Nice Hotel Guide - Courthouse Square hotels in Nice, France.

"Best view in Nice. Very nice staff. The interior is a little tired but the building itself is one of the grand properties from the early twenties so you can forgive it being a little frayed at the edges. The only improvement that needs to be address is the carpeting in the rooms. It is stained in places and everyone would be better served if hard flooring took its place."

"Fantastic location. Lobby is in good condition. The room I was given ( even as a platinum elite Bonvoy member) was quite dated especially in the bathroom. Staff was helpful. "

"Breakfast disappointing Nice pool area, but not nice security staff"

"Solid stay in Nice, great location for all the sites, spacious rooms for Europe 🇪🇺 "

"Everything in the hotel is nice, clean, and has a pleasant ambiance. However, I recommend that the hotel add a few more amenities that other hotels offer as standard, such as a refrigerator and an iron. Apart from that, the hotel is in an excellent location. "

"The beach is just across the street and easy to access. The location is perfect. It's close to everything but not in the middle of the highest concentration of people."

"Awful customer service and very rude staff. Can easily stay somewhere nicer for cheaper with a comparable location. No amenities at all here either"

"No heating, no air conditioning. Floor extremely dirty, never got cleaned. No shampoo or shower cap in showers. Staff was helpful especially Alexandra, she was great!"

"Perfect room and location was brilliant. Breakfast was very good, and hotel clean. Only downside was when we arrived we were charged €150 for three people, we was told this was to cover incase anything was charged to the room from the restaurant or the bar. We had no intentions of doing this but still had to put this down as a deposit and it wasn’t listed in the fees when we booked so was an unexpected cost which wasn’t factored in. Yes it was returned upon checkout but took a chunk of budget out of the holiday spending which we didn’t factor in or cover to transfer extra over into euros from sterling."