Hotels with Kitchenette in Nice

"Fantastic location, very central to public transport (15min walk to Nice Ville station) and close to the beach/port. Breakfast is simple (cereal, yogurt, toast)and all you can eat, but for 9euro it is good value as surrounds are generally more expensive. There is no soap or shampoo in the showers, bring your own towel and locks as most hostels are. I did like first in first serve for the bedding. Bedding was basic, and comfortable. The social areas were great! Was nice to have access to a gym, fantastic addition to the place."

"The location is convenient – about a 10-minute walk to Nice Riquier train station, and 20-25 minutes on foot to Place Masséna. Tram #1 runs nearby, and a bit further, from Place Garibaldi, you can catch tram #2 to the airport and tram #3. Across the street from the hotel is a shopping center with a Carrefour that we visited daily. The room has almost everything you need for a stay, including a well-equipped kitchenette with a two-burner stove, microwave, kettle, capsule coffee machine (we don't drink coffee, so didn't use it), refrigerator, and dishwasher (with a few tablets provided). There was also dish soap, but no sponge (we had to buy one ourselves). There was also no cutting board (we bought one too). All necessary utensils are available (though for knives, there's only a small one for vegetables and a bread knife; a larger, all-purpose knife would have been nice). For those who care, there were no cooking essentials like salt, sugar, or spices, which are usually present in apartments of this type. As warned beforehand, there's no cleaning service during your stay (there's a vacuum cleaner in the closet). You have to take out the trash yourself, and towels are not changed (there's a heated towel rail in the bathroom, which is very convenient; you can wash something and it dries quickly). The bathroom has liquid soap and shower gel, a bathtub, and a shower hose. An ironing board is available (I don't recall an iron as it wasn't needed). There's also a safe. Our stay was quite satisfying, and we would book again."

"The location is excellent, very close to Promenade des Anglais, and a 5-6 minute walk to Nice Beach. There's an induction cooker and microwave, and other cookware and tableware are also provided. A bowl of hot noodle soup in the morning is enough to soothe a Chinese stomach after eating white food every day. Remember to bring your own condiments. Check-in and check-out are completely self-service; I didn't see a single staff member during my three nights. There are free umbrellas, beach mats, and beach towels available for rent in the hallway, which is very convenient. There's nothing more authentic than taking your own gear and enjoying Nice Beach."

"The room is very large and clean. This is an old building, standard South French style, colored exterior walls, white lattice windows. Outside the window of the room is a square. There is a market on the weekend. There are many bars at the cafe on the side. The advantage is to experience the atmosphere of life in the Nice market, the disadvantage is that it is too noisy at night. It may also be because it happened to be in time for the European Cup football game, the bar downstairs was noisy for three days. The first night was noisy until three in the morning, and I kept singing and cheering."

"The hotel was amazing, despite various reviews, it was clean, modern, the staff was really kind and the deposit was returned after a few days. Amazing window view and a pool with view of airport runway. Just wow for the price!"

"The location is good. The kitchen is full equiped, but there is no teabags. AC was working. From the second side of bed there is no plug. The staff is very kind and helpful. There is no slippers. In the morning you can go for breakfast (not included) In the first floor can be noisy because of other guests."

"It was very convenient as it was quite close to the Nice Carnival venue. This was my seventh or eighth stay in Nice, so I chose an apartment for the first time. I loved it; it had a kitchen in addition to the amenities of a hotel. Almost all the cooking utensils were provided, and I ate breakfast in my room every morning. I bought ravioli in the old town and vegetables and meat at Monoprix and cooked them, which made me feel like I was living there. I even used a large pot as a vase to display the flowers I received at the carnival. It was a slightly different experience from my previous stays in Nice, and I had a wonderful time. I would love to visit again. Thank you very much."

"The hotel is situated very close to the Nice-ville train station and a short walk (around 15 min.) to the Place Massena, walking by the nice Avenue of Jean Medicin. I enjoyed the comfy bed and pillow. The complimentary snacks, tea, water, coffee were a nice touch and refillable too! The bath was super nice and good to soothe the muscles, also with good hairdryer. All the receptionists were very nice and helpful with everything. The pool table was fun too. One small thing was that one of the towels were not clean, so I used the other one. That does not take away from how good this place was though!"

"I liked this place! My female only room with 3 others had a balcony so I could soak in the sun outside. I also met people to travel with here. The front desk is also friendly and helped me with my door when the key card can't open the door, and they also provided hair dryer when I needed it. Breakfast was actually fine, I'm not sure why people are picky about it, and there's a large fridge and kitchen if you feel the need to cook. The cutlery weren't that clean though, but you just have to wash it and it's fine :)"