Spa Hotels in Nice

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.

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.

The location is very good, close to the train station, very clean, the overall style is very distinctive, historical buildings, and the service is also very good. Relaxed and comfortable, there are several French restaurants with good value for money nearby.

Reception was shocking, everytime we needed assistance the wait was long and customer service not good, no one could be bothered. Small bar not a problem but no stock not even ice. The indoor pool was a good size but guest were allowed to walk in and out through the dining area wet with no shoes on straight into the lift. There seemed to be a lot of young people and familes being housed there, again not a problem but there was no hotel experience or service for the paying guest. The rooms were really nice and clean lots of space but the night we arrived one guest had been beaten up and had to be attended to by paramedics and police. Not sure how they got in as needed key card to enter lift. The saving grace for me was the roof terrace and pool, good space, lovely pool and the fact that were english and the weather was hot for us we had the whole area to ourselves as it was to cold for everyone else. The train runs almost directly behind the hotel which is cheap and a good way to travel in and out of the center. I would not stay here again.

The train station came out and went straight to the beach. It takes 7-8 minutes to arrive, and 2 more intersections are by the sea. 2 Carrefour around, the room is quite large, breakfast is relatively simple, but the taste is good, the front desk service is not bad. Such a room and price, it is cost-effective, it is recommended.

Loved the view from the room and rooftop! Me and my bf stayed for 3 nights last week. Was amazing! All the staff were very kind and helpful. The most enjoyable part was the view while we were having breakfast at the top floor. Breakfast buffet was ok and they serving dinner in the same room as well.

Very good location, right at the foot of Castle Hill. It is also very convenient to go to the old town, it takes only 2 or 3 minutes to walk. Approximately 30 minutes from the airport taxi, 36 euros. The hotel is very compact, the corridor is relatively narrow, but the room size is ok, I booked a twin room, and took the initiative to help me put the two beds together when checking-in, and also added a small free for my child bed. Couple with sofa and desk, not particularly cramped. The bathroom is large and clean. Just the towel drying rack is broken. The room was fairly clean, but there was no free bottled water, and the charged mini-bar had snacks and wine. Did not see the electric kettle. Breakfast is relatively simple, there is no extra charge for children, bread, sausage, bacon, yogurt, tea and coffee, fruits, that's about it. Overall, the price / performance ratio is not bad, but I still feel that there is a gap with the standard of four stars.

New residence, very clean. Welcoming and helpful staff. The accommodations with balconies face south with a view of the pedestrian square. The other buildings (mainly offices) obstruct the noise from the nearby airport. Slightly limited crockery equipment; fridge too small, you have to do the shopping often. Far from the beaches and the city center, you have to take tram line 2 to get there (nearest beach Carras 10 minutes by tram, less busy than those in the center); city ​​center 25 - 30 min by tram. Close to transport: new Nice-St Augustin station (TER to Cannes / Antibes / Grasse / Nice city / Monaco / Menton) 300m away; “Grand Arénas” tram stop 300m away; Bus station for the west of the department (Cannes, Grasse, Antibes, hinterland) 500m away. No nearby business; the nearest supermarket is 600m away, Phoenix Park next door. ”Interparking nouvelle'R” parking nearby, but not very practical for SUVs and larger cars due to narrow passages.

There is no taxi around the hotel. It is very inconvenient to take a taxi to the city. The name of the hotel does not match the name of the hotel. The room facilities are old, the surface is new, the actual room is old, and the breakfast can be

The Hotel, in many ways, re-imagines the concept of a Luxury Hotel. It is luxurious not opulent, designed not “designer” and offers distinctive F&B outlets with an obvious attention to detail throughout: even reflected in the staff uniforms that are clearly bespoke that echo the property’s ecclesiastical heritage. Further the surprising and large areas of non-revenue earning space – cultural, gardens, leisure – invite you to curate your own experience at the hotel. This space allows you find peace and quiet, join culture activities or active leisure - magic. The genuine hospitality and professionalism of Isabelle on arrival on reception and daily contact with Pauline are exemplary. It takes courage to accept the risk and develop such a concept but genius to co-deliver the experience. My wife and I stayed for a week and have a few minor reservations but, thank you for re-wiring our expectations of a luxury hotel and delivering a memorable experience.