Hotels in Aéroport Nice Côte D'Azur, Nice

The location is convenient for those flying from Nice to Paris, and then home. There's no fridge (I wanted to bring back cheese and sausage)), so you end up buying it at the last stop before departure). I agree that Nice isn't about the food, but you can't exactly treat yourself to the specialties from Grenoble and Avignon at home if you visited them a week ago.

The hotel is literally 5 mins walk from the Nice airport Terminal 1, and there's free train outside of the hotel to take me back and forth to the terminal. That's super convenient for getting ready to fly. The room are big and new, the staff are friendly, and the gym is small but have most that I need, plus a sauna that I can use anytime after workout. It's a perfect layover stop.

This hotel is really great! The price is reasonable, offering excellent value for money. The facilities are comprehensive and modern, and the location is fantastic – right next to the light rail station, and very close to the airport. The view from the window is lovely and it's quiet, plus the windows open completely so you can enjoy the sunshine. I really love this hotel; the staff are efficient, they helped me store my luggage, and most of them speak English. I'm very satisfied!

Ok for an overnight stay if you’re catching a flight in the morning. The room is incredibly small and the walls paper thin, but the location is fine, within walking distance from the airport, and it’s go a shower and clean sheets.

I have to complain about the service at this hotel. One day, we left before 12 PM and hung the 'Please Make Up Room' sign on the door. However, when we returned to the hotel in the evening, we found that the room hadn't been cleaned. The used towels were still there, and no new ones had been placed in the room. When I went downstairs to explain the situation, one of the front desk staff members told us to bring the old towels down ourselves. Their attitude was extremely arrogant and dismissive, basically conveying a 'We didn't clean it, if you want new towels, bring the old ones down yourself, do whatever you want' kind of message.

getting there : you dont need the tram from Terminal 1 (its walking distance and its well sign posted)but you do for terminal 2. The main door was out of order so in the dark it’s hard to find the side one. Reception was easy but there can member of staff after 10/11pm which could delays things. Rooms are fine but I would not say to Sheraton standards and certainly nothing to brag about on the deluxe room option. All comfortable, practical , clean and what you need for an overnight stay. The pool was closed as Jan/feb there is no one to supervise and rather cold. This was not mentioned when booking was done which is a shame if you have kids! Room: is fine but there is a constant buzzing noise which either comes from the aircon or the electrical unit outside ( not sure). Bed is comfy and cosy and bathroom is all what you need. However there is a constant smell of sewage coming and going either in the hotel area or the bathroom. It’s intermittent and comes and goes, somewhat unpleasant at times but not overwhelming annoying. Breakfast was good and you can order an omelette (as per previous unsure reviews) on request though plenty of choice is presented for full international breakfast. It’s all spread out over the whole room so there is a lot of going and coming around :) Overall easy stay for a night , Summers or hot days must be fun with the top terrace/pool thought the view is mostly over the airport ( if you like that). I would say a tick expensive for what you get but they can charge a premium for airport surroundings! Recommend for short stay or late arrival.

Excellent value for money during the off-season. 1. Superb location!! Airport transport and tram: Take the L1 from the airport one stop to Grand Arenas, which is free, then it's a 5-minute walk to the hotel. Alternatively, you can walk directly from the airport in just 10 minutes. TER: With the Nice 3-day pass, Saint Augustin station is right across the street. If you're heading towards Menton, you can board one stop before the busy Nice train station, and there's no need to wait. BUS: If you're exploring the Nice coastline and don't want to walk too far to catch the tram, bus route 12+ (and others) are available near the coast, providing direct access to T1, also within a 5-minute walk. 2. Breakfast starts at 6:30 AM. Very quiet, no airplane noise.

The location is incredibly convenient, with the airport right outside the window. It seemed like private jets were parked there. Despite being so close, the soundproofing was excellent; the airplane noise didn't bother me at all. The only issue was that getting into the upper bunk of the bed was quite difficult.

Absolutely appalling! Humiliating and maliciously difficult service that delayed a traveler. I strongly advise against solo female travelers or those arriving late at night for a layover from staying here! I have to write my first ever negative review for an Accor hotel because of my experience at the Novotel Nice Airport. As a guest who prepaid for two nights in full, I was subjected to an unbelievably terrible ordeal at this hotel. Due to a severe train delay (over 12 hours), I arrived at the hotel alone, utterly exhausted from a long journey, at almost 4 AM. Despite being advertised as a 24-hour reception airport hotel, the night staff not only lacked basic professionalism but repeatedly subjected me to cold sarcasm and interrogation. When I presented my passport with a smile, informing him I had a two-night reservation, the front desk employee was incredibly arrogant and aggressive, repeatedly questioning me: ”It's 4 AM!” ”This isn't yesterday!” – what a 'surprising' way to treat a guest. Yet, when I arrived, the front desk was perfectly normally checking in another couple with luggage. It seems I wasn't disturbing his rest, was I? As an airport hotel, is it really the first time they've encountered a late-night arrival? Or does a '24-hour reception' airport hotel actually not provide this service? As a legitimate customer who fully prepaid for two nights, the right to use the room was 100% mine, regardless of what time I arrived on the first night. What was the purpose behind the front desk's malicious and abnormal behavior in making things difficult for a guest? Was it his utterly nonexistent professionalism? Or was it because of my appearance? A solo Asian female traveler – did that momentarily make him feel he could exert his privilege or power to 'teach a lesson' to this guest? Or did my arrival somehow harm his interests, causing him to vent his anger on an innocent guest? This kind of discriminatory workplace bullying and emotional abuse completely trampled on the basic standards of the service industry. This isn't just poor service; it's a severe lack of professional ethics. Such individuals are a disgrace to the hotel industry. I strongly advise all solo female travelers, especially Asian women, and anyone needing a safe place to rest after a delayed journey, to completely avoid this hotel. At a moment you least expect, you might inexplicably encounter extreme malice and humiliation here!