Radisson Blu Hotel, Nice (Nice, France)

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Across from beach

Located on the famous Promenade des Anglais, Radisson Blu Nice overlooks its own private beach on the Mediterranean Sea. Place Massena and the Cours Saleya Flower Market are within 3.4 km (2.1 mi). Show more

Rooftop pool

The Radisson's rooftop terrace features a large outdoor pool, a seasonal bar/restaurant, and panoramic views of the sea. Guests enjoy access to the hotel's private beach at a discouted rate.

Sea or city views

Spacious, air-conditioned guestrooms face the city or the sea. All include minibars, flat-panel TVs, in-room safes, and complimentary wireless Internet access. Sea-facing rooms have balconies. Hide

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City View Guest Room-Double


One king bed. City view. 30 square meters. Complimentary dial-up and wireless Internet connection. Flatscreen television. Minibar. Hair dryer and makeup/shaving mirror. Laptop-compatible safe. Trouser press.

Sea View Guest Room-Double


		One king bed. Terrace with sea view. 30 square meters. Complimentary dial-up and wireless Internet connection. Flatscreen television. Minibar. Hair dryer and makeup/shaving mirror. Laptop-compatible safe. Trouser press. Tea and coffee making facilities.

Sea View Suite


		1 king bed. Beach and/or Sea view. 60 square meters. Balcony. Desk. In-room safe (accommodates laptop). Wireless high-speed Internet access (complimentary). Wired high-speed Internet access (complimentary). LCD television. Cable television service. Pay movies. Voice mail. Minibar. Espresso maker. Private bathroom. Makeup/shaving mirror. Designer toiletries. Slippers. Hair dryer. Iron/ironing board. Trouser press. Blackout drapes/curtains. Air conditioning. Climate control.

City View Guest Room-Single - Bed & Breakfast


1 king bed. City view and/or Sea view. Desk. In-room safe (accommodates laptop). Wireless high-speed Internet access (complimentary). Wired high-speed Internet access (complimentary). LCD television. Cable television service. Pay movies. Voice mail. Minibar. Coffee/tea maker. Private bathroom. Makeup/shaving mirror. Designer toiletries. Slippers. Hair dryer. Iron/ironing board. Trouser press. Blackout drapes/curtains. Air conditioning. Climate control. Daily housekeeping.

Sea View Guest Room-Single - Bed & Breakfast


		1 king bed. City view and/or Sea view. Desk. In-room safe (accommodates laptop). Wireless high-speed Internet access (complimentary). Wired high-speed Internet access (complimentary). LCD television. Cable television service. Pay movies. Voice mail. Minibar. Coffee/tea maker. Private bathroom. Makeup/shaving mirror. Designer toiletries. Slippers. Hair dryer. Iron/ironing board. Trouser press. Blackout drapes/curtains. Air conditioning. Climate control. Daily housekeeping.

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Hotel Policies & Fees

The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.

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Check-out time is Noon
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Fees

The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Buffet breakfast fee: EUR 23 per person (approximate amount)
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Mandatory Fees and Taxes

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- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.50 per person, per night
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Awards and Affiliations

A Green / Sustainable Property - Third Party Certified

This property participates in Clef Vert (Green Key), a third-party certification program that has been independently certified. Third-party certification measures the property's impact on one or more of the following: environment, community, cultural-heritage, the local economy. An objective assessment of a company's sustainable tourism practices has been performed at this property by an auditor who is independent of the third-party certification program.

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Accessible bathroom
Roll-in shower

Handicapped parking
In-room accessibility

Property Amenities

Swimming pool - outdoor
Private beach
Poolside bar
Sauna
Room service (24 hours)
Bar/lounge
Restaurant(s) in hotel
Parking (surcharge)
Banquet facilities
Porter/bellhop
Express check-out
Multilingual staff
24-hour front desk
Total number of rooms - 331
Express check-in
Dry cleaning/laundry service
Number of floors - 7
Air-conditioned public areas
Breakfast available (surcharge)
Laundry facilities

Tour assistance
Elevator/lift
Concierge services
Business center
Room service
Currency exchange
Rooftop terrace
Luggage storage
One meeting/conference room
Parking limited (surcharge)
Shoe shine
Swimming pool - outdoor seasonal
Fitness facilities (surcharge)
Tours/ticket assistance
Wireless (high-speed) Internet access - complimentary
Wired (high-speed) Internet access - complimentary
On-site car rental
Wedding services
Wheelchair accessible

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Rooms

Radisson Blu Hotel, Nice has 331 rooms and suites, 188 with large balconies and direct sea views. The decor is themed in one of the three styles:

"Urban" guestrooms have classic style revisited from a contemporary perspective. The furniture's pure lines blend with the decor of soft grey and beige tones, enlivened by a carmine red wall section, red curtains and matching bedspread.

In the "Ocean" rooms, where blues and yellows predominate, everything is reminiscent of the sea. The furniture is characterized by fluid, modern lines: for example, the bed, set facing the sea, possesses a bedstead made of light wood and glass whose blue tones evoke the waves and glint in the evening sun. The mirror also has a wavelike design, the desktop is made of a light wood and the sand-coloured armchair is an invitation to relax. The blue curtains help create a gentle marine atmosphere.

The "Chili" style is simultaneously exotic and discreet. The lively, warm colours (orange, pepper red) and the daring, highly creative furnishings give the rooms a vibrant, spicy atmosphere. The forms are curved and ergonomic, as characterized by the design of the desk and armchair, and the materials give pride of place to exotic woods and brick-coloured leather. The vermilion curtains create beautiful light effects.

All rooms have complimentary wireless and wired Internet access, and flat-screen televisions with satellite channels.

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Radisson Blu Hotel, Nice, Nice, France, Rooms Guest Room

Room Amenities

Air conditioning
Climate control
Voice mail
Minibar
Coffee/tea maker
Wake-up calls
Pay movies
Makeup/shaving mirror
Hair dryer
Iron/ironing board
Electronic/magnetic keys
Trouser press
Desk
Cribs (infant beds) available
Soundproofed rooms

In-room massage available
In-room safe
Daily housekeeping (daily)
Private bathroom
Designer toiletries
Slippers
Blackout drapes/curtains
Cable television service
Wireless high-speed Internet access (complimentary)
Wired high-speed Internet access (complimentary)
In-room safe (laptop compatible)
LCD television
City view
Sea view

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Dining

Bleu Citron - Open for lunch and dinner from October to April, and all year for a buffet breakfast, this restaurant overlooks the Promenade des Anglais. Guests relax in leather dining chairs and discover a fine combination of regional products and international flavours.

Promenade Café - Serves light snacks all day from an international menu.

The Terrace Restaurant - Serving lunch and dinner from June to September, this rooftop restaurant overlooks the Bay of Angels. Grilled meats, fish, salads, and pasta.

Poolside Bar & Lounge - A rooftop bar, open all day until early evening, from May to October. Serves a range of drinks, including cocktails, as well as soft drinks and coffee.

Lobby Bar - Off the lobby and open daily from mid-morning until the early hours, this bar is an informal place for a quiet drink. Guests sit at bar stools or recline in the leather chairs.

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Recreation

Golf - miniature nearby
Golfing nearby
Water skiing nearby
Personal watercraft nearby
Tennis nearby
Running track/path nearby
Scooter/moped rentals nearby
Parasailing nearby

Helicopter/airplane tours nearby
Fishing nearby
Sailing nearby
Windsurfing nearby
Motor boating nearby
Hiking/biking trails nearby
Bicycle rentals on site
Swimming on site

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Spa

Turkish bath/Hammam in spa

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A Traveller from dc

5.0

out of 5

“Nice Hotel, but a little disappointed.”

We had a Sea View room, which had an awesome view. However, I'm not used to a road going between me and the water. Also, there was an extra charge for parking of $20+ per night, plus they charge $15 bucks a day for a chaise lounge at the roof top pool, and/or their "private beach". The beach is pretty, but there are HUGE rocks and hurt your feet. Don't forget the water shoes if you choose to go swimming.

anne p from Setauket, New York

4.0

out of 5

“Great Hotel and Service but note some additional fees”

We stayed at the Radisson for 4 days after staying at the Boscolo Exedra for four days as well. The Radisson is nice because it is right on the Promenade hoever, it is not in the Center of town. The hotel, however, provides a very convenient shuttle to and from the centre of town which was great, quick and at no cost to us. I was not happy that they charged 9 Euro per chair, towel etc. to lay by the pool and the drinks are very expensive. The Pina Colada was 18 Euro which is $25 american dollars (at the time) - quite a rip off. The beach is across the street and again you end up paying the equivalent of $27 American Dollars per chair. They don't have a long stretch of the beach so if you are not there early, you end up sitting in one of the bck rows and don't even have a view of the beach itself but of the head of the person in front of you. The Hotel itself is very nce, rooms are nice, very clean, the service was great from everyone except by the pool one server charged us for chair service altho we did not use it or sign for it - so be careful with that. One more thing - altho we requested a double/king bed, what they give you is really two small beds attached so there is a split down the middle - not a big deal to me but it may be to others. All in all, very satisfied, everyone spoke english and was very helpful.

Area recommendations

I highly recommend Monaco/Monte Carlo, Le Rocher and Eze - breathtaking natural beauty. Cassis was a few hours away but we rented a car and it was beautiful. Although St. Tropez itself was a disappointment, the pampellone beaches near St. Tropez were magnificent. I would stay away from the strip of restaurants in the city centre by Haagen Dazs - they are a tourist trap. Go along Cours De Saleya or the Port and enjoy some real french cuisine and some great service.

Ian M from Manchester. United Kingdom

4.0

out of 5

“Brillant Hotel Courtesy Bus”

The location of the Hotel is not central to the main city of Nice but the very prompt, clean, regular ( a.m. and evenings only ) and 15 minute journey into ther city was good. Hotel staff very helpful. The Radisson is only a few miles away from the airport so the taxi fare was a bit of a shock. There are local shops behing the hotel and only a short walk. We only stayed for three nights and it is the first time in Nice. Really enjoyed the City and the cosmopolitian atmosphere. Lots of shopping and site seeing or just relax on the Hotels private beach or poolside.

Area recommendations

The City centre is a busy, lively, clean and safe place to be during the day and evening. Lots of resturants, street entainment and of course many and variety of shopping. Enjoyed the Marina and the various characters that visit the city.

A Traveller from Chicago Illinois

5.0

out of 5

“Worked out great”

Our choice could not be better - the hotel is right on the sea and beach and on the most prominent and fun street in the city - Promenade des Anglais. The beauty of the sea, matched with the street hustle and bustle, at the same time away from the real crowd - makes it really a great choice. The hotel is surrounded by majestic old and some new buildings, great neighborhood and not as congested as the city center. The hotel shuttle is very convenient and makes it extremely easy to get back and forth to the city center. The airport is so very close, too, and some local restaurants are just around the corner. The view from rooms and terrace is stunning, the hotel location works great to move quickly between sea and pool. The hotel people are extremely helpful. The design is contemporary and trendy, we will look for other Blu Radissons around the world to stay there.

Area recommendations

Spend time on Promenade des Anglais - great vantage point to look back at the city, to observe all kinds of skateboardes, rollerbladers, musicians, painters, etc., have icecream or go to restaurants, to observe the beach - it is a unique place. Place Massenna with all surrounding streets - a lot of fun to watch, eat, shop. Take a tour to Monaco - pays off - great as the city is not easy to navigate to see things and cabs are pricey. The tour will take you to other sites like the medieval village of Eze - worth seeing. Take a tour to Cannes, Antibes and St Paul village - where all the famous painters worked - another treat that is worth the money and save the time.

Charles P from Edinburgh, Scotland

4.0

out of 5

“Consider all the reviews carefully. Many pros, a few cons. Not a cheap deal.”

Some of the other reviews put us off a bit. The rooftop pool is free to use. Take your own beach towel to avoid the ridiculous 18 Euro daily charge for sunlounger and towel. The hotel should scrap this charge but resolutely refuse to apply common sense, to attract more income from drinks etc. The pool feels colder than the sea (Mid July), and far less fun, so you won't want to hang around much. The "private" beach is also free, but you will need to pay the same (18 Euros) for a sunlounger and parasol. To be honest, it makes the hotel look a bit stupid as this is a far less busy end of the Nice beach. You only have to walk a few yards to a much less crowded section of "public" beach. A beach mat and parasol can be BOUGHT (from a useful shop if you walk west down the Avenue Californie) for less than a day's hire Don't bother eating in the hotel, the prices are embarrassing. 2 local boulangeries also west on Avenue California - for breakfast (if not included in your stay), bread and patisseries to die for. The seaward facing rooms are the best, each with balcony, but you will pay a lot more. Double glazing extremely effective against the seemingly constant and deafening traffic. A good spread at breakfast. Helpful and friendly staff (some incredibly rude guests!). Beds comfortable enough to want to sleep late! Courtesy buses to town (40 mins walk). Rather prone to changes without informing anyone. "It had to leave early because it was full. The next is in an hour".

Getting around

Easiest way is to walk! Hope you are fit. 40 mins to town. Next use the courtesy bus from the hotel. At the time of writing (Mid July), this service runs to town on the hour up to 12 noon then from 5 pm to 11 pm. Return service on the half hour up to 12.30 pm then from 5.30 pm to 11.30 pm. Don't rely on it entirely. They don't seem to bother about putting on extra buses if it is full. Next use the normal Ligne D'Azur buses. These cost 1 Euro per journey (up to 74 minutes I think) and are quite frequent up to around 9pm. Buy the ticket from the driver and then validate it straight away. This also means you can get to Cannes (Bus 200) for 1 Euro - (1 hour 20 mins) Taxi - around 18 Euros to town. Do the maths!

What to pack

Beach mat - save loads of money Beach shoes/swim shoes - ESSENTIAL. Pebbly beach. Not just flipflops.

Dining

Don't eat in the hotel. Far too expensive. Infinitely better value EVERYWHERE else. Several good places within 15 mins from hotel, look along the Avenue Californie. Excellent Morrocan cafe/bistro west of hotel as above. Also good simple restaurant near Paediatric Hospital east (!) In town there are loads of places. Look for the fixed price menus for three courses for 17-23 Euros. Excellent value. La Maison de Marie - down a side street near Place de Massena - Excellent. Wine expensive. Le Vertigo - really good value. In the Port. Restaurants on East side much more expensive than the West, as they stay in the sun later in the evening. Several close to the Crystallized Fruit place on the West. Very good. Several supermarkets near hotel. Drinks (alcoholic and otherwise) much cheaper.

Juan K from San Jose, CA

4.0

out of 5

“Radisson Blu - Nice”

This was a very nice hotel with lovely views of the Mediterranean. Reasonably close to old Nice. The best thing was the knowledgeable and helpful concierge who really went to the trouble to understand what we wanted to do / see and made very good recommendations. Parking a bit pricy at 25 euros/night, but this is Cote D'Azur in high season. If I did not stay here again, it would only be to experience other hotels in different parts of Cote D'Azur. But for the first time visitor (like me), it's definitely a good choice from which to explore. Located on Promenade des Anglais, this hotel is close to both the airport and the old city, making it quite convenient.

Tom & Tammy B from Toronto

4.0

out of 5

“Great Hotel Poor Customer Service”

This Hotel was in a great location with great rooms the Hotel staff were very rude and unfriendly, One exception to this was the roof top restaurant the food was great as well as the service (Girish).Another fault was that the Hotel charged 18 Euros for a chair at there pool Tom & Tammy Toronto

Paul H from New York

2.0

out of 5

“Should have been better”

The Radisson brand internationally I think is usually quite good but this hotel is not up to those standards. Physically, the hotel is tired and needs updating. The lobby area is very much of a business hotel feel. The rooms are nothing special and can be noisy. The daytime concierge was not helpful and a little rude. The night manager at the restaurant was fantastic though and had a great can do attitude. But, while the people at the restaurant were friendly and helpful, the breakfast at 20 euros is way, way overpriced. Overall....there are much better hotels in Nice that are no more expensive and much better located. Go there.

Area recommendations

There is a very nice neighborhood restaurant called Mesculin. Also, do not rent bikes from the hotel, use the bicycle rental kiosks that are very close by. They are a fraction of the cost and much more convenient.

john v from scottsdale AZ

4.0

out of 5

“great hotel in nice”

rooms were as discribed. they were clean and of sufficent size. dinning room was a bit expensive but everyone was friendly. the location is great.

A Traveller from Edmonton, AB

3.0

out of 5

“Horrible serves ruined an otherwise decent hotel”

The hotel’s service, particularly the bar staff at the pool, was horrible. By far the worst my wife and I have ever experienced in our lives. The only thing that saved the hotel from getting a “1” for service in my review was that they refunded the lunch we had at the rooftop pool after making repeated complains and outright refusing to pay it. Sat down at rooftop bar on first day and were forced to wait 45 minutes before being offered so much as a water despite the extreme heat. Nobody at the hotel apologized or wanted to take any responsibility when we complained. Be prepared to pay 15 euro per person if you want a chair at the pool. I realize you pay for a chair at the beach, but why not just raise the prices by 15 euro per night instead of gouging for this? Hotel is close to the airport which is a plus, but is a half hour walk each way into town, with really no restaurant option in between. If it wasn’t for the service, I might recommend this hotel if you don’t care about being close to town, but as a middle of the road hotel at best it can’t overcome the extremely poor service and attitude.

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