Hotels in Aéroport Nice Côte D'Azur, Nice

The room was a bit small, and so was the bed, but it was perfectly fine for two girls. It's very close to the airport, and there's a subway station right behind the hotel, making transportation super convenient. The windows are very soundproof, so you don't have to worry about the noise from planes taking off.

This hotel is located near the airport, so you might hear a bit of noise, but the soundproofing in the rooms is pretty decent. Right across the street, there's a bus stop that can get you to Nice Old Town in about half an hour, which is quite convenient. The check-in process at the front desk was incredibly slow; I'm not sure if it was a system issue, but I often saw a long queue of people waiting. The room itself was equipped with new and complete facilities, making for a comfortable stay. There's a rooftop pool and bar with a rather chic vibe, but the hotel rooms offer almost no sea view. If you're looking for a sea view, I'd suggest looking elsewhere.

Good hotel close to nice airport. Location is what makes it being close to train station so quick to Monaco and Nice. Great to take a lime bike straight from outside the hotel down the promenade into central nice down the dedicated cycle path. Breakfast is expensive and no cleaning in multi night stays are drawbacks.

I stayed at the hotel for one night during a layover in Nice. Check-in was incredibly fast, and the staff were super friendly. The room was small, but perfectly adequate for a single night. It had a shower and hot water, a wonderful bed, and incredibly clean linens. Just a heads-up, Nice doesn't have 24-hour convenience stores, so finding food after 11 PM can be a challenge. Luckily, the hotel has vending machines with coffee, ready-to-eat meals, and drinks. Everything was tasty and you can heat it up. The breakfast was wonderful and delicious! I highly recommend it‼️‼️‼️‼️

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.

The hotel is okay. Pros: - Close to the airport and they provide shuttle pickup and drop off. - Restaurants and Cap 3000 mall is within walking distance. - Staff is easy to approach and helpful. Cons: - No air conditioning during spring time. We have to open the balcony door and the street noise is non stop. We smelled the cigarette smoke from the next door balcony. Not good for us who have asthma. Hotel was fully booked so we were not able to change room. - Toilet and shower rooms are separate and toilet room does not have a sink , you have to walk on the other side to wash your hands. - Nice city center is not 20 mins away if you don’t have a car. Bus stop is about 10 mins walk and bus can take 50 mins due to frequent stops and traffic congestion. Train is every 20- 30 mins and location of train stop is about 15 mins walk.

A very nice hotel, conveniently located near the airport. The design is spacious and bright. Getting to the city center is easy; you can catch the L1/L2 tram about 200 meters from the hotel. I really enjoyed the outdoor pool, and the staff provided excellent service.

The bathtub wasn't clean and the wardrobe was very dusty, but otherwise, frankly, it was fine, no complaints.

Excellent option for an overnight stay if you have a connecting flight. It's less than a 5-minute walk from the airport (just cross the avenue and walk one block). There's a tram stop at the airport that goes to the city center (about 20 minutes), and the train station is a couple of blocks away for trips along the coast to Monaco or the rest of France. Clean, friendly staff. Restaurant, bar, and drinks are sold at reception. I would definitely return.

The facilities and services were good, and the rooms were quite large for their European scale. However, the service was extremely poor, bordering on discriminatory. We booked the same room type for three nights, but on the first night, the front desk only issued a room key for one night and required us to come downstairs the next morning to check in again. They said we could only extend our stay in the same room if there were vacancies (we showed them our booking confirmation, but they insisted that we had booked different room types for the three nights and had to check out and change rooms every morning?). We then contacted Ctrip customer service to communicate with the hotel. The hotel claimed that the front desk staff were new and unfamiliar with the procedures, and that this wouldn't normally happen (even if they were unfamiliar with the procedures, their service attitude should have been better). Ctrip's customer service responded very quickly and helped resolve the issue, allowing us to extend our stay for three more nights. However, we strongly advise against staying at this hotel.