Hotels in Train Station Area, Nice

After a mistake of booking an accommodation in Cannes, I had to urgently book Hotel 66 Nice just one day in advance to salvage my own clumsy mistake. The room was simple and no frills, but fully complete with what one needs for a short stay. The front desk was fantastic in making me feel so welcomed - particularly Aziz, who gave fantastic recommendations and tips to get around the city. Located within walking distance to the train station, and highly walkable to many sites in Nice, the location was perfect. Additional amenities like free water and coffee being 24/7 available in the pantry was a nice perk too. Super super worthwhile for the price with what you get back in service, location and amenities.

I love the hotel so much. Not only the location is very near to the train station, it is also near to the tram station which leads to the airport. Walking distance to the beach while i get to enjoy all the fabulous view along the way. Overall I am very satisfied with my stay in the hotel. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

The hotel is very close to the train station. The hotel rooms are OK. The breakfast is rich and varied and they will change some varieties. There are also hot milk and hot pastries. You can squeeze fresh orange juice by yourself. The front desk also provides lemonade and snacks. It is very good to drink lemon tea at any time when you return to the hotel. The only thing I am not satisfied with is that I forgot the conversion plug 🔌 I brought in other hotels. I wanted to ask the front desk to borrow one, but they said there was none. How can the hotel not even provide this service? On the last day, we went out for a walk in the morning, and then rushed back to the hotel before the stipulated check-out time to go to the room to take out the luggage, but the room card was incontinent and the door could not be opened. I asked the front desk and it turned out that the front desk had turned off the room card. Why did they turn off my room card before the check-out time of 11:30 noon? ? ? This is very unsatisfactory! ! !

The hotel is very conveniently close to the train station, it is quite easy to travel along the coast with the regional train. The hotel room is good and clean. There are many amenities such as kettle, coffee and tea. The bathroom is also as the similar size as the sleeping room, which is a plus as per other single room use in other hotels.

The noise level was high, the environment was average, and it was the most disappointing hotel I stayed in during my European trip. Can you imagine how yellow their towels were? Originally, our private tour group's agency arranged a room for two. When we looked at the pictures on Ctrip, we saw it was only about 10 square meters, and the bathroom was tiny. I almost fainted. While I know European hotel rooms aren't large, two large suitcases were a real struggle. I quickly booked another room for myself. I was given a room on the top floor, with an irregularly shaped roof. It was a bit creepy.

Very satisfied stay! The location of the hotel is excellent, just in the center of Nice, it is very convenient to go to the train station and the old city. The front desk service is warm and professional, the room is small but clean and tidy, and the decoration is very design. As a short stay for one night, the price is very high!

The top-floor terrace room is very spacious with a large bed, perfect for watching the sunset right from bed. The location is excellent, right on the town's main street, with plenty of dining and shopping options downstairs. It's a ten-minute walk from the train station, making it super convenient to get to Antibes or Monaco. The beach is a bit of a walk, but it's just one stop on the L1 tram, which runs frequently. You'll want to plan your times carefully to catch the sunrise and sunset.

I booked a quadruple room with a street outside the window. Advantages: The area is quite large, with enough floor space to open the suitcase. The decoration is relatively new, and I like the rock slab floor tiles in the shower room. There are many hangers in the closet, and they can be moved to the toilet for use. The location is close to the train station, and the front desk is also very polite. There are two bakeries around with reasonable prices and good taste. Disadvantages: When I opened the door, I could smell a very bad smell from the air conditioner. I turned off the air conditioner and opened the window for ventilation for the next two days to solve this problem. There is no water in the room, which needs to be purchased by yourself. The WIFI signal in the room is poor. In general, except for the problem of the air conditioner smell, the three-star hotel and the price of less than 200 euros are good value for money.

The position is very strategic because it is close to the metro station and the shops. The rooms are very nice and minimal ... unfortunately staff is not very available because having booked via an outside site of the hotel and correctly having announced the time of my arrival there was no booking. Fortunately there was still a single bed room that I had to accept otherwise I would have sleeped in the station. The boy was kind in the accommodation of luck ... while I found the rest of the staff unprofessional because it was a mistake of their booking failure was not made any discount for the Next night or a voucher like it happens in the rest of the world ...mi was said they would write a mail to the director but I haven't received any answer to today.

Very close to the train station in Nice, about 700-800 meters to the subway station, the room is relatively small. The facilities are still very complete. If you want to go to the surrounding area of Nice, it is recommended to live here because it is very close to the train station.