2 Hotels and Resorts in Nice

Nice, a prominent city on the French Riviera, is celebrated for its iconic Côte d'Azur beaches, a pleasant Mediterranean climate, and exquisite French cuisine.

Considered one of the most beautiful cities in the south of France, Nice has a lovely old town ideal for wandering through its neoclassical buildings and charming little shops. The liveliest part of the city is the Promenade des Anglais where much of the action takes place and where some of the best restaurants can be found with stunning views.

If you have the chance, don’t miss learning about the history behind Port Lympia, the Nice Opera House, and the Neoclassical Palais de Justice.

Nice is known for its beautiful beaches but there’s more to do than just going for a swim in the French Riviera.

A great different plan with your family and kids is visiting the more than 2,500 plant species and 2,000 animals at the botanical garden and the zoo located inside the Parc Phoenix.

Some of the finest museums in the Mediterranean can be found in Nice, including the Musée d'Art Moderne et d'Art Contemporain (MAMAC) that shows artwork from the 1950s and the Musée Matisse, which holds the biggest collection of the artist Henri Matisse.

If you want to see the best view of the whole city, visit the Parc de la Colline du Chateau.

Nice has a typical Mediterranean climate, with mild winters with temperatures between 7ºC and 12ºC, and sunny and hot summers, perfect for visiting the city and enjoy the gorgeous beaches of the region.

Nice, located in the heart of the French Riviera, has one of the healthiest and best cuisines of France.

When you visit this coastal city, you must try Niçoise salad, the most famous dish from Nice. Also, if you dine at a traditional regional restaurant, be sure to order the ratatouille, one of the region’s speciality.

When walking down the streets of Nice you will find stalls selling Socca, a savoury pancake made from chickpea flour, often served with a variety of toppings.

Most travellers that visit Nice catch a flight into Nice Côte d'Azur Airport (NCE). From there, you have many options to get to your hotel in Nice including the trams, bus or a taxi.

Nice offers a variety of options to move around the city. The public transport system works quite well and is perfect to get from your accommodation in Nice to any destination.

Discovering the coast and what Nice has to offer either walking or cycling is a great plan on a beautiful summer’s day.

You can find unique towns like Cannes or Monaco Monte Carlo near Nice. If you want to visit these destinations, we recommend going by train, which offers a short journey from Nice, typically taking between 20 and 35 minutes.

When choosing where to stay in Nice, we recommend staying inVieux Nice district. Its location is excellent in the heart of the city with the main landmarks like the Promenade des Anglais or the Nice Opera House just minutes away.

Or, for a less crowded experience favoured by the locals and in proximity to the old town, consider staying in neighbourhoods like Riquier . In this area, you will have access to a museum route featuring the Musée d'Art Moderne et d'Art Contemporain and the Musée National Marc Chagall . Additionally, you can admire sculptures such as The Square Head, and unwind in green parks like the Jardin de la Villa Rati, offering a tranquil space to relax.

The best collection of hotels in Nice with the best views of the Mediterranean Sea can be found at Minor Hotels.

To make your stay as pleasant and fun as possible, our rooms are furnished with the newest technology and the best services. Go for a swim while enjoying something to eat or drink at our hotel’s rooftop bar in Nice .

If you are thinking of renting a car, know that our hotels offer private parking that you can hire when booking in advance.