Hotels in Train Station Area, Nice

It's very close to the station, and the security is okay. There are many Asian restaurants nearby. There is no need to worry about robbery at the police station, but you should be careful of being stolen by Arabs and gypsies at the train station. Thefts in Nice train station are extremely high. I don’t know why there are so many Arabs around Nice Train Station...If an Arab tells you that you need to pay an extra euro to pay by credit card, then I just want to cheat you, but there is an Arab rotisserie called Naan next to it, which is worth a try. 11 or 12 euro royale viande assiette. The hotel has air conditioning, hot water and even a kettle, elevator, no disposable slippers but the floor is very clean, no toothbrush, toothpaste, towels, shampoo, shower gel, etc. Opposite is Notre Dame de Nice and downstairs is the commercial area.

The biggest pros are its great location and the fact that the hotel provides coffee capsules from Nice every day – they're really good, and you can only buy them in Nice throughout France. As for the lobby, there's hardly one, but they do offer luggage storage for guests. I originally booked because I thought the rooms would be great after the 2025 renovation, but honestly, they're pretty much a domestic three-star standard. If the price of this hotel is on par with the average in Nice, it's worth considering. But if it's too expensive, then it's not good value for money.

I visited the South of France during the hottest period, but the room's air conditioning could only cool it down by a maximum of 7 degrees Celsius below the outside temperature. On the plus side, the hotel offers complimentary umbrellas and mats to take to the beach, and it's incredibly close to the train station. The brunch spot downstairs serves generous portions and delicious food, definitely worth trying. Upon check-in, I received a perfume wipe as a gift, which was a nice touch and introduced me to a new product.

This hotel is incredibly close to the train station, just a few steps away, which was a lifesaver with heavy luggage. It's also super convenient for day trips to the neighboring towns, and they offer luggage storage. While the room was a bit small, it had that standard chain hotel design. There's even a small pool on the second floor, which was quite popular for sunbathing. During the World Cup final, the lobby bar was packed with fans watching the game together!

We had a wonderful stay at this hotel! ❤️ The room was clean, comfortable, and cozy, and the staff were very friendly and accommodating. The location was also convenient, and everything we needed was within easy reach. We really enjoyed our stay and would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a comfortable and pleasant place to stay. We would be happy to come back again! 😊✨

Several types of coffee are free until 10:30 AM, and water is free all day. The location is excellent. Rooms are cleaned daily. Breakfast is inconsistent: some items might be missing. For example, eggs were only available one day out of four, and pancakes were hit or miss. When I booked an extra night, I was checked out of my room and wasn't allowed to leave my belongings in the new room; I was told to come back after 3:00 PM. Overall, some staff members are very kind and helpful, while others are not. I've attached a photo of the breakfast. In room 409, the top bunk bed is very uncomfortable; the ladder is too close to the wall, making it difficult to climb.

Compared to the other Happy Culture hotel next door, this one is significantly better. It's clean and tidy, and the towels aren't yellowed like at the other place. Our private group was originally arranged for two people per room, but I booked an extra room for myself. It had a big balcony, making it more spacious and comfortable. The next day, we went out to eat and explore, and we were able to leave our luggage at the front desk. Overall, it was a very pleasant stay.

The hotel is very close to the train station, a minute walk, there are supermarkets, restaurants and bakeries downstairs, and it is also close to the main street. The room is small, but it is still relatively clean, the bedding is still comfortable, the bathroom is small, in short, one person is not bad, 2 people are too crowded. The hotel has an elevator, luggage can be stored, no one at the front desk when checking in, looking for Trip.com customer service, quick response, the solution is also very sincere, Trip.com service is really nothing to say, I will try my best to book a room in Trip.com in the future.

My father had booked this hotel for my best friend and I for an early birthday celebration. All staff were super nice and friendly, extremely welcoming and polite. On another note, we’re thankful to have had a private room with our own bathroom but our bathroom was slightly questionable. There was this odour coming from somewhere in the bathroom, it smelled of a public bathroom aka if smells of piss all over as if the pipes had leaked or someone had peed all over the bathroom (not saying that it happened). Along with it, our shower had some suspicious black stains, the shower curtain seemed to have had some mold on it but we are uncertain about it. With it, my friend’s bed somehow had a bunch of water drops on it we couldn’t tell if it was from the smoke detector or the AC unit being turned on? Lastly, my bed had this slat that was not put in properly and was being held by a piece of cardboard (I was kneeling on the bed and my knee went through the bed, I nearly ate the wall. But the slat was sideways and not put properly due to the fact that it was far too long for the bed’s width). On a good note, we were grateful for the AC unit especially since Nice was super humid and we were sightseeing a lot, plus the courtyard is super cute! Absolutely loved sitting outside and enjoying. The hotel is situated near from the train station (if you arrive at terminal two you can take the tram until Grand Arénas and take the train to Nice Ville)! Restaurants, shops, mall, bars etc all around!