Hotels in Train Station, 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 location is fantastic, within walking distance to the train station and popular attractions like Place Masséna and Old Nice. The service was warm and accommodating, providing all sorts of conveniences. Nice has many attractions nearby, so staying here is very convenient. The only downside was that the internet connection was sometimes unstable.

Excellent location to the train station. The staff is professional, helpful and kind. However, the walls between rooms are bad at soundproof, difficult sleepers should be aware. The little buffet breakfast is fair and they offer all-day snack and cafe. Also, self-help water corner is available.

The room was small, but the hygiene was acceptable. However, you could definitely hear people walking and doors opening and closing in the hallway, though it didn't disturb my sleep at night. The air conditioning had to be manually turned on and off, and it did blow a bit cold... The sink in the bathroom was really tiny, but it had all the essentials. Just a heads up, when traveling in France, it's best to bring your own shampoo. Hotels here often use one bottle for shampoo, shower gel, and hand soap – they seem to love these 3-in-1 products, but they don't lather well when washing hair. I ended up buying a small shampoo bottle nearby. There's an outdoor swimming pool on, I think, the second floor – I forgot which floor, but quite a few people were using it during the day. Walking to the beach felt quite far to me, at least 15-20 minutes. It felt even further when walking back to the hotel after a tiring day at the beach 😂.

This hostel is conveniently located just 5-10 minutes from Nice-Ville station and is perfect for making trips to nearby cities and towns such as monte-carlo and menton. There are also many food options near the hostel and its is conveniently located near the city centre and also the beach. The locker is spacious and hangers are provided for you as well. Luggage storage before and after check-out is free so that is a big plus. Somethings about the hostel are bothersome such as the triple-deck bed. This triple deck bed is so wobbly that the whole bed shakes at the slightest movement such as turning your body or even just lying down or sitting up. This experience required everyone to have minimum movement throughout the night. The bottom bedframe being slightly curved shows that the bed obviously needs to be attached to the wall for better stability and support. The top bunk of this triple-deck is also not fitted with a nightlight and charger. This means that if you sleep on the top bunk, not only can you not see, you also do not have the convenience of charging your appliances while sleeping. This also means that this third deck is not part of the original bedroom design. The bathroom is a tiny bit mouldy and there is minor drainage smell but it is manageable so long as you keep the door closed. Overall, it is a nice hostel and the convenience to nearby towns, Nice city centre, and old Nice, makes up for the terrible triple-decker bed that honestly just should not exist and also seems like a last minute addition for more profit.

The location is fantastic, right in the heart of Nice, directly in front of Nice Ville station. It's only about a 15-minute walk to Nice Beach and Place Masséna, so accessibility is excellent. I was a bit disappointed that there was no kettle in the room, so I couldn't make the tea or coffee I brought with me. It was quiet, and a supermarket was close by. Other than the kettle, I was satisfied with the accommodation, especially considering the price. I had a comfortable and enjoyable 2-night stay in Nice.

Overall, the hygiene, service, location, and price were all quite good. There are many restaurants nearby, and it's very close to the train station, making transportation convenient. However, because the hotel is a bit older, there's a stuffy smell in the hallways, and the loud slamming of neighboring doors can disturb your rest. The hot water is also inconsistent, fluctuating between hot and cold.

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.