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Nice

Hotels in Nice

Elegance by the Sea

Nice is a bright and elegant city where the Mediterranean, history and French lifestyle come together on the Côte d’Azur. Strolling along the iconic Promenade des Anglais, getting lost in the streets of Nice Old Town (Vieux Nice) or enjoying the atmosphere of Place Masséna allows you to discover a city full of contrasts and personality.

To make the most of your stay, choosing good accommodation in Nice makes it easy to access the city’s main monuments, beaches, museums and dining areas. Our selection of hotels in Nice is designed for all types of travellers, from those looking for a cultural or romantic getaway to those travelling for business and wanting to enjoy the Côte d’Azur.

The perfect getaway on the Côte d’Azur

Nice is the ideal destination for those looking for sea, culture and a Mediterranean lifestyle. Its beaches, historic heritage, museums and exquisite local cuisine make the city one of the most attractive destinations in southern France. An elegant and vibrant city that always leaves you wanting to come back.

What to visit in Nice?

Old Town of Nice and Cours Saleya

The Old Town of Nice (Vieux Nice) is one of the essential places to discover the essence of the city. Its narrow streets, colourful façades and lively squares preserve the historic and Mediterranean character of Nice. Cours Saleya, with its flower and local produce market, is one of the liveliest spots in the area, alongside landmarks such as Saint Reparata Cathedral.

Promenade des Anglais and Nice city centre

The Promenade des Anglais is one of the city's great symbols and one of the best places to enjoy the Mediterranean. The seafront promenade runs along the Baie des Anges, offering views of the coastline, beaches and Nice's characteristic architecture. Nearby, Nice city centre is home to squares, shops, restaurants and cultural spaces that showcase the city's most dynamic side.

Cimiez and Colline du Château

The Cimiez district offers a different perspective of Nice, characterised by its peaceful atmosphere and rich artistic and historical heritage. It is home to the Matisse Museum and remains of the ancient Roman city. Meanwhile, Parc de la Colline du Château is one of the best viewpoints in Nice, offering spectacular views over the bay, the port and the rooftops of the Old Town.

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Where to stay in Nice?

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What to do in Nice?

Nice offers activities for every style:

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What to eat in Nice?

Discovering Nice cuisine is essential to understanding the Mediterranean character of the city. Local cuisine combines Italian and French traditions with simple, fresh and flavourful dishes. Must-try specialities include socca, salade niçoise, pissaladière and ratatouille, recipes that are part of the local identity.

For the most authentic culinary experience, visit the flower and fresh produce market at Cours Saleya, one of the most emblematic places in the historic centre. There you can try local products and soak up the city's most traditional atmosphere.

Neighbourhoods such as Vieux Nice are home to a wide variety of restaurants, small bistros and traditional taverns, ideal for enjoying local cuisine in Nice and discovering its most authentic side among narrow, colourful streets.

What is the best time to visit Nice?

Nice enjoys a mild Mediterranean climate for much of the year, so every season offers an opportunity to discover the city. Spring and autumn are particularly pleasant for exploring the Old Town, visiting its museums and strolling along the Promenade des Anglais with moderate temperatures and a more relaxed atmosphere.

Winter also has a special appeal thanks to the Nice Carnival, one of the city's most important celebrations and one of the major events of winter on the Côte d’Azur. During this period, parades, floats and shows fill the streets with colour and excitement.

Summer is the liveliest season, ideal for enjoying the Mediterranean, outdoor terraces and activities. In addition, the Nice Jazz Festival, one of the city's most important music events, takes place in July. For those looking to combine culture, the sea and an urban atmosphere, the summer months offer a particularly complete experience.

How to get around Nice?

Getting around Nice is easy thanks to its public transport network and the city's size. The tram makes it possible to quickly connect different areas of the centre, while buses provide access to other neighbourhoods and points of interest.

The Lignes d’Azur network connects the main urban areas and makes it easy to get around during your stay. Nice is also a very pleasant city to explore on foot, especially the Old Town, the city centre and the seafront area.

The airport is close to the city and has public transport connections that make it easy to reach the centre, making arrivals and departures convenient and quick.

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Frequently asked questions about Nice

Nice city centre is one of the best options for accommodation, as it provides easy access to the Old Town, the main shopping areas, restaurants, museums and the Promenade des Anglais.

Hotels such as Ikonik Jean Medecin and Crisol Mozart offer strategic locations for discovering the city comfortably and enjoying its urban atmosphere.

For those who prefer to stay closer to the Mediterranean, areas near the coast make it possible to combine easy access to the beach with visits to the historic centre and Nice's main attractions.

Nice city centre is one of the most recommended areas for a first visit, as it allows you to easily walk between the city's main points of interest.

Staying near avenues such as Jean Médecin provides easy access to Vieux Nice, Place Masséna, the Promenade des Anglais and the main shopping and dining areas.

Nice has a good tram and bus network connecting the city centre with the airport, train station and the main districts of the city.

Hotels such as Ikonik Marengo stand out for their good transport connections, making it easy to get around both for leisure trips and business stays.

For a weekend getaway, Nice city centre is one of the best options, as it allows you to make the most of your time and easily access the city's main attractions.

Hotels such as Ikonik Jean Medecin and Crisol Promenade allow you to combine cultural visits, gastronomy, shopping and walks along the Mediterranean without having to travel long distances.

For business trips, central areas and those close to the main transport connections are particularly convenient, as they make it easy to get around the city and access the train station and airport.

Hotels such as Ikonik Marengo offer a strategic location and functional spaces for those looking to combine comfort and good transport connections during a business trip.