The hotel is located on the hillside in Nice. Beautiful views. Daniel was amazing, he was like a personal ambassador for the city of Nice. So welcoming.

Our room was right off the lobby. Noisy. Booking.com rooms seem to all be ADA rooms. I had requested parking, but it had been given away. The parking was street parking many blocks away.

We truly enjoyed our stay at this hidden gem of a hotel! We loved the quiet and calmness of being out of the major tourist area. We would awake each morning to the birds and the amazing smell of orange blossoms. It is a lovely boutique hotel with an old world European ambiance. However, the hotel is up on the hillside, and it is about a 20 minute walk down to the old town. The walk up is about 20-30 min depending on the route you choose. In the beginning, I wasn't too happy with the walk. But, I quickly came around and enjoyed the "stroll" down into town. We definitely got our steps in! The rooms are comfortable, charming and thoughtfully designed, but a bit on the small side. We had a ground floor garden room with our own private outdoor area. Although we didn't have a view, we appreciated the private outdoor space. Also, if we wanted to enjoy the hotel grounds, we could just walk right out of back sliding glass doors. The breakfast was wonderful with a lot of choices. Very friendly, courteous and professional staff. Bar is open until 11:00 and they do have a limited menu for room service. Would we stay here again? Absolutely!

Perhaps consider offering optional shuttle into town?

This is a lovely hotel situated on the hills above old Nice. The rooms are sumptuous with vibrant and tasteful decor, spacious and thought has been put into your comfort. Beware of the electric blinds - they truly do block out all light and sound and you can end up sleeping well past your normal wake-up time. We had a lovely seaview, there is a pool and outside sitting area with shade. The staff were charming and accommodating. Please note, they do have parking available, if you have a car. Walking distance to Chagall and Matisse museums and into old Nice, the old port etc.

A charging point next to the beds would have been nice for cellphones etc.

The hotel is slightly away from the hustle and bustle of the city (albeit just a short walk), and when you walk in there is an atmosphere of calm and tranquility. The team at the hotel are wonderful. Friendly, helpful and discreet with expert advice. Upon checking in, the manager, Philippe, organised lunch for us at a beautiful restaurant in Nice; and his colleague later organised our taxi for the départ, so there was nothing else to worry about during our short stay. The room was beautiful too, with views across Nice from every window. The hotel has a small pool which provides just what you need on a hot day: an oasis where you can sit, relax and cook down. Finally, the hotel delivers and excellent buffet breakfast of fresh pastries, salmon, scrambled eggs. Lunch/dinner by the pool or in room is also fresh with a great choice; and there is an excellent bar. Gastronomie at the heart of the Petit Palais. Would I return? Certainement.

An elegant and traditional hotel with superb decor and excellent staff. Lovely little garden and pool and fabulous area for breakfast. Nice rooms with L’Occitane toiletries and enormous 4K tv. Only 25 Rooms so felt private and personal. Great choice at breakfast, including bacon (unusual in a lot of Europe)

The only downside for those without a car is that the hotel is on a a hill some 30 minutes from the front by foot, 15/20 mins to the old town and the restaurants and too far to drag bags from Nice Ville railway station. Also looks like parking is limited.

Firstly, we were welcomed warmly before we even got out of the taxi after arriving at the hotel. Kevin (an exceptionally attentive and professional member of the hotel’s team of staff) opened our taxi door and took our bags. He registered the fact it was our honeymoon so upgraded our room and gave us a complimentary glass of champagne! This level of service continued throughout our stay, with Kevin and his team going out of their way to give us information and recommendations, as well as book taxis and excursions for us. Kevin even arranged a taxi to drop off one of our bags at the airport, that we accidentally left behind. The hotel itself was clean, well appointed and well located. The room was large, thw bed was super comfy and the bathroom was clean and stocked with lovely L’Occitaine products. We also loved the pool and garden area. The breakfast was good as well - a nice array of pastries, bread, cooked items, smoked salmon and cold meats and cheeses. We loved our stay from start to finish!

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We arrived mid morning and we were invited to go to the breakfast room while they readied the room. The food was delicious and the tea and coffee selections superb. When we returned to the desk, the manager said he upgraded us to a room on the upper floor and it had a view of the sea and a small balcony. The bed had soft sheets and a light weight comforter. Very comfortable. Nice toiletries - L'Occitane! Beautiful garden with private areas to enjoy the sun or shade. We had drinks and a delicious meal in the garden. Very reasonable prices.

Nothing The hotel was superb and the staff was very accommodating. It was a pleasure talking with the well informed manager. Taxis will pick up at the property but not uber.

The hotel is located in a quiet part of Nice which was perfect for us. It seemed to be about 20 minutes walk away (some incline too) from pretty much everything which was great for us as we like to walk and explore. The room was lovely too, and relatively small but I think that's pretty normal for this type of hotel. The quality of the room was great, it was clean and had a French boutique feel that my wife appreciated. The staff were a real highlight for us, very friendly and couldn't do enough for us. They booked us taxis (including the airport), gave us advice on where to go and even provided us with some bubbly when we arrived (we were celebrating our anniversary). The breakfast was pretty decent, a good mix of hot food (eggs, sausage, bacon, toast), cold food (meats, cheese, pastries, fruit and cereal), along with coffee, tea etc. By the end of the holiday (6 nights) I was a little bored but that doesn't detract from the quality of the breakfast at all. The shampoo and soaps supplied were really nice and you can also plug a HDMI into the TV which we like to do.

The bathroom was pretty small, my knees hit the sink when I was on the toilet, and the bath/shower was quite compact. We couldn't change the language on the TV but we got by with it being in French, not really an issue but worth bearing in mind. Not a great deal of in-room storage but we made it work and it's a minor. I am guessing the walls are quite thin (perhaps due to the type of building) so we could hear people in the hallway, and nearby rooms/bathrooms at times, but thankfully the hotel was quite quiet (early May) so it wasn't much of an issue for us. You may find when they're busier it could be a problem. I found the bed and pillows too firm (and I like them firm) but my wife got on great, so I guess that's an individual thing.

It was the amazingly hospitable, friendly and just overall happy staff that made our stay really special! But accompany that with a beautiful room, gorgeous views over Nice, delicious breakfast every morning, the most comfortable beds (you’ll sleep like a baby) and daily room cleans, it doesn’t get much better than this. Should be 5 star hotel!

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Our room was spacious and comfortable. There was a wonderful view across the city to the sea. Breakfast was superb with lots of choice and fresh regional produce. The staff were wonderful and went above and beyond to make our stay perfect.

Storage space for clothing was very limited. There was not enough hanging space for two people or shelf space as an alternative.