Best Hotels in Nice

Explore Nice with 339 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.

Hotel de Berne
8.3 (81 reviews)

Hotel de Berne ★★

📍 1 Av. Thiers, Nice

"The hotel's location is super convenient, just a 3-minute walk from the train station. There's only one elevator in the hotel, so there can be a bit of a wait. The room itself was quite spacious and comfortable."

Best Western Premier Hotel Roosevelt
9.2 (457 reviews)

Best Western Premier Hotel Roosevelt ★★★★

📍 16 Rue du Maréchal Joffre, Nice

"The location is pretty good, about a 10-minute walk to Galeries Lafayette and a 15-minute walk to the Promenade des Anglais. There are many restaurants within walking distance. The service is decent. The old-fashioned elevator is tiny, only fitting two people at most, so if you have a lot of luggage, you'll have to take it up in batches. 😂 Breakfast options are limited, mostly cold items with some bread and pastries. The only hot food is hard-boiled eggs that you have to cook yourself. 😂 You can't compare it to hotels in China. The most crucial issue is that the air conditioning isn't strong enough. You could say there's no AC, but then again, it's hot even with it on 🥵. The old AC unit is a major drawback. However, the bathroom cleaning was quite good!"

Westminster Hotel & Spa Nice
8.5 (212 reviews)

Westminster Hotel & Spa Nice ★★★★

📍 27 Prom. des Anglais, Nice

"The scenery is great, but the facilities are pretty standard. The cleanliness is勉强 acceptable. The room door needs to be closed twice to shut completely, and you have to stand in the bathtub to shower. No slippers are provided in the room. The soundproofing isn't great, and it's right above a busy street. On the upside, there are plenty of good restaurants nearby."

Hotel 64 Nice
9.2 (112 reviews)

Hotel 64 Nice ★★★★

📍 64 Av. Jean Médecin, Nice

"The hotel is very close to the train station, making it super convenient to take the train to Nice. The front desk staff were friendly and welcoming, and I was satisfied with the cleanliness and overall environment."

Hotel Suisse Nice
8.4 (202 reviews)

Hotel Suisse Nice ★★★★

📍 15 Quai Rauba Capeu, Nice

"Fantastic location and view in Nice!"

Hôtel le Royal Promenade des Anglais
8.7 (98 reviews)

Hôtel le Royal Promenade des Anglais ★★★

📍 23 Prom. des Anglais, Nice

"Great location, but the hotel is quite old and the cleanliness was just okay."

Hotel la Villa Nice Promenade
9.3 (129 reviews)

Hotel la Villa Nice Promenade ★★★★

📍 11 Rue Saint-Philippe, Nice

"Fantastic 4 nights stay at this perfect hotel for a vacation in Nice and the surrounding locations at the French riviera. Easy access to the airport 20 min with bus or tram, 4 min walk to the beach, 15 min walk to city center. Hotel service was excellent! The reception staff was really helpful and service minded. We stayed with breakfast included. I can really recommend the breakfastbuffet - value for money and tasty. Our room was cosy with a small balcony on the 5th floor. The bed was excellent. We could not have had a better Hotel in Nice. 🤩"

Hôtel la Pérouse Nice Baie des Anges
9.0 (121 reviews)

Hôtel la Pérouse Nice Baie des Anges ★★★★

📍 11 Quai Rauba Capeu, Nice

"This is probably the hotel with the best view in Nice. The breakfast selection is limited, but the food is delicious. 👍"

Hotel la Villa Nice Victor Hugo
8.8 (131 reviews)

Hotel la Villa Nice Victor Hugo ★★★

📍 19 Bis Bd Victor Hugo, Nice

"Great location and very safe area. Walking distance less the 10 minutes to the shopping street and can take tram L1 to old town. Direct tran L2 to airport. 5 minutes to the beach which ja very convenient. The hotel room is big and very clean. The soap, shampoo and shower gel provided is L’Occitane. Greta French breakfast with fresh orange Eunice, fruits and love the fresh bugette. Have eggs, sausage and bacon. Can sit outside to enjoy breakfast but watch out of the pigeons who will try and steal the food! Really nice and friendly staff."

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Where to Stay in Nice

Find the best area in Nice for your stay

Central & Walkable

Nice City Center

A lively central base for squares, shopping streets, gardens, restaurants, and easy walks towards Old Nice.

  • Place Masséna and central meeting points
  • Easy walks to Old Nice and the seafront
  • Shopping around Avenue Jean Médecin
Best for: First-time visitors, shoppers, couples, restaurants, and easy sightseeing
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Practical & Connected

Train Station

A practical city base around Nice-Ville Station, with rail links, transport options, shops, and central access.

  • TGV, TER, and regional train services
  • Bus, tram, and intercity coach connections
  • Walkable access towards central Nice
Best for: Rail arrivals, short stays, regional trips, value-focused travel, and practical access
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Airport & Transit

Aéroport Nice Côte D'Azur

A convenient airport-side base for flights, layovers, car rental, tram links, and quick access to central Nice.

  • Tram Line 2 towards the city centre
  • Free tram links between terminals and Grand Arénas
  • Promenade des Anglais access from the airport area
Best for: Early flights, layovers, business travel, car rental, and Riviera onward trips
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Seaside & Scenic

Nice Waterfront

A classic Riviera setting along the Baie des Anges, with sea views, beach access, walks, and landmark hotels.

  • Promenade des Anglais seafront walks
  • Baie des Anges views and photo spots
  • Pebble beaches and waterfront restaurants
Best for: Beach access, sea views, couples, leisure stays, and classic Riviera atmosphere
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HISTORY & ELEGANCE

Cimiez

Cimiez is a peaceful historic district known for Roman ruins, elegant gardens, and beautiful views over Nice.

  • Roman ruins and the Musée Matisse
  • Peaceful gardens and tree-lined streets
  • Historic villas and a quieter atmosphere
Best for: history, culture, relaxed stays
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SEASIDE & LOCAL LIFE

Fabron

Fabron is a quiet residential area on the western side of Nice, known for sea views, green spaces, and a relaxed atmosphere.

  • Panoramic views over the Mediterranean
  • Quiet streets and residential surroundings
  • Easy access to beaches and the city centre
Best for: families, sea views, relaxation
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HERITAGE & CHARM

Nice Old Town

Nice Old Town is full of colourful buildings, narrow lanes, lively squares, and traditional Provençal charm.

  • Historic streets and colourful façades
  • Cafés, restaurants, markets, and local shops
  • Close to Place Masséna and the seafront
Best for: history, food, photography
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Gambetta

Gambetta is a lively local neighbourhood close to the seafront, offering convenient access to shops, cafés, and everyday city life.

  • Local shops, bakeries, and cafés
  • Close to the Promenade des Anglais
  • Good transport links around Nice
Best for: local life, food, value stays
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HARBOUR & COASTAL LIFE

Nice Port

Nice Port is a lively waterfront district known for colourful buildings, yachts, seafood restaurants, and coastal views.

  • Picturesque harbour lined with boats
  • Seafood restaurants, cafés, and local shops
  • Easy access to coastal walks and nearby attractions
Best for: food, sea views, local life
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Guest Reviews for Nice Hotels

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Family
Hotel de Berne ★★
"The hotel is a 3min walk from Nice train station. The room and toilet is clean, and spacious. Suitable for families with kids."
★★★★★
2024-12-22
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HK Guest User

Solo traveler
Best Western Premier Hotel Roosevelt ★★★★
"This hotel boasts a classic architectural style. It's conveniently located, about a 10-minute walk from the train station, less than 10 minutes from the beach, and also close to the old town. While the lobby and rooms aren't huge, they are very clean and tidy. The toiletries provided in the room are of good quality. The hotel staff are all very friendly and even gave us a sachet as a gift when we checked out!"
★★★★★
2026-02-02
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XX Guest User

Family
Westminster Hotel & Spa Nice ★★★★
"Spectacular hotel, excellent location right on the Promenade de Anglais so sea is just on the front. Staff is extremely helpful, the room was clean with good amenities. Would definitely recommend. Breakfast options were good but i missed a coffee machine - only brewed coffee available with milk on the side Also upon check in you will need to pay 100eur deposit, which I was not aware of at first, but maybe it was just me not checking thoroughly. Upon check out it was refunded within 10-15mins"
★★★★★
2025-12-28
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SG Guest User

Couple
Hotel 64 Nice ★★★★
"Pros: Great location, it's near to the Gare Theirs tram stop and Nice-Ville train station. Decent rooms with a fairly big bathroom. Free bottled water available in the cafe downstairs for guests. Hotel staff are warm, smiley and helpful. Cons: There isn't a kettle in the room but you can borrow one from the reception downstairs. There is only one elevator serving the whole building and it is quite a small one so sometimes there is a wait for the lift during busy periods."
★★★★★
2026-05-08
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Guest User

Traveling with friends
Hotel Suisse Nice ★★★★
"This stay was a very special and wonderful experience for me. As a guest from China who traveled a long way, encountering such a hotel in Nice was truly a heartwarming and delightful surprise. The hotel's location is perfect, facing Nice's stunning French Riviera. Turning right outside the hotel, you can directly access the elevator to Castle Hill, making it incredibly convenient for overlooking the old town, enjoying the sea view, or watching the sunset. The balcony view from the room was also fantastic; sitting on the balcony looking at the sea, the fatigue of my journey seemed to instantly disappear. The details in the room also impressed me, especially the body lotion provided by the hotel—it smelled wonderful. I casually asked the front desk if they sold it, and to my surprise, the manager, upon learning this, generously gave me a bottle of body lotion. This gesture deeply touched me and made me truly feel the hotel's sincerity, generosity, and thoughtfulness towards its guests. This is not just a hotel with a prime location and beautiful scenery, but a place that truly understands how to make its guests feel respected and cared for. If I ever return to Nice, I will definitely choose this hotel again and would be very willing to recommend it to my friends. This stay was truly special and left me with wonderful memories. As a guest traveling all the way from China, I felt genuinely welcomed and touched by the warmth and kindness of this hotel. The location is absolutely perfect, facing the beautiful Côte d’Azur. Just turning right outside the hotel, you can easily access the elevator to Castle Hill, which makes sightseeing extremely convenient. The balcony view was also fantastic — sitting there and looking out at the sea instantly made me feel relaxed after a long journey. I was also very impressed by the thoughtful details in the room. In particular, I fell in love with the scent of the body lotion provided by the hotel. I casually asked the front desk if it was available for purchase, and to my surprise, the manager kindly offered to give me the bottle as a gift. This generous and thoughtful gesture truly touched me and made me feel deeply appreciated as a guest. This hotel is not only blessed with an excellent location and beautiful views, but also stands out for its sincere and attentive service. If I ever return to Nice, I would absolutely choose to stay here again and would happily recommend it to friends."
★★★★★
2026-01-15
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GB Casey Space

Couple
Hôtel le Royal Promenade des Anglais ★★★
"Hotel is ok good pit stop got a single bed room but then as we are two paid extra by a lot as carnival in town. Dissapointing."
★★★★★
2026-02-18
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RU Evgenia Simon

Couple
Hotel la Villa Nice Promenade ★★★★
"The hotel is good, and the staff are kind and polite. We got a room with a sea and street view. Unfortunately, due to a canceled flight, we only stayed one night, but it was enough for a good review. The breakfast is good, and they even have fresh orange juice!"
★★★★★
2026-07-29
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CN Xianlaiwushi

Couple
Hôtel la Pérouse Nice Baie des Anges ★★★★
"The breakfast was excellent. The ambiance was beautiful; the hotel's official promotional photos didn't quite capture its charm. The actual setting was lovely, and the breakfast selection was plentiful, including some supposedly homemade desserts that were quite good. The only downside was that one of the very thin young men serving breakfast was quite aloof, even lacking in service attitude. Also, we forgot a jacket at the hotel. Considering the expensive postage, we had to let it go."
★★★★★
2025-10-14
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XX Guest User

Family
Hotel la Villa Nice Victor Hugo ★★★
"When booking, no information was provided about the restrictions in the room, I consider this to be illegal, false and unreliable selling information. In fact, it was impossible to open the curtains in the room all day, because something was constantly collapsing on our balcony, or construction workers were siting, yelling and hammering there starting at 8 a.m. At the same time, they were constantly smoking and all this stench was constantly in the room. No one offers to be made to change nomber inspite I was living there with child!"
★★★★★
2026-02-26

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230V/Type C/E

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1 GBP ≈ 1.20 EUR

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Hotels in Nice: where to stay and what to book

The Promenade des Anglais, with the beach and the coloured facades along the bay

Nice is a city that runs along its bay, and the seafront is the spine of it. The Promenade des Anglais stretches west from the old town, the port sits behind the castle hill to the east, and the station is set back from the water with the airport beyond. Where you stay decides whether you wake up to the sea or to a tram stop, and whether the beach is a step away or a bus ride. Below are nine hotels in Nice, grouped by three choices, with the star rating, guest score, address and nearest stop for each.

Where to stay in Nice: three different trips

Area

Best for

Practical check

The Promenade des Anglais

The sea, the beach, a slower trip

The beach is pebbles, and the road is busy between you and the water

The Old Town and the port

Restaurants, the market, the harbour

Narrow streets, and the sea is a short walk rather than a view

Around the station

Trains, the airport bus, day trips along the coast

Ten minutes from the beach, and much cheaper

Nice's transport is simple: trams cross the centre, buses run along the coast, and the train station connects the city with Cannes, Monaco and the Italian border. The airport is west of the centre, with a bus and a tram link, and a hotel near the station is the practical base for a trip that is about the coast rather than the beach. The seafront road runs for several miles, so the hotel you pick along it decides how far you walk to the old town in the evening.

The Promenade des Anglais and the seafront

The Promenade des Anglais curving along the bay at sunset

The seafront is the reason most people come: a long sweep of promenade with the beach below it and the airport at one end. Hotels on the front charge for the view, and the trade is noise from the road and the pebbles underfoot. The beach clubs and the private sections sit in front of the big hotels, while the public stretches between them are free and busier.

Hotel

Class

Score

From

Location

Good to know

Hôtel le Royal Promenade des Anglais

3-star

8.7

£147

Nice Ville station 16 min walk

On the Promenade, with the beach across the road

Albert 1er

4-star

8.7

£165

Nice Ville station 18 min walk

Max Gallo, between the promenade and the old town

Maison Albar - Le Victoria

5-star

9.1

£886

Nice Ville station 16 min walk

Avenue de Suède, a block back from the water

Le Royal is the value pick on the front: a 8.7 score for £147, with the beach across the road and the old town a fifteen-minute walk east. Albert 1er sits between the promenade and the old town, which suits a first visit where you want both. Maison Albar is the expensive option, a block back from the sea with the pool and the service that the price implies.

The Old Town and the port

The marina at Port Lympia, with the hills behind Nice

The old town is a grid of narrow streets behind the promenade, with the market on Cours Saleya and the restaurants that Nice is known for. The port beyond it is quieter and cheaper, with the ferries to Corsica and the boats along the quay.

Hotel

Class

Score

From

Location

Good to know

Hôtel du Pin Nice Port

3-star

8.8

£114

Nice-Riquier 15 min walk

Place du Pin, at the port end of the old town

Hôtel Nice Beau Rivage

4-star

8.1

£175

Nice Ville station 15 min walk

Saint-François de Paule, on the edge of the old town

Hôtel du Couvent, a Luxury Collection Hotel

5-star

8.5

£632

Nice-Riquier 25 min walk

Rue Honoré Ugo, in a former convent above the old town

Hôtel du Pin is the value pick of the whole page: a 8.8 score for £114, at the port with the restaurants of the old town behind it. Beau Rivage puts you closer to the promenade and the market. Hôtel du Couvent is the splurge, a converted convent with gardens, and it is the quietest room in the centre.

Around the station

The facade of Nice Ville station at dusk

The station area is practical first and pretty second: the platforms, the airport bus, the trams and a grid of streets with bakeries and small restaurants. It is ten minutes from the beach and much cheaper than the front, and it is the base for day trips along the coast. Trains to Monaco, Cannes and Ventimiglia leave from here, which is why so many people choose it for a week rather than a weekend.

Hotel

Class

Score

From

Location

Good to know

Hotel d'Ostende

2-star

8.2

£49

Nice Ville station 4 min walk

Rue d'Alsace-Lorraine, a few steps from the platforms

Hotel de Berne

3-star

8.3

£79

Nice Ville station 3 min walk

Avenue Thiers, opposite the station

Hotel 66 Nice

4-star

9.2

£108

Nice Ville station 3 min walk

Rue de Belgique, a block from the platforms

Hotel 66 is the best value in this part of the city: a 9.2 score for £108, three minutes from the station and ten from the beach. Ostende is the cheapest room on the page and reflects it, and de Berne is the straightforward middle option, with the station opposite.

Before you book: five practical checks

  1. Expect peak rates in July and August, and during the carnival. The summer season and the February carnival fill the seafront hotels first, so book early or travel in May and September.
  2. Decide whether you want the sea or the station. The two are fifteen minutes apart, and the difference decides whether your mornings start with a swim or a train.
  3. Check the tram line before the address. Nice's trams cross the centre quickly, and a hotel a few streets back can be better connected than one on the front.
  4. Plan the airport transfer before you book the last night. The airport is west of the centre, and a hotel near the station makes an early flight easier.
  5. Ask about a room away from the promenade road. The seafront is a busy road as well as a view, and the rooms facing it hear the traffic.

Arriving in Nice: airport, station and the coast line

Coming in

How it works

What to know

Nice Airport

A tram line and express buses connect the airport with the centre

The airport is west of the city, along the coast

Nice Ville station

The main station, with trains along the coast to Monaco and Italy

The centre and the beach are a fifteen-minute walk

By tram

Two lines cross the centre and reach the station area

Tickets are bought from machines at the stops

By bus

Coastal buses run east towards Monaco and west towards Cannes

Slower than the train but more frequent

By car

The Promenade and the centre are congested and parking is scarce

A car is useful for the hills, a nuisance in town

One thing catches people out: Nice's beach is pebbles, not sand, and the public sections have no loungers. If you are booking a seafront hotel for the beach, check whether it has a private section with beds, because the difference between a hotel with one and a hotel without is the difference between a comfortable afternoon and a towel on stones. For hotels in Nice, that check is worth more than any star rating, because the map hides exactly this kind of distance.

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£131

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