Hotels in Nice City Center, Nice

I arrived earlier than expected, but they kindly informed me that my room was ready and allowed me to check in early. This was a great help as it gave me more time to get ready for sightseeing. The room was a bit small for two people, and with our suitcases open, there wasn't much space to move around. However, for our short stay, it was perfectly fine, especially considering the overall cost, which offered good value for money.

The hotel is located near Place Masséna, a very lively area. There are many restaurants, cafes, and bookstores nearby. It's also close to the sea, perfect for walks and sightseeing. The breakfast was delicious, and the service was friendly and prompt. Unfortunately, the streets were extremely noisy on the second night, making it almost impossible to sleep from midnight until dawn. Of course, this is beyond the hotel's control. Overall, it was a very comfortable and enjoyable stay.

Customer service is missing from the reception staff. Very long check in and check out process. The place is old and there is an unpleasant smell coming from the kitchen, you have to keep your balcony door open. There isn't privacy if you want to relax in the balcony. Very open and nothing separate from the next door neighbour. No free cleaning service and have to throw your own rubbish outside. No hair dryer available. Bathroom is too small. The location is good. Water dispenser available in the lobby.

We had a comfortable and hassle-free stay at easyHotel Nice Old Town, which offers clean, modern rooms in a fantastic central location near the beach and Old Town. It’s a great budget-friendly option if you’re looking for simple amenities, friendly service, and easy access to everything Nice has to offer.

Situated near the city center, this hotel is a bit small and not too accessible for the disabled, but it definitely has good staff with a very kind heart. The room was a bit hot (A/C didn't really work), but everything else was alright. Not a bad choice for a night or two!

The location is decent, near the main road. It's about a 15-minute walk to the train station. The breakfast was quite good, and luggage storage was convenient. The heating worked very well, and the front desk staff were friendly.

Overall, a great hotel! The location is excellent – it's a 10-minute walk to the station or a 5-minute taxi ride, and there's a shopping street right downstairs. You can also walk to the beach in 10 minutes. The first night, we made a last-minute booking for a superior king room and a standard large room (212 and 411). There was a 100 RMB price difference, but I'm not sure why the 'better' room actually had a smaller bed. It was unclear which one was more expensive. The following three nights, we had pre-booked a superior triple room. We wanted to extend our stay in the existing rooms but were told it would cost an extra 600+ Euros, which seemed baffling since the two rooms combined cost 2600 RMB, less than one night in the 3000+ RMB superior triple. The front desk even suggested we switch to room 208, saying it was the best – a quad room – but that would have cost an additional 90+ Euros for three nights. We looked at it and thought it was just okay, so we didn't switch. When we checked in that afternoon, we were given room 106, which turned out to be quite good! It had a partition between the king bed and the sofa bed, and the bathroom had a separate wet and dry area. Glad we didn't switch! I won't post many photos as they look just like the official ones.

I stayed at this hotel just yesterday because I couldn't secure a two-night booking elsewhere due to the carnival. The lobby is quite beautiful, with stylish decor and a serene blue theme. The room is a bit small, but I appreciate its clean, minimalist design and good natural light. There's also a kettle, which is quite important for Asians in winter. If there had been a fridge, the full French meal I ordered last night wouldn't have gone to waste, needing to be packed up from the restaurant.

The hostel was clean and neat, and the room size was quite good. However, my experience with the night female staff member was very disappointing. She was quite rude and clearly needs to improve her customer service skills. It also seemed like her English was limited, which made communication difficult. She did not provide any basic information about the hostel. I had to ask everything myself—whether there was a kitchen, gym facilities, room directions, and even which floor my room was on. This was honestly very strange and not what you expect when checking in. She also did not give any information about nearby attractions or places to visit. On the positive side, the morning staff member was much more helpful and guided me about buses and trains, which I appreciated. I would like to request hostel management to pay attention to staff training. Hostels and hotels are important tourist points, and guests spend their hard-earned money to have a comfortable and enjoyable experience. Staff behavior and guidance play a big role in that.

Hygiene: rooms are kept in a comfortable and clean way, except there are some smell from the toilet, it may because they use sea water to flush the toilet Location: walking distance to most of the major attractions (say 10-15 mins), 8 mins from station Service: workers are eager to help, especially for storing the luggage Facilities: earplugs are provided although the noise are acceptable, the traditional elevator is special, however, no provision of USB charging is a weakness