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Plane was delayed and staff waited up to greet us at 2am to check in. Conversational staff with good English. Room was clean and well-made. However, no soap in the bathroom. Air-con was also a bit temperamental, but staff helped when asked, even late at night. A 9 euro breakfast was offered per person, which you book and pay for when you’re there. A nice touch was the reception staff providing a cork opener and glasses for a bottle of wine we had bought from the local Aldi round the corner. Staff also advised on nice places to eat locally, where prices wouldn’t be too high. Proximity to the beach was nice, just a 20 minute walk away. Overall, friendly and affordable hotel who are very accommodating.

Art in every corner. There is no better way to describe Le Windsor hotel in Nice. All the hotel's spaces are fantastic, starting with the garden (jungle), a relaxing space to have breakfast, dinner or just enjoy a drink, watching the birds and listening to their song. My room had a unique design, with spectacular natural light. Another highlight is the fantastic location of the hotel, very close to the tramway and only a few minutes walk from Place Massena and the historic city centre. The reception, breakfast and restaurant staff were very friendly and helpful. I will come back without hesitation.

Hotel super well located, for those coming by metro from the airport, it is 2 minutes from a stop on foot, it is also 2 minutes on foot from the waterfront. Very comfortable bed and pillows 🥰 Excellent breakfast 👌🏻 the breakfast coffee machines are available all day for us to serve 😊 Cleaning could be better, that's the only downside. If I return to Nice it will be a choice to consider again 😊

We returned to the hotel after a long break due to covid. The hotel was excellent in changing our reservations due to the continued covid and travel restrictions. We paid a bit extra for a deluxe room with sea view and although the hotel is not cheap, it is right on the seafront and only a few minutes walk to the bars, restaurants, city centre etc. There is even a bus stop close to the hotel if you want to travel from the airport without getting a taxi. A warm welcome from the staff, a clean and modern room with a view of the sea. The breakfast buffet is very good. We did not take dinner but walked to a pedestrian area with lots of eateries. The hotel restaurant looks good and was usually busy, but we did not see much on the menu to attract us. Perhaps next time. Overall excellent but we do have a couple of tiny tiny comments. ASometinmes the tea/coffees were not topped up in the room. There are not enough hangers in the wardrobe and no hooks on the backs of any doors so you could hang coats, robes etc. None of these items spoit the holiday break and we will go again.

We stayed here in July. Booked two rooms - a superior room facing the promenade and a regular room with a city view. The sea facing room had a fantastic view but very tiny. The regular room was on the 5th floor. Had views of the mountains/hills and was massive. I was so worried prior to checking in given the bad reviews here. I noticed though that for some reason most Nice hotels have bad reviews! I had nothing to worry about at all. We arrived before 2PM and had our room right away. No issues with rude staff whatsoever. And no noise issues with the sea-facing room either. The only issue is it's a bit of a walk to the Old Town and the train station (uphill and doing this twice a day is quite tiring). But seriously I was in Nice for a week and I don't think I'll trade his hotel for any other hotel. Nice, further up closer to the train station, wasn't quite as ”charming and lovely” as having views of the promenade.

The rooms in this hotel were clean and the bed large and comfortable, our shower was either freezing or scalding, we couldn’t get the temperature right at all and we had no shower gel, which admittedly we didn’t ask to get filled as we thought the cleaning staff would check it. The decor is a bit dated throughout the hotel which could really do with brightening up a bit. The breakfast room particularly was very tired and brown, we would have liked to have eaten outside but the small garden area seemed to only cater for smokers. We took our coffee outside a couple of mornings and the tables were dirty and the ashtrays full from the night before. The pool area is lovely with amazing views but loungers are reserved very early and are limited in number, several times we went for a swim after a long hot day around 4pm and there was nothing available except seats set up for dining. The pool was a good temperature and lovely to swim in, if a bit small. There was an apparently new system in place for pool towels and we hadn’t been given tokens on check in. We weren’t asked for them the first day and got towels no problem, the second day the staff refused to give us towels despite us having our room keys with us. We had to go all the way to reception to get them and then we overheard other people getting them without tokens - so the system doesn’t work very well! I asked reception if my daughter who was staying in Nice could join us one day at the pool and was happy to pay a fee for this. I was given a very blunt no in answer to this question by a rude receptionist, the rest of the reception staff were very polite. I understand this may not have been possible but a polite no would have been preferred. When we were waiting to leave we heard several people complaining loudly they couldn’t get into their rooms and were being told check in is ‘From’ 3pm and not ‘At’ 3pm so beware of this, some people waited an hour to get into their rooms. We stayed in 3 different hotels in France and this was our most expensive and least favourite.

This hotel delivered on so many levels. It lived up to the reviews and its 5 star rating. The staff were highly attentive and quick to resolve issues. Our hotel room had a beautiful view of the sea. The bed was comfy. Great hairdryer (it's important). The breakfasts were wonderful. The concierge was so helpful we were able to set our agenda and get amazing recommendations. It started with the gentleman that checked us in. All the amenities were also wonderful. (too cold for the outdoor pool. The room was a generous size as well. Great location on the Promenade.

The hotel was fine, check in was smooth and hassle free, just as the check out. The Receptionist at check out (Silvia) was very helpful and managed to pull my Marriott Bonvoy subscription although I didn't have my membership card number with me, unfortunately as my booking was done by travel agency, I didn't get the points for that stay (5 days) 😔😕. The rooms were quite spacey, shower was decent but no bathtub (not a big deal) but there were a balcony which was a plus 😍 In room : Biggest problem was the Air conditioning (stuck at 24 C) we were told that this was as per regulations for EU power consumption. And there were no Iron as well. Breakfast was quite OK for me, but I have seen much better in 5 Star hotels. The location of restaurant with sea view was wonderful. The Bar was just next to reception desk... At night it was very loud (one can hardly hear a conversation with his fellows once passing by that area) also the smell was not favorable (specially if you are not into alcoholic beverages ). Elevators were not fully operational, and at certain times one had to wait for 5 minutes to get into it. All in all the stay was pretty good and I enjoyed it a lot

It was very noisy at the first night in the room that they gave me. And changed into other room that was okay. The room 305 was too small and facing to the main street and it was very noisy i didnt liked at all.

There are more than 1 km from the airport, and the hotel is on the Nice Tram Line 2, which leads to the airport. There is a train station opposite the hotel, which leads to the city of Nice and Cannes, Monaco, Menton, etc., with an average of 20 minutes - there is a bus in 40 minutes, the latest bus is about 12 o'clock in the middle of the night. There are no residential areas around, so there are no supermarkets and places to eat.