Hotels in Nice Waterfront, Nice

Location: Great, very close to the beach, so you can come back directly for a shower after swimming. It's also very close to the Old Town; you can walk to the morning market, Castle Hill, and Place Masséna. However, it's a bit of a distance to the New Town. Cleanliness: Clean. Amenities: The air conditioning is quite old-fashioned and linked to the windows, meaning it won't work if the a window is open, which the staff didn't mention. Breakfast: The staff were excellent, and there was a wide variety of items. Overall, nothing particularly stood out, but it was decent. The mini sausages, bread, and bottled yogurt were tasty. Overall value for money is average; the room is relatively small (though the bathroom is very large and has a bathtub), but you're paying for the excellent location.

The sea view is first-rate, nothing to say. Except for the occasional maintenance noise during the day, it was OK most of the time, and the front desk was very friendly. Overall, it is traditional, but I am very satisfied with it.

The location is excellent, with unbeatable sea views from the balcony. It can be a bit noisy facing the street, but once the windows are closed, you can't hear any sound. We had three good nights' sleep. The hotel is quite old, and the facilities are indeed a bit dated.

Great location right in the heart of the promenade. The hotel itself has a charming old-world classical style. Inside, it boasts a unique atmosphere and a beautiful banquet hall. There's no private beach, but there are beach clubs directly opposite, which you should try to book in advance, especially on weekends. The breakfast is good. The promenade is fantastic for walks, and the sea is incredibly beautiful and clear.

If it is not a smaller size, this hotel is absolutely value for money. The staff is very friendly. There is a caring radiator in the bathroom. The clothes are washed and dry the next day. There is a coffee machine in the room. There is coffee tea. The most important thing is to open a kettle. This is really difficult. Expensive. Every morning I went out and found that the door handle had prepared croissants for us. There were also many mirrors behind the room (of course we lived in two rooms slightly different). I feel that this hotel can be worth 700+ if you don’t care about the exterior.

The facilities themselves were decent, and the beach view I could see just by opening the curtains every morning and night was truly beautiful. I also felt good because the front desk kindly answered my inquiries regarding other personal travel matters.

The breakfast was excellent. The ambiance was beautiful; the hotel's official promotional photos didn't quite capture its charm. The actual setting was lovely, and the breakfast selection was plentiful, including some supposedly homemade desserts that were quite good. The only downside was that one of the very thin young men serving breakfast was quite aloof, even lacking in service attitude. Also, we forgot a jacket at the hotel. Considering the expensive postage, we had to let it go.

For us the hotel is perfectly positioned for our 4 night stay in Nice. We paid extra to use the carpark for our rental car. We ate our breakfasts outside, preferring croissants and coffee to a hotel breakfast. We were on the 5th floor and the lift was good. The receptionists were always helpful. Our room (56) was fine with a small balcony with a sea-view. Sheets and towels were very good. Useful was the bottle for water which could be refilled at reception and kept in the fridge. One minus point-the bedside tables were too small. Our stay was good and we would have no hesitation to staying here next time.

The location is superb, right between Avenue des Anglais and Avenue du Théâtre. It's within walking distance to Castle Hill, the beach, the old town, the square, the flower market, and the food street. The room size is moderate, and the breakfast is simple but good, featuring smoked salmon. The service attitude is excellent. However, water wasn't provided daily. I was lucky enough to see the drone fireworks show for the World Ocean Conference, and Nice's beaches were packed with people.

The location is excellent, very close to Promenade des Anglais, and a 5-6 minute walk to Nice Beach. There's an induction cooker and microwave, and other cookware and tableware are also provided. A bowl of hot noodle soup in the morning is enough to soothe a Chinese stomach after eating white food every day. Remember to bring your own condiments. Check-in and check-out are completely self-service; I didn't see a single staff member during my three nights. There are free umbrellas, beach mats, and beach towels available for rent in the hallway, which is very convenient. There's nothing more authentic than taking your own gear and enjoying Nice Beach.