For Nice this place is so inexpensive it is unheard of. I paid 25 Euros for my room, granted it had no bathroom, it was right across the hall, which you obviously can't beat. However, one must align one's expectations with that sort of price. If you do that, I can see that you would love the place. Otherwise, it is a bit noisy and a tad shoddy. But the people there are very nice and accomodating and the pet turtle is nicely omnipresent. The only real complaint I would have is paying $8 for breakfast which consists of a piece of cold bread and a cup of tea. That's it. Oh well, only stayed one night and slept most of the time, so I guess it was good for that.

My wife and I stayed 8 Comfortable days in this very handy hotel in Nice. The room provided had a small balcony facing the sun with a number of pot plants on it, a spacious bedroom and a small but tidy and clean shower and toilet. All the staff and the owner were hospitipal, helpful, cheerful and very welcoming after our 30 odd hours of travel. Towels etc were changed on a regular basis and the room made up tidily. The location is very handy to cafes, small grocery stores, the tram, the beach and flower market and the old Nice town. When you wanted a time out or re group during the day the hotel was cool and calm. We thoroughly recommend this hotel to those looking for a central friendly hotel without paying high prices.

We stayed at hotel wilson for one night. For the value and location I would recommend this hotel. It was only 55€ so it was a step up from a hostel. The location is very good as it’s close to the bus station and a short walk to the old city. The room itself was okay. Our room had a funny african theme. I felt more like I was staying in someone’s guest room then in a hotel. Our room didn’t have a bathtub. Also we were right across from the reception area so we could hear everything that was going on and could smell the cigarettes that were being smoked. I would request a room away from reception. It wasn’t too bad though as the noise was mainly first thing in the morning around 8am when we were getting up anyways, and in the afternoon when people were checking in. it was quiet at night. The reception guy doesn’t speak much english so be prepared to know a few words in french. Though he is friendly. Reception closes from 1–4pm so you won’t be able to check in at that time. The security system is funny. For the door to the hotel they need to record your fingerprint into the system that lets you in. my fingerprint didn’t work to open the door but my boyfriend’s luckily did. Strange. There are beach mats you can borrow just outside the door for the beach. For places to eat we went into the old city and there are many options inexpensive options especially for mussels.

This place is a hostel at best. I wouldn't really call it a hotel. It does have a lot of character - for example the turtle that we found in our room upon check in!! He (i'm assuming) was really cute and we named him "wilson" after the hotel :) We saw him on check in, and it was nice of him to come by when we were checking out to say good bye :)

This place is nothing special. Small room, small bathroom. Old and shabby. Has a bit of character. The owner is suppose to be really nice but we didn't meet him until the day we checked out. The young lady working there was nice, but her english was limited
We didn't eat at the hotel so no comment there.

Basically - we are a young couple in our 20s and found this place wasn't for us. The price was good (55euros/night) but we stayed in MUCH better places by paying a little extra (65-75 euros). I would not stay here again, but i can see how it can attract other people.