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!

If you visit no other hotel bar in the sleepy town of Nice...I urge you to make a point of visiting…read moreGustav at the bar in this lovely, one of a kind hotel with the best views imaginable. I've traveled the world over and have met many a barkeep. This refined gentleman makes the trip worthwhile as he oversees the bar area and pours a delicious drink- all the while making interesting and polite conversation with old world elegance. If you are looking for the slick modernism of a Four Seasons or a Mandarin Oriental, La Voile D'Or is not for you. But our older and charming room with views off the sea were just what made us very sorry to leave. Each day my wife and I tumbled out of bed and down to the stunning pool area where we were greeted by Muriel, Catharine and Isabel who reserved the best chaise lounges for us to gaze at the ocean, enjoy an impeccable lunch, and slip into the sea while ordering off of the refreshing cocktail menu. Such hospitality and service is a hallmark of this gorgeous jewel on the ocean and I hope I return at every opportunity. What a treat! Thank you to the gracious staff that made our trip so memorable each day. Absolutely the best!

This is a wonderful hotel and highly recommended. The staff is excellent, responsive, most spoke…read moreEnglish (important for me, maybe not as much for others), and were incredibly kind, professional, and hospitable. The location is on the East Side of the old part of town, which means you're right on the beach and have the best views of Nice. The room service and hotel food was excellent. Our room had a patio overlooking the Med and I cannot overstate how wonderful this made our experience. There is a rooftop with a hot tub and a pool with restaurant service, but we spent most of our time on the beach which is across the street. There was not a single other hotel I would have chosen in Nice for location or overall experience. Very highly recommended. Also, I know this review is a little gushing, but I created a Yelp account (normally I read I dont post) solely to show my appreciation for this hotel. It was great.

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!

It was a Beautiful restaurant in Cannes- in a hotel across the street from the beach. The service…read moreand food were very enjoyable. We had an array of dishes my favorite was the burrata and tomatoes as well as the truffle pasta among other items. We all had a bunch of different apps, entrees, and desserts. We would go back again on our next trip. Enjoy!

Went for dinner last night. The pasta I ordered was fishy tasting and had a bad odor. I told the…read morewaitress this and she took my plate away and returned in 5 minutes to tell me the chef tasted it and it was fine. She suggested that maybe I was not use to a such a sophisticated taste. So rude!! When the check came they had the nerve to charge me for the dish that I didn't even eat. I went to the manager and told him the situation. He refunded me the E30.00. Such a tourist trap. Have been coming to Cannes for the last 6 years spending 3 weeks here. Never had a problem with a restaurant.

We stayed at Hotel Restaurant Le Mas d' Aigret during our stay in Provence for three days during…read moreour honeymoon. Our first impression was that the ambience and scenery of this hotel were like a Van Gogh painting. This hotel and restaurant was on top of a mountain with a beautiful view of the valley of Les Baux and the Alpilles Mountains. The view of the valley was breathtaking, with olive groves, vineyards, and rolling hills everywhere. There is even a view of the chateau from the nearby town from the hotel. We were greeted with great hospitality. The receptionist at the front desk took the time to show us around and asked if we needed anything. We chose the room with the balcony. There was a bar and a newly renovated pool which made for a perfect day of sitting by the pool with a glass of wine. The best part of this hotel was that it was within walking distance of the mountaintop town of Les Baux. This small village was literally right out of a Hobbit movie. The hotel is also easy access by car to St Remy de Provence. The hotel restaurant was amazing. There was an option of eating inside which was in a cave or outside, where most people did overlooking the valley. The chef always walked around each night making sure everything was ok and it felt really great to see the man who was cooking our food. Dinner felt like a real homemade Provencal meal. We were always able to order a bottle of wine from a local vineyard. Another great part about this hotel was that it was close to nearby wineries and olive groves so you can spend some days tasting French wine and olive oil. If you want to experience Southern France in a quaint and charming location with nearby access to one of the most beautiful villages in France, than we definitely recommend this hotel. You will not only receive exceptional service, but also an exceptional experience.

Ich kann gar nicht genug betonen, wie enttäuschend unser Aufenthalt im Hotel Beau Rivage war…read more Zimmer: Das Zimmer war stark abgewohnt, dunkel und in einem Zustand, den ich in einem angeblichen 4-Sterne-Hotel nicht erwartet hätte. Flecken auf den Teppichen, ein muffiger Geruch und das Bad war so alt, dass ich mir nicht sicher war, ob es jemals renoviert wurde. Es gab keine Mischbatterie in der Badewanne, und die Rohre waren ziemlich laut. Die Bettwäsche war defekt und staubig, wurde aber am 2. Tag ausgetauscht. Aber was hier gar nicht geht... man bekommt keine Handtücher! An unserem ersten Tag hatten wir nur 2 ganz dünne Badetücher. Danach gab es dazu noch einen Duschteppich. Aber Handtücher existieren hier nicht. Sauberkeit: Wenn man Staubflocken liebt, ist man hier richtig. Der Boden war nicht richtig gesaugt, und im Bad fand ich Haare, die definitiv nicht von mir stammten. Einfach eklig. Einmal haben wir das Treppenhaus genommen. Das war ein Schock - Dreck, Schimmel, Löcher in den Wänden... Service: Nicht sehr gastorientiert und überfordert. Das Check In und Check Out waren in Ordnung, aber im Restaurant war die Bedienung nicht so gut. Obwohl es nicht viel zu tun gab, standen die Kellner an der Wand oder am Empfangstresen und haben die Tische gar nicht zwischendurch abgeräumt. Auch wurde man nicht nach einem Refill für den Kaffee gefragt, da musste man selbst aktiv werden. Frühstück: Das sogenannte Frühstück war in Ordnung. Die Auswahl war nicht sehr groß, aber angemessen. Nicht so ganz 4 Sterne, wie ich es kenne. Dazu hat man hier mit Speisewärmer gearbeitet, die eine extreme Hitze erzeugt haben. Am 1. Tag erschien ich in einem Sweater (Winterzeit), was sich als ein Fehler erwiesen hat. Ich ging ganz verschwitzt aus dem Restaurant raus. Lage: Die Lage ist zwar zentral, aber das ist auch der einzige Pluspunkt. Fazit: Für den Preis gibt es definitiv bessere Hotels in Nizza. Ich würde niemandem empfehlen, hier zu übernachten. Das Beau Rivage ist ein Reinfall auf ganzer Linie. Aber schaut euch einfach die Bilder an.

Great hotel. Clean, fairly spacious for a hotel room in a prime location in France. Walking…read moredistance to shops and the coast. Great service. Somewhat updated in the room but it did great. During peak hours we found trouble getting ourselves a parking spot as quickly as we normally would, since the hotel doesn't have its own parking garage. Regardless, I'd recommend this hotel to any visitor and I'd consider staying here again.

I didn't stay here, but a friend of mine did, and I was with him when the hotel staff jumped…read morethrough a bunch of hoops to help him out. Rides to the airport, renting a scooter, holding their bags. Staff seemed very willing to help. I heard the rooms could use a touch of improving compared to other local hotels, though.

the design is amazing! The staff can be a bit more professional and nicer, so they have to work on…read morethat ...the roof top pool and jacuzzi is AMAZING !! Not too packed (stayed in September so maybe that's why) and very intimate. I felt like on the top of the world! The beach cost money and there is food there which is yummy but expensive. Still, I would deff recommend this hotel for couples, not for families! It's romantic and the dark atmosphere just make it better. Love the theme as well! (We stayed at Asia)