To start with this hotel does not look like a hotel seen from the outside. When we arrived we had to leave our luggages since it was early for check in. There is no luggage room available and these had to be left in the breakfast room which seemed unattended. The lift to the rooms merely has space for one person and a large luggage and most of the time was out of order. The rooms were okay, just a small problem with the space since the wardrobe was too small and no drawers were available. The bathroom was comfortable and not small, probably the best thing in the room. The staff was really friendly and ready to help. The location wasn't bad either, just a 15 minute walk from the promenade, 5 minute walk from the train station and 10 minutes for the restaurants.

I will not recommend this hotel to anyone and in particular to families with children. I did not feel safe in the area or in the hotel. There several XXX-rated enterprises right near the hotel. We were absolutely disappointed and shortned our trip to just one night. Brochures and pictures of the hotel that I found on the internet misrepresent it completely.

I stayed at the hotel March 2005, and was pleasantly surprised, being my first visit to France and having read comments from travelers of the "french standards in hotels." I expected an untidy, small cramped room, and uncomfortable bed. However, my room was clean and roomy, the bed was small for a queen, but was comfortable, there was a small fridge which was handy, but I could have used a little more closet space. The bath was clean, good water pressure and hot water supply in the shower. I had a back veiw of typical french buildings but I enjoyed being able to paint the landscape from the mini-balcony. The staff speaks fairly good english and are freindly and helpful. The maid had to be left a note to change the sheets (I stayed 9 days) but freindly and willing to accomodate. The hotel has 24 hour reception desk and a security buzz in at night, which I liked. I didn't try the breakfast, so I can't comment on it. It is a little bit of a walk to Old Town and the beach, but I walked it daily and had a wonderful time. It is located between the two main boulevards, Jean Medicin and Gambetta which made it easier to navigate since I seemed to get lost easily on all the small streets. I would have preferred to have been closer to Old Town but I got a great deal on the price and would stay again at this hotel.

This is a great little hotel in the centre of Nice. It's a bit of a trek down to the promenade and beach (about 20 minutes) but this may have been made longer by the overwhelming heatwave there was while we stayed there - you do everything slower when it's hot!!! It is however ideally situated for the main train station which is literally just across the road and we had some great trips to Monte Carlo and Cannes. The area the hotel is situated in isn't great to be honest, a bit dodgy with a couple of sex shops littered about so you need to watch your belongings and not walk around too late at night. However saying that nothing happened to us, it was just more of a feeling we had about the place.

The hotel is lovely, quite small but welcoming, and the staff were excellent and gave us some fantastic advice on public transport and local attractions. Our room was quite small but I think this was more to do with the fact we booked it very late rather than a reflection on the hotel in general. Even so the room was nice, well furnished and clean, with a big bed and TV.

We only managed to get down early enough for breakfast once and even then we were quite late and there wasn't much left. However it looked like a pretty good spread with your usual continental breakfast - yoghurts, croissants, bread etc.

All in all a good mid-range hotel, ideally positioned for the town centre and not too far from the beach.