Hotel 64 Nice

Pros: Clean, simple, practical, with a Japanese hotel style. The air conditioning worked well. The location is right next to the station, but the soundproofing is good, which is very convenient for tourists looking to visit various attractions. The free refillable bottled water is a major plus, especially when a bottle costs 2 Euros at street stores. Cons: The bathroom and elevator are a bit small, feeling a little cramped. There was no hot water on the first night, but it was fixed by the second day. Other: Breakfast was decent and consistent with the hotel's positioning.

The hotel's location is super convenient, and the staff are incredibly polite and professional, always quick to resolve any issues. The breakfast is really good too, and bottled water is supplied without limit. I feel it offers excellent value for money!

Great, I'd choose it again. The staff are all very nice, and it's super close to the station.

The location is excellent, right next to the train station, making it super convenient to travel to nearby towns. It's about a ten-minute walk to the beach, and there's a tram stop right outside, so it's a real transportation hub in Nice. The place was quite clean. Facilities were all good; there's free coffee on the ground floor, and you can grab water yourself. The L-shaped balcony is very spacious, but the curtains are a bit thin and don't block out much light. The only downside is that the elevator is quite slow, fitting a maximum of three people. This hotel offers incredible value for money. During my 20+ day trip in Europe, hotel prices ranged from 750 to 3000 euros per night, and this was the cheapest but definitely not the worst. If you plan on exploring the towns around Nice, this is the top choice.

The location is excellent, with all sorts of supermarkets, restaurants, and drugstores nearby. Transportation is also very convenient, and walking to the beach is definitely an option. The air conditioning was cool, and the shower water was comfortable. Complimentary drinking water and coffee were very convenient. We could also heat up our own food in the restaurant, and we appreciate the front desk staff, who seemed Japanese, for providing various utensils. However, considering the room size, the price during the summer holiday was indeed a bit expensive. The room was very small, and in Nice, a city where you occasionally catch a whiff of smoke, cigarette smoke would waft into the room in waves at night from who knows where.

Located on a main street in the city center, just a five-minute walk from the train station, with a tram stop right downstairs that takes you to the beach. Yet, the room was surprisingly spacious and quiet. The air conditioning was excellent, providing a cool respite during my breaks in the 34-degree heat of Southern France. The front desk staff were warm and provided attentive service. Downstairs, there was an unlimited supply of complimentary bottled water.