Hotels in Nice, France

When it comes to public transport services, Nice is extremely easy to get around, with reliable bus and tramway connections. Nice is fairly small and compact, so it is also very walkable. The city has three tramway lines, of which two serve both Terminals 1 and 2 of Nice-Cote d’Azur Airport. So, generally, whichever of the Nice hotels you find, such as The Apart'hotel Ajoupa, you will likely be close to a bus or tramway stop. It’s also worth noting that many stops have both services available. You can purchase one-way tickets at the vending machines at each stop, while for a few journeys, you can buy the MULTI ticket, which includes 10 tickets for a reasonable price.

If you are on a business trip or are interested in historical areas of the city and want to walk around the most authentic streets Nice has to offer, then you should try to book hotels in Nice’s old town, known as Vieux Nice. A good place to start is Mercure Nice Marche Aux Fleurs Hotel, which is situated both on the beachfront in the old town. If you want to visit some museums and art galleries, Vieux Nice is a great place to stay, and it’s also close to the Riquier area, Quartier du Port and Vernier. If you’re travelling with your family and need a quiet place, then the Cimiez and Pasteur areas in the north are good options. For travellers on a tight budget, many cheap hotels in Nice are situated in the Thiers, Jean-Medecin and Les Baumettes areas.

Nice has many popular attractions amongst tourists, none more so than Promenade des Anglais, where you can find brilliant cafes and luxury hotels along this picturesque boardwalk. If you’re looking for hotels in Nice and want to be close to the main attractions, then this area is suitable. Make sure to check out Mercure Nice Promenade Des Anglais Hotel, which has great reviews and is right on the beachfront. Another great attraction is the old town, known as Vieux Nice, which stretches from Castle Hill to the city’s main square, Place Massena, both fantastic attractions themselves. If visiting a museum is on your list, then Musee Matisse, situated in the north of the city, showcases the masterpieces of French artist Henri Matisse.

If you want great nightlife in Nice, then look no further than Promenade des Anglais. You can find all sorts of bars and restaurants along the boardwalk, particularly in the areas of Le Carre D’or and Vieux Nice. You’ll find great places to eat, drink, dance and relax in a vibrant and friendly atmosphere, and all within walking distance of each other. Nice Garden Hotel is the ideal place to stay right in the midst of the bustling streets of Carre D’or.

When visiting Nice the average booking length is 1 night.

A hotel room in Nice will generally set you back around £101 per night. This figure is an average and prices will vary according to the facilities, location and room availability at your desired hotel.

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