I had my first taste of the french don't like american here. And I had spent alot of time in France over 10 years ago... 2 out of 3 of the concierges were nasty and unhelpful. One was ok and offered some help. Room was less then charming. Maids were very nice.

As other travellers have already suggested, this hotel has got a star too much. Essentially worn-down rooms, furniture about to fall apart, not very helpful staff. First impression when entering the room is getting completely wet. Essentially water leaking down on the loor, so everytime entering you get wet, not to mention anything you leav in the area close to the door. When asked about this issue they didn't see it as a problem at all... As others have mentioned rooms smelled like potatoe cellars. Well, the hotel must have read that review, now the smell was a strong smell of "artificially clean air". Terrible. Other travelers have mentioned noice from the street. Well, I can tell them that getting a room not facing to the street is probably worse: a 1 square meter "backyard", and here the windows are not sound-proof so currently I have to survive a russian move from one of the neighbors. The lack of real backyard also means very little light, so the room is rather gloomy. Very thin walls between the rooms as well, so not the place to talk about secrets! :-) I have been to Nice several times before and stayed at many nice hotels in the same price range. So essentially, no reason to stay at Harvey, lots of better ways to spend your money in Nice!

If you want a budget hotel in a great location then this is the place. I just returned from a few days in Nice at the Harvey. Being a female travelling alone I did a lot of research before booking as I wanted an area where I would feel safe. I mainly relied on Trip Advisor reviews and so glad I did. This is not a fancy hotel but I found it clean and pleasant and had everything I needed. If you plan to spend a lot of time at the hotel you may not be happy as there is no lounge, just a breakfast area, but I just wanted a place to base myself for seeing the area at a budget price. My room was in the back with no view but was very quiet and all I needed. Bed was comfortable. Fresh towels every day. A/C worked well. Fridge and safe in room. The staff were without exception very helpful and friendly. The ladies working the reception spoke English and were paricularly nice and went out of their way to help. You can't wish for a better location, right in the heart of the best area for restaurants, close to the flower market, just a minute's walk to Promenade des Anglais, about 10 min walk to bus station and 20+ min walk to rail station. I paid for continental breakfast at the hotel most mornings and filled up on juice and coffee which was good but you might get bored if staying longer. Only negatives: If TV is important - I had problems getting BBC World News even after staff came to fix it. Never got CNN at all. There was a tiny tub, and shower hose on the wall, but no shower curtain in my particular room, so having either a bath or a shower not so convenient, but I managed. There is a bidet. Shower gel and soap provided. I borrowed a hairdryer with no problems. I would definitely stay there again.

I booked my hotel with Eurostar.
My sister, 11 months Ethan, Marlon from California and Mom, Raymond and myself (Winsome) Stayed at the Harvey Hotel and it was brilliant!
The staff were very friendly and very helpful. There English is very good and they are able to communicate with us v. well.
I would not hesitate to stay at the Harvey Hotel again. They are so near to everything.
We found a reasonable Bistro near the Arc de T which was reasonable.

Thanks again to the Harvey Staff!!!
Winsome from London