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The hotel is easy to find. You can take the tram from the airport to the terminal and then walk for a while. The front desk also received us warmly and friendly. Although the elevator is very small, I don't think it will affect it. In fact, it is a different experience. After all, the age of the hotel is there. The view from the balcony is really amazing! Angel Bay is really beautiful! Especially if you book a French breakfast in advance and enjoy it on the balcony, it is really pleasant! Although the facilities in the room are a bit old, the sanitary environment is still very good, so the overall experience is really good!

The hotel is in a good location, right by the sea, with a sense of art and design. There are many restaurants nearby, and many bread desserts in the back street are delicious. Valet parking is available. Value for money is better than Swiss Hotel Nice.

Very good location, right at the foot of Castle Hill. It is also very convenient to go to the old town, it takes only 2 or 3 minutes to walk. Approximately 30 minutes from the airport taxi, 36 euros. The hotel is very compact, the corridor is relatively narrow, but the room size is ok, I booked a twin room, and took the initiative to help me put the two beds together when checking-in, and also added a small free for my child bed. Couple with sofa and desk, not particularly cramped. The bathroom is large and clean. Just the towel drying rack is broken. The room was fairly clean, but there was no free bottled water, and the charged mini-bar had snacks and wine. Did not see the electric kettle. Breakfast is relatively simple, there is no extra charge for children, bread, sausage, bacon, yogurt, tea and coffee, fruits, that's about it. Overall, the price / performance ratio is not bad, but I still feel that there is a gap with the standard of four stars.

I cannot recommend this hotel especially at the prices they charged. Arrived at 5.30pm and room wasn't ready. They then said it was and gave us a smaller room than we had booked and paid for. When we said so they told us ”Americans have a different idea of what king-sized means”. An hour later they called and agreed we had indeed booked a bigger room and offered to move us to one with a king bed. The man from reception then took us to said room without offering to help us with our luggage. Just stood and watched us drag our bags across the carpeted corridors ...All I can say is it was 3 star service and quality at VERY high prices. The next morning we moved to an absolutely world class hotel which was ten times nicer and less expensive. Over-priced, outdated and obnoxious staff.

Stylish contemporary lobby, restaurants and rooms. Good location with old town area five minute walk through park and plazas- a dozen glorious churches, great French linen and fabric store L’Epingle a Linge here. Many chic clothing stores nearby- not just Gucci etc, but small, local with exciting window displays. Pretty parks and gardens nearby. Hotel rooms have very large decks with comfortable teak furniture and great views even from rooms on side. Pick up fabulous bread, sandwiches, pastries and desserts from Armand patisserie that is two blocks away for lunch on your deck. This is a good alternative to 20 Euro/person poor lunches in area. Almost all restaurants in the area are touristy so have poor food and are expensive, but there are half a dozen Michelin restaurants within a ten minute walk that are affordable unlike Paris at 200 Euros. (Peixes, Chez Davia, Le Canailes, Fine Gueule...) This is a busy hotel that many tour companies use so there were busses constantly unloading people for the four days we were there. The front desk staff are always busy checking in guests and at check in made no eye contact and just said ”passports”, passed a paper to us to sign then said the room number. When we asked for advice twice (should we take a taxi or bus to the train station and would Monaco or Cannes be better for a day trip) the staff were dismissive and not interested in providing advice. People we talked to sitting around the bar at the end of the day said they could not get recommendations for restaurants from front desk staff. On busy oceanfront promenade with many cars but rooms are soundproofed well.

This is the best hotel apartment I have ever stayed in Europe! First of all, this type of hotel is very novel. It has both the convenient services of a hotel and the warm feeling of living at home. You can also cook and eat yourself, which is very suitable for family travel. The location is particularly good, it is convenient to go anywhere in the city center, the bedroom of the room faces the hotel’s own small garden, so it is very quiet. The hotel staff are very enthusiastic and attentive. You can contact them at any time if you have anything. They also provide tips on how to play and recommended restaurants. The hotel is newly opened, very clean, and the room facilities are very high-end brands. Highly recommend friends who come to Nice to live here!

I don’t usually write reviews but I feel compelled to this time. I knew Hotel Petit Palais would be a good stay when Kevin at the front desk kept in touch with me via Booking.com messaging about my room, dinner reservations etc. before we left New York. When we arrived at the hotel, he and Philip, the manager, rushed outside to welcome us like old friends. They took care of so many details we hadn’t even thought of to make our trip effortless and frankly, made us feel like valued guests. Lots of thanks to them. They are impressive. Aside from that the rooms are newly renovated and very nicely appointed. We had two rooms during our three night stay and one was quite a good size and the other on the small side but still comfortable. The bigger room at a very modern bathroom. The smaller one had a more traditional bathroom but it was fine. The hotel is quiet. The pool is tiny but very pretty and relaxing. Breakfast was delicious—a great assortment of fresh croissants, eggs, fruits, meats, yogurts etc. A percent way to start the day sitting in the pretty garden. The lady who runs the breakfast was also very charming and professional. The hotel is up a big hill and while that may be a dealbreaker for some, it also allows you to see a beautiful, wealthy neighborhood you would likely otherwise miss. It’s also a great respite from the chao of Nice’s old town along the ocean and the throngs of tourists and the views are beautiful. I would definitely stay here again. So grateful to the management. I’ve traveled quite a bit and I think this hotel is a rare find.

Loved the view from the room and rooftop! Me and my bf stayed for 3 nights last week. Was amazing! All the staff were very kind and helpful. The most enjoyable part was the view while we were having breakfast at the top floor. Breakfast buffet was ok and they serving dinner in the same room as well.

A fantastic hotel with many great activities. The hotel has a fantastic location nearby the airport l'm not very far from the City Center, Radisson Blu Nice has its own pool and beach satisfy all your needs whether you like a calm family, friendly beach, or a pool with a fresh drinks and the restaurant.

We arrived via taxi after a flight down from Paris. The hotel was fully booked between Cannes film festival and People going to see the Monica Grand Prix. Our room was not ready, but we were told we could go to the rooftop for lunch. We did that and proceeded to be ignored by the rooftop staff. We finally corralled someone who said they stopped serving food at 2:30, so we left the hotel to find something else. Later when our room was ready we told the front desk about it and it was news to them. Then when we decided to go back for dinner on the roof, we were told that dinner did not start until 7:00, so they called up and made us reservations. When we arrived at 7:00 the place was packed and the only tables had no view. We asked and were told that people come for drinks starting at 6:00 and just keep their tables when dinner starts. Not ideal. These are very tiny, tight rooms. Typical Europe size. They were quiet rooms. Our air conditioning didn’t work in the room. They offered a fan which helped, but as it got hotter we asked a second time to change rooms and they complied. They did reduce our room rate and comped a meal for us. The staff was very nice and apologetic for the AC issues.