Westminster Hotel & Spa Nice

The rooms and suites at Westminster Hotel & Spa Nice accommodate up to two or three people, depending on the category. They range from 17 to 55 m². Several rooms overlook the sea, while others face the city; some suites also have a balcony or a relaxation area. The rooms are air-conditioned and soundproofed, with a private bathroom and flat-screen TV. Several categories include a minibar, and some rooms and suites have a coffee machine.

Categories include Standard and Superior Rooms, Junior Suites and Suites, with different bed configurations. Some bathrooms have a bath, others a shower or both. The suites stand out for their relaxation areas, bathrobes and slippers; rooms with sea views let you look out over the coastline. Balcony options are also available, including a 55 m² suite.

Westminster Hotel & Spa Nice has several spaces for meals and relaxation. Le Duc restaurant serves Mediterranean cuisine, and breakfast can be served in your room. A bar and minibar complement the food and drink options; special-diet menus are available on request. The terrace and outdoor furniture let you sit outside facing the coastline.

SPA 27 includes a sauna, hammam, hot tub, and treatment and relaxation areas. Services include massages, facial treatments and beauty treatments, as well as a fitness centre. The hotel has a 24-hour reception, concierge service and luggage storage. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Rooms have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The hotel is on the beachfront and has meeting and reception rooms.

Nice stretches between the Mediterranean and the first hills, with the Promenade des Anglais along the seafront and neighbourhoods with contrasting atmospheres. Around the hotel, the seafront is well suited to walks, swimming and breaks overlooking the bay. Heading towards the centre, squares, colourful façades and lively streets create an urban landscape where you can alternate between museums, markets and outings by the water.

The Musée Masséna, housed in a historic villa, tells the story of the Riviera and its arts. Jardin Albert Ier and Place Masséna offer places to walk between the coast and the city centre. Further east, Vieux-Nice is known for its narrow lanes, ochre façades and the market on Cours Saleya; Colline du Château offers a higher vantage point over the bay. Nice-Ville train station is 1.1 km away, and Nice Côte d'Azur Airport is 3.5 km away. Several beaches line the seafront, including Blue Beach and Sporting Plage.

Nice is a year-round destination: winters are generally mild, while summer brings more visitors to the coast. In spring and autumn, temperatures make it pleasant to explore the neighbourhoods on foot and spend time in museums. For a varied day out, start by the seafront, continue towards the central squares, then spend the afternoon in Vieux-Nice or at Colline du Château. The beaches and promenades are accessible in every season, although swimming depends on the weather.