A shining star in the Riviera: Le Negresco deserves its place in lore. You'll find over-the-top and…read moreservice and luxurious accommodation at this historic property. The grand central ballroom area is breathtaking, with mixes of classic and modern art adorning the space. It doubles for event space as well as I'm sure the oft weddings reception. Each floor has a different-themed decor as you climb the ornate polished brass-rail staircase (or yes take the elevator), so it's worth exploring all floors for what amounts to a museum visit. Rooms will remind of a bygone era of decadence, and you're steps from the shore across the street. Our visit was for a weekend congress, and it certainly set the standard for any return trips to Nice.

Classy, historical 5 Star hotel that doubles as an art museum…read more Just concluded a wonderful stay in Nice while the nearby Cannes Film Festival and Monaco Grand Prix week were underway. Arrived at the hotel and was treated like a King. As a member of Leading Hotels of the World there was a welcome letter, complimentary toiletries gift set from Lalique, and I received a complimentary 60 minute massage at Le Spa as part of my package. The ascent to my room was epic, starting off with the velvet red elevator with automatic opening doors. As I got off the elevator I was greeted with an assortment of art (which is present on all floors and the common areas). I received an upgrade to a garden room overlooking the Musee Massena and a partial sea view which was magnificent (room 404). The room was well appointed with a super comfortable bed and came equipped with electric blinds that allowed me to sleep after sunrise. Chocolates were left bedside each evening of the stay. Each morning I was offered the breakfast buffet as well as a menu from which I could order specialty items off of such as pancakes and an egg white omelette. Service and food was great. The evenings offered live entertainment in the 1913 and Versailles bars with an outdoor smoking seating option for cigar aficionados. All the staff, particularly the Concierge team, were extremely helpful and made restaurant reservations for me upon request. The hotel also offers a beach club, which I did not take advantage of. The location was great, just 15-20 minutes from the airport, right across the street from Promenade Anglais, a 15-20 minute walk to the Nice-Ville train station, and about 15-20 minute walk to Old Town. I would certainly consider staying here again.

What a nice little hotel! Especially for the price...I was greeted by a very friendly man at the…read morecounter whom spoke perfect English and was very helpful in suggesting areas of Nice to venture off to. I was also greeted by a friendly dog once I came inside....so many dogs around Nice and storefront one's especially! The room is quaint. Good enough for one. Couldn't figure out the AC, but got the heat to turn on? Also, TV wouldn't turn on strangely enough. My room has a mini fridge and a nice balcony that has a small view of the ocean and town. For less than $100 USD a night it's a pretty darn good deal for this area. Also, it is just one block from the Promenade where you gain a clear ocean view. Walking distance to everything! Located in a great spot. I would highly recommend coming here.

Location is great and room is newly refurbished and that is it…read more Found the room to be modern and clean but seems to be very little though behind the arrangement. Very few power sources for travellers to charge their devises and despite the fact that the bath does bubbles like jacuzzi when you want to take a normal shower there is no way of preventing all of the floor from getting flooded. As my girlfriend was about to use the toilet we found out that the bathroom door (mirror) that doesn't even close properly is turning COMPLETELY SEE-THROUGH as you turn on the light inside! first I though that there mush be a way to 'activate' the door because no way it was intended to be that way, as one mush have minimum privacy while doing his thing. was I right - wrong! I looked around the room for a phone to call reception for advice - no phone in the room!!!. Went all the way down to reception to find a rude lady. When I asked for a different room she got angry at me! She said that she don't see any problem and that all the rooms are like that! I explained very politely that we are a young couple and still wants to keep some things privet (like taking a dump for example!) and that I payed good money for the room. Then she accused that I am not paying a lot of money at all because I booked through lastminute.com! I am a student and worked very hard to save money and take my girlfriend to provence for her birthday and I take the money I have very seriously! I got really offended! I asked to speak with the manager then she said that it is late and he is home. OK. Next morning I went downstairs again and asked for the manager. She said that he is busy. I went looking for him on the 4th floor after she refused calling him. He said that he can not do anything and that all the rooms are like that. That it is very normal is France to share the toilet business. He refused to understand our need of privacy and to come it to any sensible solution. Never offered an apology and said that if we don't like it we can take our stuff and leave and he will find a different room for us (not in the same level of course) and REFUSED TO GIVE US OUR MONEY BACK! We had to stay because we were obviously on a tight budget and cannot afford to pay for another room. When I was on the phone with lastminute.com he came to our room and started yelling at my girlfriend and at myself that we called and said the the hotel is dirty! we didn't! To finish our 'nice' say up, when we checked out he ran up stairs to see if we didn't steal or break anything! Do yourself a favour and stay away! Obviously those people are missing some essentials!

Hands down our most favorite hotel in the world! This hotel is lovely, elegant, classy, and unique…read more We were greeted with such warm welcome from the staff and every single person we encountered went above and beyond. We were lucky enough to be upgraded to a junior suite and oh-my-gosh the view is to die for. We stayed for only 4 nights as part of our 5-week European honeymoon and so far it has been the best hotel yet. The view, the staff, the hotel itself is unbelievably incredible! We will be coming back again for sure!

A visit to the south of France is not complete without a visit to Eze village which is a quaint…read morelittle medieval town, but overlooking it is the @lachevredor is a gorgeous hotel with multiple restaurants and an unobstructed view of the water It has a 2 Michelin star restaurant; which we tried to reserve with no avail, we were told we might be able to get a walk in reservation but didn't end up getting that. We opted to just sit on the patio of their second restaurant "Les Ramparts". We ordered 1. Ceviche: This was good but nothing memorable 2. Foie gras: was actually heavenly, the preserved fruits were perfectly sweet and served with slightly toasted bread. 3. Chilled creamy soup(?): The flavors were really on-point, super creamy and the chips ontop and shaved truffle gave it great texture and aroma 4. Seabass: The skin on this eas perfectly crispy and the quinoa bits were crispy and the pickled onions were sweet and tangy 5: Diorama dessert: I was most looking forward to this but was disappointed by how simple it turned out to be. It was creamy and delicious, but I felt that the pastry chef's other creations were more interesting/unique, but what sold me was they made it specially for Dior Definitely recommend paying a visit if you visit the south of France!

We loved our stay at the Boscolo. The hotel is beautiful inside and out. Our room was spacious and…read morecomfortable. It rained during our visit so we did not get to enjoy the rooftop pool and restaurant. However, we did use the indoor pool located downstairs in the spa. The daily champagne breakfast buffet was delicious, offering everything we could possibly think of. The servers, front desk staff and room attendants were all very friendly and helpful. Our family shot a few games of pool each day just for fun. The stunning, red and white pool table is located near the lobby, across from a white grand piano. We listened to many talented guests sing and play the piano as we played pool. We also met other guests who were return visitors to the hotel. Boscolo exceeded our expectations. I would definitely recommend it for your stay in Nice.

The ambience was excellent. the service was wonderful the concierge made reservations for me for my…read morepre-birthday dinner, and her suggestion to the restaurant was great. the amenities were perfect for a birthday getaway in the pool was worth the visit

Wife and I had a lovely time here towards the end of our honeymoon…read more Splash out for the balcony rooms if you can - the views are drop dead gorgeous! The silence here set this place apart from others accommodations on our trip. You'll hear the occasional car role by but it seems pretty off the beaten path.

Visited Nice, France, with my family during thanksgiving weekend. I spent time researching the best…read morehotel to stay and this hotel is my answer with 3 words. "VIEW, LOCATION, VIEW" The spot is perfect for the beach view and the angel for the sunset. Also, several of their room styles have a balcony, but I do recommend the privilege room which has 2 doors, longer balcony, and in higher floor. My family loves the views so much and we don't miss the sunset every day we stay. Besides that, their breakfast is worth trying as well with the option of $30 euros per person. Although, you may get a better bundle deal when booking, to me, I prefer not to for more chances to try local restaurants. The only downside is their room is tiny even, the privilege room, but the views beat everything else! Also, they don't have parking lot, but it's easy to call Uber for the ride.

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.

While visiting Nice we stayed at this lovely hotel. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The…read moreroom was gorgeous and the view of the promenade and the sea stunning. The furnishings and space were very modern and the bed was super comfy. They served us breakfast in their Cafe which offered hot and cold dishes, several juices as well as a fantastic industrial coffee machine which made cappuccino, late, espresso. Next we stay in Nice we will be enjoying this hotel again.

English: Not worthy of a 4-star hotel. DO NOT BOOK A ROOM AT THIS HOTEL. 2 stars at best. This is…read morecomparable to a Days Inn. Misrepresentation of service. Hair from previous guests found in room. Stains everywhere. The maid came back to "assess" whether or not the room was actually clean and had the audacity to say it was fine. Unacceptable. Français: Indigne. Cela ne vaut pas un hôtel 4 étoiles. Ne réservez pas de chambre dans cet hôtel. C'est une erreur. C'est plutôt comparable à un Formule 1 comme hôtel. Cheveux trouvés dans la chambre. Des tâches partout. Immonde La " gouvernante " a eu l'audace de revenir et dire que c'était " propre " Le Client est Roi normalement, mais il est traité comme un valet dans cet hôtel. C'est inadmissible.

Hotel Belles Rives is a former vacation home of F. Scott Fitzgerald and is beautifully decorated in…read morean Art Deco style with lots of nooks and crannies to explore. There is a fabulous fine dining restaurant, an elegant bar and a restaurant out on the jetty. It's quite an experience to sit back and enjoy a delicious cocktail or meal in such exquisite surroundings! Definitely go if you have a chance.

Extremely poor service. The young staff are untrained and poorly guided to deliver a 5 star rating…read more There are a few staff that were good but that's it. The sun lounge area to the beach is shockingly over occupied with millimetres from sun lounger to sun lounger this is due to the management allowing the public to use all the facilities at a price which leaves the paying guests forced to be packed in like sardines. Why the hell do they allow this to the general public when it's only a small place. They obviously do not care about the paying customers as they have already taken your money which is extremely expensive. The bar area in the late afternoon and evening is the same, small space which would be fine but again open to the general public. Felt really uncomfortable with it being so packed. I blame the manager for this, he was totally rude and did not care about anything. He was totally uneducated with the surrounding area and with his staff. I asked him what restaurant options we had available as it was a Sunday, his reply was "the fancy restaurant " to which I replied you mean the Michelin Star restaurant. WHAT A CLOWN. We are fortunate enough to have a sports car to which we wanted to drive to St Tropez and asked the manager the best way to find a secure parking spot, his reply " get valet parking from one of the hotels in the area, there is a new hotel in the centre which you could do this but can't remember the name, might be Hotel De Paris" I replied saying that hotel has been there for over 20 years. WHAT A CLOWN Overall, extremely poor, not relaxing, not worth the money, poor service. Sea area extremely congested, bar area extremely congested Left this place feeling extremely angry and feel like we have been robbed of a large amount of money. Be warned a lot of the good reviews are from the public using the hotel's facilities