Where to Stay in Nice France?

Best Areas to Stay in Nice

Best places to stay in Nice for local experience? Old Town (Vieux Nice)

Old Town is a perfect area for anyone to stay and it is known for ancient streets and 16th century buildings. It has such a dense network of history that makes this neighbourhood an attraction to many travellers who would like to stay among the district’s top sights. In this area you will find the Place Rossetti and other attractions. You can indulge yourself in the Old Town’s shops, or view the areas’ culture in the art galleries. This is a fun and busy neighbourhood that is perfect for short breaks.

What’s the best area to stay in Nice for beach holiday? Promenade des Anglais (beachfront hotels)

Visitors who are looking for a place to chill out, Promenade des Anglais is a good choice. This area is all about the beach. You can enjoy sunny days as you sip drinks in the beachside bars, gaze out across the Baie des Anges or take a walk along the sandy beaches. There are also hotels that you can book for accommodation in this area. Though it is more expensive than the other neighbourhoods, you will find it worth the cost.

What’s the best neighbourhood in Nice for families?  Cimiez or near Beach

In the Cimiez district you will find very stylish villas and settings that bring out a sense of the British history. There are so many streets here that are linked to the name of British royals. In this neighbourhood you will also find some brilliant lanes, and Belle Epoque architecture. Cimiez is more of a residential neighbourhood that is suitable for families since it offers a safe and clean place to stay in Nice. There are hotels with high and stylish standards that are perfect for a family’s city retreat or a couple’s holiday.

Best neighbourhood for shopping? New Town (Boulevard Victor Hugo and around Place Masséna)

A lot of effort and funds have gone into turning this district into a modern area. New Town is one of the best places for shopping lovers. Massena is located at the New Town’s centre, with streets that stretch long into various directions. You will find so many designer French fashion labels, and department stores. You can also take your time and visit the retail shops that have something in store for you. There are so many shopping and dining venues in the New Town. You can also find mid-range accommodation in the hotels in this area.

Best area to stay in Nice when travelling by train? Gare de Nice Ville area

The cosmopolitan seaside of Nice is rich of accommodation that suits all visitors’ holiday aspirations. You can stay in luxury hotels of the sea front or you can choose to rent apartments in the city centre. However, if you really value a good quality holiday then you should know that transport is an important aspect. That is why staying in Gare de Nice Ville area is the best solution for you. Here you will find the Nice Ville train station where you can board a train and move to major areas of the city.

Where to stay in Nice on a budget? Port area – Gambetta – Palais des Congrès Acropolis

Gambetta is the 20th arrondissement of Nice, and it has so much of a European style. The city life here is accommodative to every type of visitor. You can spend some time here chilling in the chic eateries and watch the locals come and go. This area is known as a multicultural place that is full of eccentricities of the city. Accommodation in these areas is less costly than other areas in the city. You can book a hotel in Gambetta, Port area, or near Palais des Congres Acropolis.