This hotel was not exactly cheap in the off-season; in mid-March, this place was $484 for 3 nights…read more($161 a night) but I would have expected slightly better for something this price. Location - The location was very central and it was walkable everywhere. About 10 min from Promenade des Anglais (the main boulevard along the beach), 10 min from the train station (Nice Ville), if you want to take the SNCF to Monaco, and 20-25 min walking to Vieux Ville. There are a decent amount of restaurants in the area too. It's easy to get dropped off and picked up in a cab or Uber in this location also. Room / Hotel - The hotel itself is renovated and feels modern and new. The room was spacious for a European hotel and we had ample room. There was a safe and a refrigerator in the closet. The TV was huge and new, and very clear. The heater/thermostat didn't really work too well, so we were hot in the middle of the night and didn't sleep super well. I can't imagine this in the summer when it's even hotter. The bed was pretty comfortable but the duvet was really warm and there was no sheet, so you had to sleep with the duvet on, or nothing at all. The duvet wasn't super great at regulating body temperature so I didn't sleep that well since I kept waking up super hot and sweating. Amenities - They had a pot to boil water and make tea, and also provided 2 complimentary bottles of water which was a nice touch. They also had a nice note and some chocolates on the bed upon arrival. Bathroom - The bathroom was large and nice, and they provided shampoo, conditioner, body wash and lotion, but the shower was terrible. There was nowhere to put the shower head above you, so you had to hold the shower head with one hand and then attempt to wash your hair with your other hand. This made for very awkward and difficult showering. Not sure who designed this shower but if they were going to go through the effort of remodeling the room, the least they could have done was put something to hold the shower head. We also ran out of hot water for 10-15 min on a Monday morning and had to wait for the hot water to come back. Overall, the location of the hotel was great, the rooms were nice and remodeled but we were a little annoyed by the heater and the shower head in the bathroom, especially at the prices that they charge.

Was here for three nights. The location is great, 10 minute walk from the train station, 10 minute…read morewalk from the beach, and 10 minute walk to the main street with all the shopping. Also 20 minutes gets you to the old town. The staff was super nice, friendly, and helpful. The free continental breakfast was a great addition. Now for the negative. The rooms are very old and outdated. They need new carpet, furniture, and decor. The stay was fine but a bit grimmey for what is called a three star. The free WiFi was super slow even though we had a router in our room.

We really enjoyed our stay here! Nice is so gorgeous. Our view was amazing & I will remember it…read moreforever. Our room was small but had everything we needed. Elevator was also tiny so we could not both fit with our luggage. They do have a deal with a nearby place for beach access but the price for that I feel could have been better. Overall still a great experience.

The room is small but there is a beautiful view. It was a nice stay but be forewarned to not have…read morethis hotel arrange any rides. They quoted a $30 flat fee to take me 10 minutes to my AirBnB. When I arrived at my destination, the rate had turned to $50, stating my luggage was the reason for the extra fee. A complete scam and this left a really bad impression to me that they are out to scam tourists. I should have just taken an Uber which would have cost no more than $15.

Rooftop bar. Great view. Perfect setting…read more Overlooks the whole city and out into the Mediterranean.

It's unfortunate I'm having to leave this review, especially given the outstanding stay we had at…read morethe sister hotel of Hotel Splendid (The Gounod). Our check in process was smooth and we quickly accessed our room. We then went to each a quick lunch at the rooftop bar. Upon returning to our room about an hour later, there was a strong, pungent odor that smelled like chemicals (think hair relaxer). My husband and I tried opening the balcony door to ease the fumes, as they were beginning to make us feel sick (nauseous, headache, dizziness). First, I went to the front desk to request maintenance come investigate the source of the smell. Within 15 minutes, a tech showed up and said the source of the smell was coming from a clogged shower drain. As we had just arrived, we had not used the shower or the tub in the suite. He then said that the shower was unusable for the duration of our stay and left. I am skeptical that the odor was actually coming from the shower. While the technician was in the room, I had to sit on the balcony because I was feeling so unwell. Being 4 months pregnant, I was worried about harming my unborn babies. While sitting on the balcony with the door shut, I could still smell the odor that appeared to be coming from the HVAC system (compressor was right above my head outside). Meanwhile, the odor persisted. My husband and I went back to the front desk to ask if there were any other rooms available that we could relocate to. According to the front desk, there was not a single other room in the hotel. Instead of trying to help, they said if I was pregnant and didn't feel good from the fumes that I should go get a room in a different hotel. I was appalled by the lack of concern and customer service. Luckily, the Best Western around the corner had a very comfortable, odor-free room that we were able to obtain for the night. That put us out DOUBLE the cost, as we had to pay for the uninhabitable room and the replacement room. The front desk advised me to email management about the situation. I sent them an email upon checking out on 7/19/26 and shared both my phone number and email to give them a chance to make this right. Upon writing this review, I have not heard from them via phone or email to address our issues. Being pregnant and vulnerable overseas, this treatment was deplorable. I advise anyone who is pregnant or might be bothered by strong odors and poor customer service to AVOID the Splendid Hotel and spend your travel money at one of the many other fantastic, accommodating hotels in the area.

Do not spend money on this hotel. we paid a premium rate to stay here as it was close to the end of…read moreThe Tour de France. Our shower ran down the walls, the carpets were filthy and there was mold by the air register. On arrival the hotel appears pleasant but it has a lot of problems. The staff at the rooftop bar were completely disorganized and overwhelmed. Good location but find somewhere else.

The hotel apparently was renovated recently but I did not like the stay in this hotel for many…read morereasons: - It felt cramped and the carpets everywhere looked old and somewhat worn out. -I had a deluxe room on the 6 th floor: avoid this floor or you will hear the personnel moving chairs at night on the marble of the 7th floor where the bar is located ; I had to call the reception multiple times to complain. The room itself was cold with an industrial looking white ceramic floor and the bathroom was smelly. The breakfast area was cramped as well and the buffet not appetizing: the eggs looked and tasted industrial and the sausage fatty and burned. They served everyday a pasta salad !( really at 8 am?) -The coffee served from a machine was not very tasty. -Finally it was rainy and the hotels had umbrellas for 10 euros! Despite its central location which was a plus , I will not stay there again!

We stayed at le Petit Palais during our recent visit to Nice. Le Petit Palais is located on a…read moresteep hill. If you are planning to stay here, I'd highly recommend taking a taxi from the airport (~35 euro) or packing light. The hike up the hill with luggage can be a challenge, even if you're in decent shape. Service at the hotel is 4.5 stars. Phillippe is awesome and has great recommendations for dinner. He's friendly and welcoming. I would give him 5 stars. I would've rated the hotel higher, but it is a bit of a trek to the touristy spots. In addition, the walls are thin, so you can hear everything that goes on in the room next door. Our neighbors were definitely having a lot of "fun" on our last night. Even though I knocked on their wall several times, I wasn't able to stop their late night fun. We thought our room included the breakfast buffet, unfortunately it didn't and we had a 16 euro/pp/day charge. It wasn't that we minded the charge, but the food was definitely not worth the 16 euro/day. There weren't that many choices at breakfast. The hotel provides free wifi access, although it is spotty. It is also limited to two sign-ons per room. If you have a lot of wifi devices, you'll find yourself trying to figure out which device you want to connect to the wifi. There are some other creative ways you can get online, but I'm sure other yelp reviewers are smart enough to figure it out. :) If I visited Nice again, I would probably pay the extra $ and stay at the Hotel Negresco. I do recommend this hotel if you have a rental car. Nice is car friendly and this particular hotel is located in a residential area, so there is plenty of free street parking.

Absolutely wonderful boutique hotel overlooking Nice!…read more Everything about this hotel is fresh, newly decorated and gorgeous. Comfortable beds and pillows, well-furnished bedrooms, sparkling clean and roomy bathrooms, friendly and helpful staff (who will explain where to go and what to do)...you get the picture! About one previous review: YES this hotel is located on a hill: the plentiful photos online clearly describe that fact...and the results are outstanding - quiet neighborhood, beautiful view, and fresh air! About another previous review: YES the breakfast is 16 Euros each but (traveling around the world) the buffet here is top-tier and delicious: hot eggs, bacon, sausage, plentiful fruit and baked goods, coffee and tea, juice and milk, yogurt, salmon and prosciutto...again, you get the picture! You are in France so definitely have breakfast other places on other days but for sure check out breakfast at the hotel itself! Everything is relative - for the cost (large bedroom with garden view for about 130 Euros) and the gorgeous/comfy/calm surroundings, I would give this hotel 8 stars if it was possible!

Beautiful hotel across the street from the beach with a wonderful restaurant. See pics included-…read moreeverything we ate was delicious The burrata and tomatoes were my fav & the best ever.

Disappointing Health & Hygiene Failure -- Management Refused to Address Medical Costs!…read more We chose the Hôtel Barrière Le Majestic Cannes for its reputation for impeccable luxury and service during our multi-week, exclusively five-star European trip (09/22/25-10/10/25). Unfortunately, our stay was severely marred by a serious health and hygiene issue, which was then compounded by a deeply unsatisfactory response from management. On morning of Oct 4th 2025 my wife, Kelly , suffered multiple insect bites of unknown origin while sleeping in the bedding of our room number 724. The bites were serious enough to cause significant distress, lost sleep, and required immediate medical attention. The hotel arranged for a physician to visit, who confirmed the presence of insect bites and prescribed a course of strong medication, including Ivermectin (an antiparasitic drug), along with topical Cortisone. This required us to pay for the medical consultation and prescription out-of-pocket, expenses we would not have incurred otherwise. While the Guest Relations team did facilitate a room change, the General Manager, Mr. Charles Richez, later formally refused all requests for compensation, including reimbursement for the required medical expenses. The GM cited a lack of "conclusive evidence" (despite the documented physician's report and strong prescriptions) and offered a vague, future-use complimentary upgrade instead of resolving the current financial and physical harm. For a hotel that prides itself on luxury, this failure is unacceptable. The issue is not just the presence of a biting insect that caused physical distress, but the complete failure of the General Manager to take accountability and resolve the tangible out-of-pocket costs resulting from a health hazard on their property. I invite all future guests before choosing to stay at this hotel, to take a look at the pics taken on 10/04 and 10/07/2025 to decide themself what it looks like! Do you really want to take this risk for yourself and your family? Prospective guests should be aware that if a serious issue arises, management prioritizes denying financial liability over supporting their high-value clientele.

WOW! What a wonderful experience last week during my 9 day stay. The location is very near the Old…read moreTown and walking distance to the railway station and trams. Three blocks from the produce markets and over looks the beach area. The room we had was #101 right near the pool with and outside entrance and small patio. The staff was awesome with meeting all our needs and made several arrangements for local travel, dinner, and rental car. I highly recommend this location. make sure you book via their website to get the free breakfast offer. If you use other hotel sites, the cost is 24 Euros. If you need airport transportation, they can arrange driver pickup in baggage claim. Wonderful experience!

We booked with them for late May and want to cancel. They have refused to refund our money. They…read moreare closed for goodness sakes!! What on earth are they thinking of during the pandemic!

This small luxury hotel, right in the heart of the old town, is one of St Tropez's hidden gems…read more Built around a vine covered courtyard garden at the rear that's dominated by a large swimming pool - which seems to have been placed there primarily for the ambience it adds to the setting - and with tables dotted around it on various levels where you can take drinks or an evening meal, Le Yaca is an "oasis of calm" in what can be a very busy place. The rooms, all of which are different, are well appointed and the best are those overlooking the courtyard - ask when booking. Breakfast around the pool is a wonderfully relaxing experience before setting out to sample the town's delights, which start right outside its front door - everything that you'll want to see is just a short walk away. Expensive, very different to St Tropez's more famous hotels & restaurants, but definitely worth the money.

Low quality hotel masquerading as a 5-star stay. Expect check-in no earlier than 4pm (zero…read moreexceptions), to be woken up by constant noises from the cleaning staff beginning at 8am, and for the concierge (Mohammed) to provide zero reservations for your entire stay. The room was mediocre at best, though pool and facilities were shockingly dirty. Ensure to double check your bill for incorrect charges that they try to slip by prior check out (ex. 100 EUR parking fees despite not having a car). This was easily the worst place we have stayed when visiting the south of France. We would recommend staying at a more legitimate/reputable establishment that can offer better service and a less stressful experience. Do not stay here if you expect any help with beach club reservations, as you will have to make those accommodations yourself, despite following up with Mohammed on several occasions. 1/5 dump.