A block off the promenade is the AC Marriott. It's a very convenient location and a nice hotel. I've stayed here a few times, and as a titanium member at Marriott, I'm often upgraded. This last trip I was lucky enough to be upgraded to their suite on the top floor. Very large room, sea views, and complementary gift in my room. The staff was wonderful, very helpful in recommending places, storing my luggage after checkout, and even filling my water bottle. The hotel is mostly quiet, I did hear children running up and down the hallway, but for the most part it was quiet. There is a rooftop bar, I've not ever visited, but the hours are off. The signs say 23:00 closure, but I asked the front desk and they said 22:30 on the weekend nights I was staying there. They have convenient watering stations on each floor by the elevator for you to refill a bottle or glass, with your choice of temp and with or without gas. I'll be back in Nice and will stay here again when I return. read more

AC Hotel by Marriott Nice - Sea view from the suite room. - Hotels Near Me - Nice, 06

Pricy for what it is - a modern, updated lodging of an existing hotel, but with not a lot of bells and whistles (rooftop bar closed, small gym, no pool) --- though it does have a great location right off the beach in Nice, and an easy walk to the city center as well as a lot of bars and restaurants. A nicely appointed room, with an American-size bed, desk, and view of the sea, with an updated bathroom (good pressure and hot water) flat screen TV and sitting area. Not huge but spacious enough for a couple. Good air conditioning (and quiet), semi-quiet residential neighborhood, lovely hotel staff and a nice little outdoor area make it a solid option for a couple of nights. But like I said - you're paying for proximity to the beach. read more

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Noisy construction starting at 9am. Defective room equipment. Inconsistent WiFi connection. Closed roof top pool, no restaurant and an uninspiring breakfast buffet. The staff at the front desk are friendly and helpful. That's all this hotel has going for it. The rooms are okay. Rooms are spartan for a "4 star hotel". From US standards, this is a 3 star. The hotel has had construction going on since Oct 2024, which is not indicated on the website. The AC was not working in the first room. (And mine was not the only room). After changing rooms and unpacking, I discovered WiFi was not working properly. It came in and out depending on where I was sitting in the room. Next, I was NOT warned about loud pounding and drilling from 9-5 during the day. The noise was so loud- it was as if it was coming from the next room. When I complained about the noise to the "chief reception leader" Marie strained to apologize for the inconveniences. Instead, she shrugged it off and said "there is nothing we can do." Well, for one- the hotel should NOT offer a room where the noise is so profound. Marie demonstrates the emotional intelligence of a robot, before AI. I've had better interactions at a hotel on the side of a freeway, let alone Nice, France. Marie demonstrates zero skills at conflict resolution. It amazes me how companies place indifferent personalities with low social IQ in leadership roles. Is this because efficiency is prioritized over hospitality? I left this hotel after one night. WORST Marriott stay ever- not merely because of the broken AC, inconsistent WIFI, and poor communication. The morning construction noise was really bad. Marie's smug response to the situation made it 100% worse. Conversely, MAEVE, who helped me with the technical problems, is EXCELLENT at guest relations. Despite all the inconvenience on the first day - Maeve was warm, seemed genuinely concerned and friendly. Wow, what a difference a warm smile can make! She was brilliant at connecting and empathizing with the situation. This hotel could use 100 people like Maeve. Pardon if I misspelled her name. read more

You may notice the hotel has poor reviews, but this is only because the hotel and the staff are both awful. Nice is lovely, but the hotel not so much. Avoid at all costs...you were warned. read more

Excellent service. I flew in early in the morning and they didn't have my room ready. But when I told them that I was a Marriott good member and requested that they upgrade me if a room was available, they obliged and gave me a wonderful suite. It had a very comfortable bed, two bathrooms and a nice living room, all of which were partially ocean facing. I could only make the breakfast on one day because of jet lag and other obligations. It was quite good. Scrambled eggs, bacon, variety of cheeses, breads, cereal, etc. read more

For a 4-star hotel that charges nearly 200 Euros a night during busy season, this was a complete and utter disappointment. Hell, it would have been a disappointment for a 2-star hotel charging 50 Euros a night. We were given a "newly renovated room with AC," which was on a lower foor (so I was skeptical about where the location would be before I even saw it), but the receptionist promised us it was one of the better room. So apparently this is the definition of better rooms: - The windows look over an alley, and are also pleasantly located right over the garbage bay, so the lovely sound of bottles being thrown into garbage cans is your 6am alarm. - Some weird inexplicable sound occurs at random intervalls all day -- one that I can only compare to a dying whale or to large pieces of furniture being moved right over your head. - The border on the shower area is so low you can only take a 10-minute shower before starting to flood the room. - The sink almost backs up every time you use it for no reason. After complaining about all of these things to reception, their only response was that 1) they had no idea what those sounds were, 2) there was nothing they could do to relocate us, and 3) they basically didn't care enough to try and do anything else to make our stay better. I've never hated my stay anywhere more than here. And I've stayed in some crappy hostels in my poor student days. read more

AC Hotel by Marriott Nice - Hotels Near Me - Nice, 06

Wow! I am surprised that the AC Hotel does not have better ratings here on Yelp for during my recent stay, I found the staff to be outstanding, the room quite comfortable and the level of service very accommodating. Although I was a bit leery of staying at a chain hotel ( something I rarely do when I visit Europe as I like the whimsy of European hotels) I settled for the AC as my first choice wasn't available on the night is was going to be here. I was warmly greeted by the front desk staff and shown to my room which was a junior suite with a separate sitting area. They were out of sea view rooms so I had a city view room which basically had no view, but I liked that the windows opened to let in the fresh air. Also- there was no light by the desk work area so I called down to the front desk and my request for an additional lamp was quickly accommodated My suite was large with two flat screen TVs, a bathroom with excellent water pressure, air conditioning that worked, and plenty of toiletries, oversized towels, espresso coffee in the room and a very comfortable bed with plenty of pillows and a warm duvet. There were two closets with plenty of storage, a safe in the room and free internet-pretty much anything you would want in a hotel . The price for this room was around $279e per night, but hey- I'm on vacation in the French Riviera! The only reason this was not a 5 star hotel experience for me was the location of the hotel. While located on the main promenade and close to the bus stop, it is at the far end of town with all the good restaurants and shopping areas a good walk (30 mins) away. Not a huge problem but there are other hotels more in the midst of things. But the best part of this hotel had to be the doorman whose name escapes me but who was so welcoming, so pleasant and quick with suggestions at places to go - he made me feel like I was a guest in his house. It was he who suggested I go to a certain restaurant where I got amazing service and food! All in all, a lovely experience on my trip to Nice. Definitely worth the money paid and I would return. Check it out on your next trip to Nice! read more

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Probably the worse Marriott I have stayed at. For the category and price, this place was a major disappointment. Yea... the lobby is nice but once you get to the rooms, that's when it really gets disappointing. Rooms are small, which is expected, but also bare minimal. Literally just a bed, tv, and chair. Nothing about their room makes you wants to stay there. Rooms are also dark, setting a gloomy mood/ vibe. I've stayed at lower category Marriotts that were exponentially more pleasant than this place. It's also pretty far from everything so the location really sucked. I should have just stayed at the Le Meridien. read more

The lobby is great and the breakfast was very good. The rooms, not so much. Some are in need of a re-do. We asked to be moved from the first room we got because of it's beat up flooring and stains on the mattress. They moved us without question or problem to a room that was in considerably better shape and had a partial sea view. Nice. There's a great laundry mat just around the corner behind the hotel, so if you are in need during the middle of a long trip, try it. read more

Very comfortable stay here and the staff were super helpful in suggesting places to dine. The pool on top of the hotel is nice and the bar is convenient you get a super view from up there. Just a walk across the street to the beach this is a good location. Take a cab or Uber to the center of restaurants and shopping. Rooms are nice. read more

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Great location. Friendly and helpful staff. Pool and pool bar are fantastic. Just be advised that compared to American hotels at same price point the actual rooms (all of them) are basic and a bit disappointing. The "city view" is of the back of other buildings. Not really a view at all. The room layout and room decor are similar to a college dorm room. If you ok with that you will be satisfied with this property. read more

I have stayed at many, many Marriott properties over the year and that has allowed me to become a Platinum Elite member. I have seen the very best Marriott has to offer and unfortunately, on this trip, I have seen the very worst Marriott has to offer. I say this in absolute certainty, the AC Hotel in Nice, France is the worst Marriott property I have every experienced. Its management team has not delivered a hotel that is consistent with what we should expect of a Marriott property. First, the the interior updates to the hotel are cheap and done poorly. As you can see in the attached photos, there is paint splatters everywhere. There is exposed conduit in the room. The beds are old, worn out and torn (see picture). The beds are uncomfortable and will impede your ability to get a good night sleep. It looks like the beds are back from 70's, are worn our and have tears in them. These tears can be a haven for bed bugs and you better check out the mattress before unpacking your clothes. The bathroom is cheaply outfitted and the tubs are narrow; the bottom width of the tub is about an inch wider than the length of my foot. I nearly fell over several time in this narrow tub while taking a shower. The tub is also absent of any anti-slipping guards. The furnishings are cheap and full of face leather. It looks like the hotel hit a sale at Ikea to furnish the rooms. The closets are woefully inadequate. The doors are so wide that it is difficult to insert clothes on hangers and almost 50% of the space in unusable due to poor arrangement and organization. Kleenex, or any other facial tissue paper, was not provided by the bathroom. And worst of all, there is a horrible smell emanating from the hall way. It smells of something so foul, no words can capture the awfulness of this gag inducing stench. Second, the staff is incompetent and is not helpful. Gilles, the gentlemen who checked me in, was unable to provide the most basic amenities that are offered to other guests at other Marriott properties. And we are talking about physical structures, like spas and things of that sort. We are talking about basic services completed by Marriott hotel staff. His attitude and apparent unwillingness has left a black eye on the hotel. His supervisor, Mario, only provided excuses and hid behind corporate fine print on why he couldn't help. He said the AC Hotel is not a full service hotel and doesn't offer many of the services that other Marriott hotels offer; however, what I was asking from the hotel were simple services that other non-full service Marriott hotels offer. What Mario was asserting was entirely inconsistent with my experiences at staying over 70+ nights last year at partial service Marriott hotels (ie Courtyards) and I believe his assertions to be a wilful and gross misrepresentation of the truth. He did offer to move my wife and I into another room . . . but does it make sense to take time away from our honeymoon and cancel our plans to move our luggage? No, not at all - we have a honeymoon to enjoy, after all. Third, the location is awful. It is located near a scummy, disgusting part of the town. Sure, it is a a 1 km to get to the nice parts of Nice, but you have to stroll through the worst parts of town to get there. Think of it like this; do you want to walk through Compton to get to Beverly Hills? No. See the picture of the neighborhood around us. Yes it is close to the beach but I walked passed no less than 2 prostitutes each time I went from the front door to the beach. And I wouldn't walk anywhere north or west of the hotel at night, unless you feel like getting robbed or worse. There are nicer hotels down the beach and I suggest going to those. The AC Hotel at Nice will only leave you disappointed. I had a lot of hopes for this hotel, but unfortunately, it felt let down by AC Hotel in Nice and the entire Marriott family of hotels. There is no way to spin or drudge a positive out of this experience; this was the worst hotel experience I have ever had at a Marriott. read more

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This Hotel used to be wonderful until they put a very loud nightclub on the roof and started hosting very loud wedding receptions. They do not care about the actual hotel guests. Feel free to stay here if you don't need a lot of sleep and love very loud music and noise late into the night. We have stayed here 3 times but never again. read more

I have now stayed here twice in the last year. The front desk, the maintenance man and the bartenders were all fabulous. The location is great right off of the "Prom". The rooms are clean and crisp. The beds and bedding are top notch. We did have an issue with the faucet in the bathroom but that was fixed within 10 minutes of notifying the front desk. read more

Update: I do want to add that I did get a new iPad which was paid for by the hotel after mine was stolen from my room. I would have liked to try it again on my next trip, but my colleagues were not agreeable after our last stay. The room prices are much higher than they were during construction, so we opted for another Marriott property in Cannes. This is a tough review because of my unique experience. Overall, bad, bad, bad - but I added a star because of the excellent way the General Manager resolved a serious problem. A colleague and I stayed here for a business trip because it's part of the Marriott chain. Upon arrival, we suspected problems when we had to step around debris to find the lobby under construction and a sign directing us to the rear lounge, serving as temporary check-in. At €139, rooms were cheap for a "4 star" hotel a block from the beach; I'm sure they will double when the remodel is finished and summer holidays arrive and folks are flocking to the Cote de Azur. The room: my 1st floor room has already been remodeled and looks nice & clean. The bed was comfy with lots of pillows and a clean duvet. Pergo floors look nice, but the bed tends to slip about. Reading lamps by the bed don't work. A college dorm-style mini-fridge is plopped under the desk area, was unplugged and held no bottled water. The remote doesn't turn the wall-mounted TV on or off, but does control channels and volume. My window overlooked the roof of the restaurant. The window was bolted closed, so I couldn't get any fresh air. The automatic door closer wasn't adjusted properly, so the door didn't close securely when I left my room for dinner the 1st night. When I returned 3 hours later my iPad was missing. Fortunately, the thief left behind my company laptop, camera, Bose headphones and other belongings. I immediately called the front desk clerk; she unapologetically told me I would have to wait until 9AM to see the manager when he arrived. Hmmm. When I used the "Find My iPhone" app and discovered it was still in the hotel, I dashed downstairs to see who was in charge! The bathroom: outfitted with shiny new, but un-functional fixtures, the shower door is only 1/3 the length of the shower and its basin is only 1" deep. Combined with the slow drain and hand-held shower head mounted at the top of the fixture, it's impossible to not soak the floor. The vanity sink is also very shallow and hangs level, so it drains poorly. The faucet spout is so short it barely reaches the basin, so it's difficult to get your hands under the water. The hand soap is shaped like a golf ball and rolls of the vanity to the floor unless you use the box as a soap dish. The amenities: the underground garage has small spaces and it was hard to park due to all the construction materials being stored. The lobby/lounge has a small bar, fireplace, TV and comfortable seating with service available around the clock. Internet service is $12 per 24 hours and the wifi worked well. I ordered room service once - a croque monsieur, fries, salad & mineral water and the food was fresh, hot and tasted good. The staff: with a few notable exceptions, not very hospitable. However, the night manager - a very nice "Inspector Closeau" - made a valiant effort to catch the thief as he & a colleague searched each floor at the end of the hotel where the app said the iPad was located. Unfortunately, the thief got away, but the next day the General Manager immediately had all doors inspected and fixed. Then he stunned me by paying for a replacement iPad! Regarding construction: it is 8PM as I write this and I'm listening to the ever-present sound of tapping hammers, interspersed with the whir of power tools, from the floor below. Unfortunately, the noise begins at 7AM and continues until the construction workers get bored and go home - or wander the halls looking for an iPad to steal. Consider this before booking a room until renovations are completed! read more

Pretty great, modern hotel with that Euro/French feel. Our room is great, overlooking the ocean and is one block off the Promenade de Anglais. You can see it from your room. This is a chain hotel, and not the boutique type I typically like to stay in abroad. Staff seems nice. The little garden and the restaurant look nice as well. We're platinum elite Marriott people, and still don't get free breakfast or coffee. Coffee machine for 2 euros in the lobby... Free wifi was the only perk here. We've had many beautiful stays in other Marriott properties around the world, with lots of nice extras. AC is an acquired part of the chain that doesn't offer all those amenities; so if you're looking for all that, you're ot of luck. This place has been a haven for us because the previous couple of nights in Rome were a nightmare. The bed here is wonderful....and so is the shower. :) read more

This place is lovely if you do not want to sleep. Two nights in a row they had a party one night for the employees the next a wedding. I f you are on the odd side of the hotel the music blares in until at least 1ma. If you call the front desk there is nothing they can do because the party is allowed to go on until at least 1am. I travel a very good bit anf have never been told to pretty much live with it. This place get an F based on noise and attitude read more

I stayed here during my visit to Nice and I have to say that it is a very nice hotel, the only thing that really comes to mind is that is very expensive but then again, in Nice what would you expect? About the location it is well located, just by the Promenade des Anglais, which means that in about 10/15 minutes walking you get to the Vieux Nice. The only drawback is that nearby if you are looking for food and don't want to pay the ridiculous price they charge for average food (they sure try to make it look good but it isn't all that) you will only find take away shops (rue du Gambetta) or not so good turistic restaurants, you will probably have to walk all the way to the city centre. Everyone there speaks perfect English and they are available to your wishes. It comprises of a Restaurant, a Bar and a Swimming Pool. The decoration is very nice, specially the one in the restaurant, all Black and White. You will find carpets of pebbles, just as if you were on the beach. The rooms are good sized ones, they allow you to move freely and they have huge windows leading to the Beaux Arts Musée as well as of the beach, which is quite nice. All in all it was a good hotel, the rooms were a bit on the hot side and beware of the breakfast it is an amazing 21EUR per head that really hurt! read more

We traveled to Paris, Nice, Venice, Florence, and Rome and this was one of my favorite hotels we stayed in! It is in a perfect location, only a short block away from the beach. The staff were all accommodating and they had a nice lunch/patio area restaurant. I see some complaints from "busy season," but we did not have any issues. However, we did vacation during the off season, in April. It was still 60s-70s there so not too many beach vacationing tourists there quite yet. I cannot fully elaborate on their upper pool deck on the roof, but we did walk up to it and the views were beautiful of the ocean and surrounding hills. I would definitely stay here again. read more

Not sure what the week will be like but so far a bummer. Don't rent any rooms on 7 th floor. Roof top bar now has DJ going every night until 1:00am. Not acceptable that I'm paying for a suite and can't sleep due to noise . We where some excited about the pool bar and tapas for dinner but lots of guys moving around and several talked to us but no one but the very sweet and helpful hostess every really got us anything or followed up with us . I will not go back to that roof top bar for food service . On a positive note, when we did get food and eventually forks and plates , the food was good ..... updated.. It gets worse... the bar employees like to turn the music back on at 8ar above while they work it seems... no quiet zone for the 7th floor. read more

Great hotel, great location, great rooms and a spectacular rooftop. The front desk was very helpful and nice. Me and my family will defenetly go back. read more

This hotel is okay but not of normal Marriott standard and for the price it should be even better than the standard. The hotel is not on the Promenade. It is on a side street. Yes the hotel is across the street from the beach i.e. 3 minute walk but on a side street nonethless so if we had been willing to pay 50 euro more for a room with a partial view it would have definitely been partial. The rooms are basic, looked out at other apartments and had a lot of small flaws that were annoying. Bathroom door did not close, bathroom sink drain did not work properly, mold on the bathroom walls, hair dryer attached to walls like a 2 star hotel, soap is a round ball (probably trying to be trendy but just impractical), rough toilet paper etc. The rooftop pool has views as long as you stand in one corner of the pool to see the beach otherwise you would miss it. Lounge chairs and towels disappear so if you want either a lounge chair or towel get there early. They seem to be short on staff. You had to ask for a drinks menu but no food and lounge chairs were covered in used towels so it was not clear whether people were using them or not. When we arrived on a Saturday they were out of towels and not apologetic either. Who runs out of towels at a hotel on a Saturday - not acceptable. We took the room towels to the beach but only provided one of those each in the room. My teenage daughter liked the rooftop DJ but thank goodness we were on a lower floor - the music was loud enough on the lower floor - can't imagine being any higher up. She said that the bar was full of dirty glasses. Thank you to the very helpful and friendly Felipo. We didn't mind the 30 minute walk along the Promenade to find the shopping area but would probably pick s/thing more central next time. read more