional charge of €3 per person. Guests can choose a double room or a bed in a dormitory. Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, and the shared spaces allow guests to use the kitchen and lounge. Check-in is between 15:00 and 22:30; check-out is before 11:00.

Nice combines the narrow lanes of Vieux-Nice, lively squares and long views along the seafront. Villa Nanou Riviera is in the centre, in an urban area where museums, markets, monuments and beaches are easy to reach on foot. The neighbourhood suits travellers who want to explore the city without spending every outing travelling by car; the shared kitchen and dormitories also offer a more communal way to stay.

MAMAC displays modern and contemporary art collections, while Place Garibaldi opens onto arcaded façades and several streets in the centre. Palais Lascaris, in Vieux-Nice, gives you a glimpse of a Baroque palace and its decoration. Promenade du Paillon is an urban garden linking different neighbourhoods and providing space for a walk. Further down, Ponchettes Beach runs along the Baie des Anges, near Cours Saleya and its market stalls. Castle Hill offers higher views over the coastline.

Nice city centre is easy to explore on foot, and the tram makes it easier to travel to other neighbourhoods. Nice-Ville station connects the city by train; Nice Côte d'Azur Airport is about 5 km away. In spring and autumn, the temperatures make long walks around the sights pleasant. In summer, you can alternate time at the beach with visits to museums and the shaded lanes of Vieux-Nice. A day could start at the Cours Saleya market, continue at MAMAC and end by the seafront.