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Big shoutout to Maurice for making my stay a pleasant and welcome one! Maurice was professional, kind and helpful to my enquiries during my stay at Hotel 66. I will come back to this hotel if I ever visit Nice again. The room is spacious and clean for me. The bed is also comfortable. There is a cleaning service everday, unless you choose to put up a do not disturb at your door. There is a safe box to store your valuable belongings. Hand soap, shampoo, body soap and conditioner (as a woman, I was shocked when conditioner is also provided!) and hair dryer are all provided. The soap all smell so good. House slipper and laundry bag are also provided. It is a strategic location, very near to tram and train station. Less than a 10 min walk. There is also a few pharmacies and restaurant nearby. Most of the locations are all walkable distance, you can also take the tram too by buying and validating your tickets. Most importantly, I am very satisfied and feel at ease that they provide storing luggages after you check out, and you collect them whenever you are ready. I also love how there is an unlimited coffee and drinking water provided to all guests. The only downside is that there is no kettle and refrigerator in the room, making it a bit inconvenient as you would have to get hot water at the breakfast dining area. But overall, I am satisfied with my three nights at Hotel 66. Lastly, thank you Maurice for making me feel welcomed and safe during my first Nice trip.

The location is near the Nice airport, which is very convenient. The tram and bus stops are right outside the hotel, so you have easy access to the airport, and to the city centers of Nice, Cannes and other locations. The hotel, overall, was clear. They did a good job with the rooms, which were fairly spacious, only there was a bit of confusion about which glass bottles were clean or dirty outside, near the water machine, which is the only way you can get drinking water for the room. The clean bottles were supposed to be on top of the machine outside, near the elevator, but I was unsure if those bottles were actually clean. The service was very good, the team at the front desk was very helpful. There was a small scare when we first arrived, as the hotel said that they did not have our booking in their system (which I had fully paid for in advice, on Trip.com). They made a few phone calls, and we managed to get the 2 rooms that we booked for the five of us (2 adults, 3 children). I should point out that they said I was lucky that they had their last 2 rooms available, which they keep for such emergencies. I did not pay for breakfast, but we did eat the breakfast there twice, and if one adult buys the breakfast (19 euros), then the children are free. That worked well for us, and the children enjoyed the breakfast, as did the adults. There is a swimming pool, which is a small to medium size, and although we didn't use it, saw that many others were enjoying the pool. The gym was a decent size, but there were no free weights, which I like to use, so I did not use the gym. The restaurant connected to the hotel is only open Monday to Friday, and the menu is limited. There is not a great selection of restaurants nearby, but you can order in from others further away, though you will find that they make mistakes. Overall, a good choice for a reasonable hotel near the airport with good access to the cities around.

The hotel is literally 5 mins walk from the Nice airport Terminal 1, and there's free train outside of the hotel to take me back and forth to the terminal. That's super convenient for getting ready to fly. The room are big and new, the staff are friendly, and the gym is small but have most that I need, plus a sauna that I can use anytime after workout. It's a perfect layover stop.

This hotel is located near the airport, so you might hear a bit of noise, but the soundproofing in the rooms is pretty decent. Right across the street, there's a bus stop that can get you to Nice Old Town in about half an hour, which is quite convenient. The check-in process at the front desk was incredibly slow; I'm not sure if it was a system issue, but I often saw a long queue of people waiting. The room itself was equipped with new and complete facilities, making for a comfortable stay. There's a rooftop pool and bar with a rather chic vibe, but the hotel rooms offer almost no sea view. If you're looking for a sea view, I'd suggest looking elsewhere.

The biggest pros are its great location and the fact that the hotel provides coffee capsules from Nice every day – they're really good, and you can only buy them in Nice throughout France. As for the lobby, there's hardly one, but they do offer luggage storage for guests. I originally booked because I thought the rooms would be great after the 2025 renovation, but honestly, they're pretty much a domestic three-star standard. If the price of this hotel is on par with the average in Nice, it's worth considering. But if it's too expensive, then it's not good value for money.

The hotel elevator is very vintage; it was my first time riding such an old-fashioned lift. The hotel is located in an alley, making it not particularly easy to find late at night. Once we finally found it, our family was the only one checking in, yet we waited for about 20 minutes just to get our room cards. I'm not sure why we were left hanging there waiting for a room at 9 PM... Also, the pillows and bed were uncomfortable; the pillows felt all lumpy.

I visited the South of France during the hottest period, but the room's air conditioning could only cool it down by a maximum of 7 degrees Celsius below the outside temperature. On the plus side, the hotel offers complimentary umbrellas and mats to take to the beach, and it's incredibly close to the train station. The brunch spot downstairs serves generous portions and delicious food, definitely worth trying. Upon check-in, I received a perfume wipe as a gift, which was a nice touch and introduced me to a new product.

The hotel boasts a unique decor. Although the rooms are small, they are well-equipped with all the essentials, and the facilities generally meet needs. The communal water dispenser in the hallway offers both iced water and sparkling water. The hotel's location is a peaceful retreat amidst the hustle and bustle, yet it's conveniently close to the tram, Nice Riquier train station, and the bus stop for Eze village. There's also a Carrefour supermarket right next door. I stayed for five nights and experienced the breakfast, dinner, and bar. The choices were plentiful, the food delicious, and the prices reasonable. The staff were very welcoming; when I accidentally spilled my drink, they proactively offered a replacement. The atmosphere is very relaxed, and communication was seamless (though knowing some French certainly helps!).

The hotel's location is truly excellent, just a 10-minute walk from the airport. It's also only a 10-minute walk from Augustin train station, and there's no issue with airplane noise from takeoffs or landings. The front desk offers amenities like iced lemon water. My only complaint is that I arrived around 1:30 PM, and check-in should have been available by 2:00 PM at the latest, but I wasn't able to check in until 3:00 PM, and only after I pressed them. The front desk explained that all rooms were full, but is that really my problem? By that logic, shouldn't I be able to check out an hour late? I didn't have breakfast, so I can't comment on that. The room has a refrigerator but no microwave, and this Novotel isn't as large as the one in Marseille.

Very nice service, clean room and facilities in good condition. The position is great with only 2 mins walk to the train station. Convenient area with restaurants opening from 8am to 11pm. Best choice for train trip to suburb area around Nice. Cons: tea and milk provided is normal as in any French supermarkets. The layout of room is a bit tight. The bathroom may splash water out. Generally good hotel in Nice. Would recommend friends to visit as a safe choice in a normal budget.