Nice Hotel Guide - Adventure Sport Hotels in Nice, France

We have the grocery close by that needs a visit.. And not to miss the beach I.e. Opp the apartment, with a variety of cuisine to offer after 6pm. Love this place n location

Superb location walking distance to 2 beaches and local transport, very good pool and terrace (with a really good snack bar). Studios are quite cramped, but views from most are very good while still maintaining privacy, and reasonably quiet despite the adjoining train line. The complex was probably the height of self-catering family accommodation when it opened in 1987, still well-kept but rather dated now. Staff very helpful when they are there, but reception is closed more often than open. Despite its limitations, this is probably the best place available for a stay of a week or more - we'll be back!

The hotel was great except for the lack of towel changes and replacing of bath room products ie toilet paper soap etc

Quaint, peaceful and scenic. A retreat of sorts. Not all the services of a 4-5 star or big names but enough to make it enjoyable

Nice location. Easy access to parking, beach.

Friendly helpful staff, nice clean room. Parking not easy but staff outline your options.

Clean and pleasant hotel with friendly and helpful staff.

If you are looking for a self-contained studio/apartment-type accommodation, then this hotel is more than suitable. The lobby area is nice and modern, and gives good first impressions. It is nothing fancy, but clean and smart. I arrived 3 hours before the check-in time so my room wasn't ready. I was kindly offered to leave my bag in a secure storage facility at the hotel. However another option was to upgrade to a luxury suite (1 up from my basic studio) and this was available for immediate occupation. It was only £10 extra per night and included a room with a balcony facing away from the road. The road itself is fairly quiet and not busy, so I would have been happy with a room to that side too. I was very happy to have upgraded to the Luxury suite - it was spacious, very modern, with new chic furniture all around as well as bathroom facilities. The kitchenette had an induction hob, a microwave, a dishwasher, a small fridge, and lots of cooking/kitchen utensils. The bed and mattress were really fantastic. The TV offers a good variety of French and international channels. The balcony in my room was big and quite private, with a view onto palm trees. A/C was quite strong and ice-cold, and the shower seemed new. The hotel itself is 2 minutes walk from the promenade and beaches. There are a few local shops and a supermarket that offer fresh veg and fruit, as well as a couple of bakeries offering pastries and baguettes.

We wanted to replicate our caravan experience - lots of space, pool, self-catering, easy-parking - and this did the trick. Fantastic views from the roof-top pool area - we were there in April, so the pool was cold, but it didn't stop us swimming! We had the buffet breakfast on the first day - typical fare - bread, pastries, cheese, ham, yoghurts, fruit juice, nutella, choice of hot drinks. Relatively expensive, but worth it for the convenience on day 1. Easy check-in, safe and secure underground car park (useful in high summer). A short walk to a big supermarket and various other little outlets. All in all, we had a great time. Our apartment was large - one double bed in the separate bedroom, another double in an alcove, and a third double sofa bed made up in front of the TV, which we and our daughters used to lounge around on. Kitchenette not that well stocked - no plates or cutlery or cooking utensils, but we bought some relatively cheap disposable things at the huge Geant supermarket in Antibes. Micowave / grill oven and double hob, plus dishwasher and fridge gave us all we needed. A great base from which to explore the whole Riviera. Also handy train station at Villeneuve Loubet, for trains to Italy/Monace or Cannes/Nice (or further afield).

Very easy hotel to get to, the beach is opposite the hotel & is very nice, with the water been very shallow it is grest for kids. Bus in to Nice centre is opposite the hotel & you travel in a circle so you cannot miss your return stop. Train station is about 10 minutes walk & easy to understand for non French speakers. The hotel pool is freezing & you cannot stay in for long even if it's 30 degrees outside. Need more items in the play ground for the kids as they just have a slide. But overhau a good hotel.