Hyatt Regency Nice Palais de la Méditerranée

Sea-wiev eas so and so, but okay. Close to Beach and bus to airport.

Fantastic service - great rooms and ambience

It was overall a lovely stay. It was a bit difficult booking a hotel for Nice, France when so many reviews were saying that for each star attached to a hotel to bring it down by one star because the hotels are not up to par. I would have to agree after visiting and seeing other hotels that were on my list to potentially stay at. But this hotel was way more than I expected. The reviews are accurate and I am so glad that they were, this hotels views are gorgeous (I booked a twin double sea view) and it was phenomenal to step outside on my private balcony and look at the sun rise or set. This hotel is perfect to stay for any season. It has a indoor pool leading to the outdoors, it has a sauna and is along the Promenande des Anglais. Short walk to Old Nice (very short) and the hop on, hod off bus tour is a stop right across from it. If you get the breakfast added to your stay you won't regret it, it's really good and some of the nicest hotel staff are there. Would stay again, sctut planning to for the early half of 2020.

Loved the hotel - PERFECT location, great service - gorgeous view & best vegetarian chili ever! Concierge service was very good - staff was pleasant & professional. Anastasia, the morning hostess at the restaurant was fabulous, she had our preferences down after 1 visit. Breakfast service at the restaurant was a bit disjointed and we had to physically search out waitstaff a couple of things although everyone was pleasant once you got their attention. We enjoyed our stay - loved Nice - and would definitely stay again.

So we have never been to Nice before, and this was the first city of a multi city trip that had an American hotel chain (Hyatt) offering. The price was quite a bit lower than the nearby French hotels. The hotel entrance is a narrow revolving door next to a larger casino, but once inside, it's expansive. However, once you are in your sea view room, you realize that you are actually set back another 200' and you are actually overlooking a terrace and pool below you. Your view of the sea is somewhat obstructed by annoying facade that makes up the false front of the building. That's all pretty minor though once you are outside. There's a gorgeous seemingly endless boardwalk along the beach. Places to sit, shade, and full access down to the water. It's well lit at night and full of local folks out for a walk. Many restaurants within an easy walk, as well as high end shops followed by affordable boutiques on Alphonse Karr street. Food was surprisingly affordable as compared to Monaco, or Zurich. While our stay was great, I think I would give one of the French hotels a shot next time, if I could afford one of their sea view rooms. The concierge Antonio was very helpful and extremely gracious. A joy to work with.