Nice Art Hotel, Nice

The hotel is conveniently located near the train station and Jean Medecin, making it ideal for Euro Football Cup visits. The dining experience offers reasonably priced options, though it lacks variety. The service was a mix of well-behaved staff but with some unfriendliness and missing amenities like soap. The rooms had poor privacy due to their layout, and the arrangement forced guests to share rooms with strangers, impacting comfort.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. While the location was convenient, being close to the train terminal and other amenities, the rooms were disappointing as they were situated next to the administrative office, which felt intrusive. The service had its ups and downs, from rudeness to friendly encounters. The dining options were minimal and not included in the standard price. The facilities were decent but lacked certain comforts.

The hotel was in a very bad condition with mold on the walls, rusty pipes, and exposed wiring. The lack of a lift made it inconvenient to reach the rooms, and the reception was rarely manned. Despite the location being handy, the overall stay was dirty and subpar.

The hotel was a bit of a mixed bag with some positives and negatives. The room was a disaster with a strong smell of smoke, dirtiness, and broken amenities, although the property did offer an ensuite as promised. Service was lacking, especially late at night. On the upside, the location was convenient for train travelers and near key places, but privacy was a concern. Dining options were limited, with basic offerings, while the facilities fell short of expectations.

The hotel is conveniently located near the main train station, supermarkets, and within walking distance from Promenade des Anglais and Avenue Jean Medecin. The room had good air conditioning, but safety was a concern with broken tiles, electrical hazards, and limited power plugs. The smell of cigarettes was pervasive throughout.