 Location
This welcoming hotel is located right in the tourist centre, within metres of the famous Promenade des Anglais, with plenty of shopping and entertainment venues. The pedestrianised Rue de France and Rue Massena are also in the vicinity of the hotel. The nearest public transport links and the beach are only one street from the hotel, around 50 metres away. The airport is only a short drive from the hotel.
Facilities
Built in 1929 and renovated in 2005, this charming budget hotel offers a total of 16 rooms. It has a lobby with a reception desk and a hotel safe available. Guests may take advantage of the complimentary Internet access (WLAN) and luggage storage. Guests may park their cars in the nearby car park for an additional fee.
Rooms
All the rooms come with an en suite bathroom, a telephone, a TV, a kitchenette, a minibar and a fridge. All rooms are fitted with central heating and a safe as standard. An iron and ironing board are also available on request from reception. In addition, Internet access is offered at no extra charge.
Sports/Entertainment
Guests are offered beach mats for the beach. The hotel organises various excursions for guests. Bicycles and cars may also be rented from the hotel.
Meals
Hot and cold drinks as well as cakes are free for guests in the hotel.
Misc.
Please note that the reception closes at 8pm during the week and 6pm on Sundays and public holidays. There is a special procedure to get in after these times. To enter the hotel you have to dial a keycode on the entry phone, and the room key is located in a safe in the wall behind the entrance door. The codes to enter and open the safe are specified in the voucher. The codes are necessary at whatever time guests are due to arrive.
How to get there
From the airport, the best way to reach the hotel is to take bus N°98 and get off by the sea front at the Meyerbeer stop. The Rue Meyerbeer is right opposite. If arriving by train: it is just a ten-minute walk from the train station. Out of the station cross over the road and walk to the right until reaching a red brick building, which is the post office. Turn left down this street called Rue Gounod which becomes Rue Meyerbeer as it gets closer to the sea.
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