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Art in every corner. There is no better way to describe Le Windsor hotel in Nice. All the hotel's spaces are fantastic, starting with the garden (jungle), a relaxing space to have breakfast, dinner or just enjoy a drink, watching the birds and listening to their song. My room had a unique design, with spectacular natural light. Another highlight is the fantastic location of the hotel, very close to the tramway and only a few minutes walk from Place Massena and the historic city centre. The reception, breakfast and restaurant staff were very friendly and helpful. I will come back without hesitation.

Fantastic hotel - great location; Nice Ville station is a 3 min walk away for day trips to Villefranche-Sur-Mer, Monaco, Ventimiglia and the tram is nearby to traverse Nice and the Old Town. Plenty of shops, cafes, ice-cream parlours nearby and the Jean-Medecin route towards the beach is only a 20 minute walk (or 30 mins if you go slow!). The hotel has a chilled-out jazz retro feeling - jazz musicians pictured on the wall and you can hear saxaphone in the morning going down the staircase. Wonderful ambience and there is a cute garden at the back to do a DIY picnic. Rooms are very clean and air conditioned - compact, but fine to chill out in as well. However, the greatest aspect is how kind and wonderful everyone at Hotel Parisien is - I was ill through most of the trip with flu and Salim and team were great; housekeeping did not disturb when I had to stay in bed and Salim offered tea, fruit and to help - a lovely, kind hearted man who does everything he can to make guests feel comfortable... Salim is simply the best. Amazing people, great place - warm, kind and fun :)

Very happy with our short stay in this hotel. The location of the hotel is perfect. Spacious room (at our arrival we were overclassified without asking for anything), very clean. Very good breakfast ( salt , sugar ) And very sympathetic personal We will return to it with great pleasure

We returned to the hotel after a long break due to covid. The hotel was excellent in changing our reservations due to the continued covid and travel restrictions. We paid a bit extra for a deluxe room with sea view and although the hotel is not cheap, it is right on the seafront and only a few minutes walk to the bars, restaurants, city centre etc. There is even a bus stop close to the hotel if you want to travel from the airport without getting a taxi. A warm welcome from the staff, a clean and modern room with a view of the sea. The breakfast buffet is very good. We did not take dinner but walked to a pedestrian area with lots of eateries. The hotel restaurant looks good and was usually busy, but we did not see much on the menu to attract us. Perhaps next time. Overall excellent but we do have a couple of tiny tiny comments. ASometinmes the tea/coffees were not topped up in the room. There are not enough hangers in the wardrobe and no hooks on the backs of any doors so you could hang coats, robes etc. None of these items spoit the holiday break and we will go again.

The rooms in this hotel were clean and the bed large and comfortable, our shower was either freezing or scalding, we couldn’t get the temperature right at all and we had no shower gel, which admittedly we didn’t ask to get filled as we thought the cleaning staff would check it. The decor is a bit dated throughout the hotel which could really do with brightening up a bit. The breakfast room particularly was very tired and brown, we would have liked to have eaten outside but the small garden area seemed to only cater for smokers. We took our coffee outside a couple of mornings and the tables were dirty and the ashtrays full from the night before. The pool area is lovely with amazing views but loungers are reserved very early and are limited in number, several times we went for a swim after a long hot day around 4pm and there was nothing available except seats set up for dining. The pool was a good temperature and lovely to swim in, if a bit small. There was an apparently new system in place for pool towels and we hadn’t been given tokens on check in. We weren’t asked for them the first day and got towels no problem, the second day the staff refused to give us towels despite us having our room keys with us. We had to go all the way to reception to get them and then we overheard other people getting them without tokens - so the system doesn’t work very well! I asked reception if my daughter who was staying in Nice could join us one day at the pool and was happy to pay a fee for this. I was given a very blunt no in answer to this question by a rude receptionist, the rest of the reception staff were very polite. I understand this may not have been possible but a polite no would have been preferred. When we were waiting to leave we heard several people complaining loudly they couldn’t get into their rooms and were being told check in is ‘From’ 3pm and not ‘At’ 3pm so beware of this, some people waited an hour to get into their rooms. We stayed in 3 different hotels in France and this was our most expensive and least favourite.

The room is a decent five-star hotel with good hygiene. Facing the sea view, downstairs is the British Promenade, the city center environment is good, the swimming pool and breakfast are very good, especially the service attitude is very good! Recommended.

We spent two nights in this hotel in a junior suite with a sea view. Our room was spacious and had a balcony overlooking the Promenade des Anglais that was just big enough for a bistro table and two chairs. The hotel had an old world charm about it that was particularly enjoyable but the rooms, the amenities, etc. were all modern and comfortable. Everyone we met was helpful and friendly. The breakfasts we had were very good as was the dinner in Le Duc Restaurant that we had on our first evening. We were a bit jet lagged and hungry and ordered their three course meal. The caesar salads we had for the first course were huge (a meal in themselves!) and had nicely done chicken on top. But the desserts we had were totally fantastic: a strawberry charlotte and an amazing fresh pineapple and lemon sorbet. Each evening before dinner we enjoyed a cocktail and an appetizer in The W Bar's glassed in area outside. The Westminster's location is excellent -- just across the street from the Promenade des Anglais and a short walk to the old town and to Castle Hill. There's no question that if in Nice again we would very happily stay here.

Stylish contemporary lobby, restaurants and rooms. Good location with old town area five minute walk through park and plazas- a dozen glorious churches, great French linen and fabric store L’Epingle a Linge here. Many chic clothing stores nearby- not just Gucci etc, but small, local with exciting window displays. Pretty parks and gardens nearby. Hotel rooms have very large decks with comfortable teak furniture and great views even from rooms on side. Pick up fabulous bread, sandwiches, pastries and desserts from Armand patisserie that is two blocks away for lunch on your deck. This is a good alternative to 20 Euro/person poor lunches in area. Almost all restaurants in the area are touristy so have poor food and are expensive, but there are half a dozen Michelin restaurants within a ten minute walk that are affordable unlike Paris at 200 Euros. (Peixes, Chez Davia, Le Canailes, Fine Gueule...) This is a busy hotel that many tour companies use so there were busses constantly unloading people for the four days we were there. The front desk staff are always busy checking in guests and at check in made no eye contact and just said ”passports”, passed a paper to us to sign then said the room number. When we asked for advice twice (should we take a taxi or bus to the train station and would Monaco or Cannes be better for a day trip) the staff were dismissive and not interested in providing advice. People we talked to sitting around the bar at the end of the day said they could not get recommendations for restaurants from front desk staff. On busy oceanfront promenade with many cars but rooms are soundproofed well.

It was very noisy at the first night in the room that they gave me. And changed into other room that was okay. The room 305 was too small and facing to the main street and it was very noisy i didnt liked at all.

I don’t usually write reviews but I feel compelled to this time. I knew Hotel Petit Palais would be a good stay when Kevin at the front desk kept in touch with me via Booking.com messaging about my room, dinner reservations etc. before we left New York. When we arrived at the hotel, he and Philip, the manager, rushed outside to welcome us like old friends. They took care of so many details we hadn’t even thought of to make our trip effortless and frankly, made us feel like valued guests. Lots of thanks to them. They are impressive. Aside from that the rooms are newly renovated and very nicely appointed. We had two rooms during our three night stay and one was quite a good size and the other on the small side but still comfortable. The bigger room at a very modern bathroom. The smaller one had a more traditional bathroom but it was fine. The hotel is quiet. The pool is tiny but very pretty and relaxing. Breakfast was delicious—a great assortment of fresh croissants, eggs, fruits, meats, yogurts etc. A percent way to start the day sitting in the pretty garden. The lady who runs the breakfast was also very charming and professional. The hotel is up a big hill and while that may be a dealbreaker for some, it also allows you to see a beautiful, wealthy neighborhood you would likely otherwise miss. It’s also a great respite from the chao of Nice’s old town along the ocean and the throngs of tourists and the views are beautiful. I would definitely stay here again. So grateful to the management. I’ve traveled quite a bit and I think this hotel is a rare find.