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I stayed in this hotel last week with my 81 year-old mother. I liked the location of the hotel and the initial impressions was quite favourable. Unfortunately, this is where it ends. Having booked a twin room, we ended up with a double bed. After enquiring wether this could be changed I was promised another room which I looked at but which also had a double bed. I then decided to stay in the original room because the receptionist did not know which rooms were made up as double or twin. She then promised to send someone the following day at a precise time to change the bed. The morning come and went. Nothing happened. I then contacted reception again, which did not know about anything. The day went by and finally in the late afternoon 2 grumpy women turned up, clearly causing them more work, and changed the bedding. The kitchen is modern and has a lot fo good features, but cheap and uncoordinated cutlery, no knives to cut anything decent. The 2 glasses were so small you could almost call it a shoot glass. Just a shame to have a fully functioning kitchen without much equipment to use. The bathroom is small and functional, but the main issue here is the height of the bath tub. How can anyone of a smaller statue even get in??? Not much room to put your toiletries either. Storage seems to be a general problem in the room as well since there is a wardrobe for hanging clothes but not really any storage space for folded clothes in easy reach. The carpet is dirty. There are no reading lights next to the bed and no lights close enough to the table. It was a very dim affair eating your dinner. There was a sign saying you cannot use the balcony for sitting outside or hanging things up. Why even have a balcony I wonder?? What makes me really negative is, that the hotel randomly charged my credit card which is just discovered today. Let´s see when I will get my refund. I am very disappointed with the lack of care and interest of the place.

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.

If you're on a budget and content with simplicity, then this is your pad while visiting Nice. I stayed for 5 nights as a tourist and didn't place my expectations too high, so I was satisfied and spending little money fit my needs rather than staying at a fancy or luxurious hotel. Mind you: this is not a hotel so housekeeping (cleaning, change of sheets and towels) is done only once a week (or not at all if you stay for less). There was everything I needed in this small room: a comfy bed, a desk with chair and small TV (French channels only), a small wardrobe, shower with toilet and sink, small cooking facility (crockery, microwave, sink, stove), a small table. The cutlery was rather shabby and primitive though, and the bathroom smelly. The first three floors were under refurbishment so there is hope for improvement. I must say the staff is very friendly and helpful, always cheerful. I wanted a kettle as well as a a lid for the pot (it seems it was missing) and I was given both immediately upon request. What I liked most is that the Appart'City is located literally around the block of a main bus station hub, and just a minute walk from the metro station Vauban. Nice is not very large so you can cover most of it by foot. It took me a pleasant 25 min. stroll to the port and beach, and likewise to the town centre. I still found it expensive considering that I chose one of the cheaper options around this area... but that's France for you, and a tourist destination at the beginning of June, no less!

Facing the sea, the scenery is beautiful, with panoramic views of sunrise and sunset. The hotel is a serviced apartment. We booked a one-bedroom and one-living room. The room was spacious. The family of three was very comfortable. Because it is a service apartment, we did not clean it after 4 days of stay. Another disadvantage is that our room is facing the big street lamp next to the road, and the curtains are completely transparent, which interferes with sleep, especially at 5 o'clock in the morning. Those who sleep in the hall like the daylight are very fortunate.

This apartment hotel in Nice is better to drive by car. On the roadside, the door is small. The parking gate is an iron gate. After the check-in, a password will be given. The back door will open automatically. The day is charged, the parking space is small, and the car is compared. It's hard to stop. The advantage of staying in the apartment is that it is convenient and casual. The room is better. If you open the sofa bed in the living room, there are two bedrooms. The twin beds in the small bedroom are very small. The small kitchen at the door can make some simple meals, but there is no range hood, and the other pots and pans are full. The porch door and window can be opened, the cooling is very comfortable, the tile floor, quiet, sanitary, the bathroom and shower room are relatively small, and the kitchen is relatively small. It is convenient to the public beach, take 10 minutes to go to the famous attractions nearby or drive. There are small Carrefour supermarkets in the neighborhood two blocks, you can buy food and cook, overall good.

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.

This was my 4th visit to Ajoupa and my 5th visit to Nice. What I particularly appreciate about the accommodation is its comfort, and discretion, which many hotels lack. It’s like having your own apartment in Nice! The location could not be more central- you walk out of the front door right into the unique atmosphere of Nice. I had not travelled since the airport tram was introduced, and from Terminal 2, the Tram delivers you to Jean Médecin in a little over 25 mins - then you reach Ajoupa in 5 mins. Once you check in you are left to your own devices…everything you need is within walking distance, and 3 mins after leaving the front door you find yourself in the magnificent Place Masséna. Gare Nice Ville is an easy walk, and during my short visit I went to Villefranche, Menton and Antibes. I walked to Villefranche ….a beautiful walk. All the team at Ajoupa are charming and very helpful with local knowledge and information. I work in the hospitality sector, and this is how hospitality should be done. I particularly enjoy this place as a solo traveller, but I also think Nice itself is a fantastic location for the solo traveller. You can just get lost in the bustle of the city. It is a fabulous place, I love it very much, and Ajoupa is the perfect accommodation for my love affair with Nice to continue.

The room is a bit smaller, but there is everything, there is a hidden kitchen to cook, the tableware is very exquisite, I like it very much! I even asked for a delicate coffee cup as a gift 🎁 Thank you Julien 😇😇😇 There are also welcome macarons and welcome cards written by yourself! The only bad thing is that the stairs are very steep, which is not convenient for people with large luggage. Fortunately, Joanna was enthusiastic to help me carry my luggage up. Julien helped me move downstairs when I left. Thank you ☺️😌😌

29 September - 7 October, 9 nights We had the most lovely, relaxed, well-cared-for stay at this hotel. The location is close to Le Gare Nice-Ville, so it’s very easy to take the train to Villefranche-sur-Mer, Monaco, and any other locations along the Côte d’Azur. Parking is at the shopping centre just a couple of blocks away where you can also find a variety of shops, groceries, patisseries, and Nicholas - the local wine merchant. In front of the shopping centre are the trams that go to Old Town and the Promenade. The neighbourhood has a variety of restaurants as well as the Monoprix where you can easily pick up some tasty antipasto, salads and seafood to bring back to the apartment. We enjoyed a very generous breakfast on the terrace downstairs that was provided and cooked by Emma and Corina. The muesli was delicious with yoghurt and strawberries. The basket of baguette, croissant, pain-au-chocolate was so nice. Scrambled eggs were so creamy, moist and delicious! Emmas adds some Herbs de Provence, Corina adds basil. Both were so good! The Lamartine apartment - I picked this one because I loved the colours in the living room (that velvet couch, gorgeous floral pillows!) , the kingsize bed (very comfortable! I can suffer back aches, but never had one here) and the little terrace we could sit on to have a drink at night after our day of touring Nice and various cities on the beautiful coast. The warm hospitality, efficient service and generous spirits that we experienced made us feel very much at home. Thanks to Julien, Emma and Corina for making our stay so memorable.

This apart-hotel as suggested by other reviewers photographs well on their site but is in fact quite tired and dated. It is well located close to the tram stop and a very short walk to the promenade. The duvets were very dirty and there was a smell from the shower room. The room seemed superficially clean but on inspection it could have been cleaner. If staying here I would suggest getting earplugs as the main road with tram is right outside the street-side windows. Others have commented on issues with the staff, we found them ok to deal with. Prior to our visit I did have to email them three times to receive an answer to a question. I would suggest staying here if it is a bargain and you don't mind the above. There is another hotel nearby that is far superior (we moved there) and it was the same price.