Best places to stay in Nice

Twilight along the Promenade des Anglais glows with golden lights reflecting off the Mediterranean, with pastel buildings lining the lively shore.

Nice is the Mediterranean daydream: pastel facades, pebbled beaches, and a golden-hour glow that never quite fades. It’s where French charm meets Italian ease, inviting you to slow down, sip rosé, and bask in Riviera elegance.

You need a hotel that flows with the seaside rhythm—not one that tries to outshine the view. We cut through the noise and filtered out the fluff.

These are the top 5 hotels travelers genuinely rave about.

#5 Ibis Styles

Shared by Nolan Douglas – 203 ❤️

“Simple and unbothered with just enough charm to make you smile when you walk in.”

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#4 La Villa

Shared by Axel Donovan – 334 ❤️

“Old stones, soft linens, and a hush that makes the whole place feel like a secret.”

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#3 Le Dortoir

Shared by Markus Young – 377 ❤️

“Feels like a friend handed you their keys and said stay as long as you’d like.”

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#2 AMMI

Shared by Hana Lee – 419 ❤️

“Tucked above a sleepy street where the coffee’s strong and the pace is slow.”

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#1 Anantara

Shared by Cyrus Laughlin – 664 ❤️

“Balconies that catch the late sun and breakfasts that last way too long in the best way.”

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What are the best areas to stay in Nice?

The most popular neighborhoods include Vieux Nice (Old Town) for charm and nightlife, the Promenade des Anglais for beachfront luxury, and Carre d’Or for boutique shopping and easy access to the city’s highlights.



When should I visit Nice for ideal hotel prices?

You’ll find better hotel deals in April–May and September–October, when the Riviera is still sunny but less crowded. High season in July and August brings premium rates.



Do Nice hotels typically include free breakfast?

Many hotels in Nice offer continental breakfast, but it’s not always included in the room rate. Boutique and upscale hotels may provide more elaborate spreads with local fare.



Are Nice hotels tourist-friendly for English speakers?

Yes, especially in major hotels and tourist-heavy areas. Staff often speak English and are accustomed to international guests, though learning a few French phrases is appreciated.



What kind of amenities can I expect in Nice hotels?

Expect air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and modern bathrooms even in smaller spaces. Upscale hotels often include terraces, sea views, rooftop bars, and curated local experiences.

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