I liked and appreciated the care that was put into giving this hotel its personality. My room's "Dame" was Mata Hari, whom I'd heard of but didn't know much about. There were three photos of her in my little room, so I did a little research to learn more about her. The hotel was very clean. Staff were helpful and it was easy to walk pretty much everywhere I wanted to go. I paid 12E to have breakfast the second morning and felt it was worth it.

The bathroom in my room was quite small, and if one sits facing forward on the toilet they're practically in the small sink. It didn't bother me much, but someone larger than me might have a challenge in that particular room/bathroom.

This is an independent hotel owned and run by very helpful, knowledgeable and friendly people for whom nothing was too much trouble. It's unique, with each room being themed on a famous woman. Our room was very comfortable and had a fridge which was very useful. It's just off the two tram lines that run through Nice and access to districts (including the old town and the sea front) and to other forms of public transport is very good. There is a lot to see and do in the local area and there are many good restaurants within walking distance.

We've seen Google reviews complaining about the size of the rooms. They aren't huge but are big enough, standard for independent hotels in France. There is no lift (which the hotels website points out) but the staff are happy to help taking luggage to and from the rooms. There isn't air conditioning, hence the fridge in the room. This didn't bother us at all (it got upto 24 degrees outside) and I only mention it to say don't let this put you off considering this one star hotel.

The location is quite in the Central Region of nice , The nearest Tram station Republique is just few mins walk . The Garibaldi Square and the Massena Square are nearby . The Bus Station for Monaco is some 10 mins walk , can get boarded into Bus No 602 To Monaco. where the travel is very scenic alongway at Mediterranean Coastline like VilleFrench-Sur-Mer Etc, The Train to Monaco also nearby station Gare Thiers - 12 Mins walk. The Room was comfortable . The Reception Staff was much helpful in guiding for the tours and the Important tourist spots in Nice and nearby Coastline Cities. ,helpful for any City Related information.

The Room and Bathroom is quite small , But Ok, manageable (At least for a Single Person) . Breakfast felt costly (11 EUR) Hence had nearby outside., No Lifts.

Great hotel, excellent location in the east of the city, perfect walking distance to the old town where there are lots of fantastic restaurants and bars. Approx 10 min walk down to this area. Also quite close to Musee de Moderne et Art Contemporian and Colline du Chateau. The beach is a further 10-15mins away , but all easy to walk to. The room was small but clean, same with the bathroom. The decor was really nice with pictures of Sofia Loren on the wall. The owner was very helpful and gave great advise regarding things to do in Nice. There is an option to reserve parking at another location near by - cost is €16 per day. Overall all A++ hotel , will stay here again.

Not much. The shower pressure was a little weak , but not a big deal. As said the room was small . but again i wasn't too concerned with this. The price was a little expensive , but this is Nice and also the final day of the tour de France in the city , so this was expected.

The location was great and Pascall the person at the front desk was extremely helpful and friendly. He went out of his way to provide us with info, towels and an umbrella. Even gave us a free bag.

The room was quite hot with little to no ventilation. This meant struggling with the heat whilst trying to sleep. It is also quite a tight fit in the room. Two large suitcases filled the room, however the service and the location made up for this.

The room was spotless and the bed was really comfortable. The room got cleaned every day and fresh towels etc provided. The staff were helpful and very friendly. The location was ideal for where we wanted to go and visit on our trip. The room itself was also a lot more spacious than I expected after reading that all hotels were small and cramped. The little book in the room also gave us information on which important woman in history our room was based on which was interesting to read.

The only downside I can think of is how small the bathroom was, I think in Nice it's quite common for rooms to be small so I was expecting it, but the space is definitely very cramped in the bathroom. If we hadn't been going out all day and most of the evening during our stay I might have asked for a kettle as it's not provided as standard in the room, although the reception staff did let me know we could ask for that if needed.

In general we were glad that we stayed in this hotel. It is small but with home vibes. In particular, Location: the location is great, close to the city center (old town), L2 train station - which is the train from the airport, railway station to take you to the other cities of Cote d'Azur. There are supermarkets and cafes nearby as well. There is no noise from the street. Staff: hosts were super-friendly and ready to help Breakfast: not with a big variety of items but fresh and tasty. You can also eat in the patio.

The place is ideal for a single person / couple if you need a place to rest. The room is very small but with a tiny personal bathroom, fridge, open storage place, TV, 2 chairs and a table. We read in the other comments about steep stairs so it was OK for us.

Lovely people that are running the place. Great location near tram and train station Nice Riquier if you are going to Monaco for the day. Great pizza just across the road, can recommend ;)

Room on 4th floor without elevator. It was no issue for us, but important information to be aware of in case of disabilities etc. Room was also somewhat small, and the only AC in the room was a medium sized fan which only helped a little when it was really warm. Still great value and can recommend for anyone wanting to explore Nice and surrounding towns.

Was a good place for a short (3 nights) stay for our family of 4. The hotel was just a short walk away from everything. Clean, tidied up daily, had a mini-fridge and all the necessities. The staff was very friendly and helpful (especially the sweet younger guy) and available all the time.

No big faults. Rooms are not big, but that did not bother us, they were big enough, you don't spend much time there on a holiday. Had some smell coming from the bathroom sewer, but that was attended and it got better. Did not go away though.

I was thoroughly impressed with the hotel's prime location. Its proximity to major attractions, as well as the convenience of having both train and bus stations nearby, made exploring the city a breeze. Despite the room being compact in size, it was thoughtfully designed and equipped with all the essentials, ensuring a comfortable stay. The reliable wifi connection was an added bonus and the value for money, making it an ideal choice for budget-conscious travelers.

The bed was not comfortable for me.