Hostels in Nice

09/25/2008

Find out the best Hostels and Budget Accommodations in Nice, France

If you’re looking for a place to visit in France, Nice is it. With its beautiful beaches and ideal spot on the French Riviera, Nice is a great spot to visit. Nice is full of fun and unique things to do: fish, gamble, shop in outdoor markets, walk along the pebble beach, rent a boat to cruise the Riviera, or see French historical sites. This historic city also has a fun night life. At night the city is lit up by bay lights so that the adventure and beauty of Nice can be experienced after dark. Not only that, but Nice is the perfect place to stay if you want to explore other areas – Cannes, home of the film festival, Monte Carlo, and Saint Tropez are all nearby.Here is a least of the best Hostels in Nice

Villa Saint-Exupery

When traveling in Nice, the Villa Saint-Exupery is an excellent hostel for your stay. It comes highly recommended. It was Author’s Choice for Lonely Planet in 2005 and 2006. Not only is it highly recommended, it is also unique because of its former life as a Carmelite monastery. The Villa Saint-Exupery is easily accessible from the Nice bus station, train station, and airport. Rooms are comfortable and clean and most have bathrooms in room. You can opt for a single, double, triple or dorm room. The rooms are beautiful, most with scenic views of Nice and the Riviera. The Villa Saint-Exupery has great amenities including free internet, WIFI, and airport pick-up. If you are unfamiliar with Nice, the Villa Saint-Exupery staff, consistently described as fun and friendly, coordinate “action and adventure tours” for you to see the city with some help. To save money, you can eat and drink in house (free breakfast and inexpensive café/restaurant) or have access to a barbeque to make your own meals.

Chez Patrick Backpackers Hostel

You may have read about the Chez Patrick Backpackers Hostel in Nice in travel guides such as Lonely Planet, the Rough Guide-France, and MTV Guide. That’s because the Chez Patrick Backpackers Hostel has a prime location. Located right in city center, there are options aplenty. Within walking distance you can do some serious shopping, relax at a Nice café, catch a train, or hit the beach. In fact, the hostel itself is above a restaurant. The Chez Patrick Backpackers Hostel is in the heart of the action.

Guests at the Chez Patrick Backpackers Hostel receive their own key and so are free to come and go at any time of day – or night. Bed linens are provided at no cost so there’s no need to pack your own. If you travel to Nice during the hot summer months, the air conditioning in the rooms will keep you cool. The Chez Patrick Backpackers Hostel is safe and comfortable – the perfect jumping off point for Nice traveling. To sum it up, one visitor said, “The Chez Patrick Backpackers Hostel is my absolute favorite hostel!”

Hotel Residence Comte de Nice

Located in a calmer section of Nice, the Hotel Residence Comte de Nice offers more space than the average hostel. The Hotel Residence Comte de Nice boasts studios and apartments, which is wonderful if you’re in Nice for a longer time. Each room has a kitchenette, microwave, private bath, cable, and phone. One visitor commented, “Definitely one of the best hotels we stayed in during our budget trip around Europe.” The Hotel Residence Comte de Nice is family run and offers a homey feel. Guests can take a short walk to the traditional market area and connect easily to the main shopping street. From there the beaches and old town are minutes away. For a small fee, a traditional French breakfast can be had each morning. And if you happen to be traveling with a pet, you can bring it along too. The Hotel Residence Comte de Nice accepts pets!

Hotel de Kent Nice

The Hotel de Kent is right downtown in the heart of Nice. The beaches of Côte d'Azur are less than half a kilometer away. A nightclub is right next door. One visitor said, “The location of this hotel is excellent – a five minute walk from the main shopping areas and restaurants.” The recently repainted rooms can have either single or queen beds. While room rates vary, the Hotel de Kent always has discounts on rooms available. If you’re feeling like lounging in your room, room service is available. However, the rooms are simple, thus keeping the cost low for travelers. From here, you can also rent a bicycle to see Nice more quickly.

Bed & Breakfast Villa Saphir

The Villa Saphir is a charming bed and breakfast, suitable for independent travelers and families. Rooms can accommodate up to three people. The Villa Saphir also features a handicapped accessible room. While at the Villa Saphir, you can lounge on the terrace, watch TV, or meander through the garden. To relax even more, you have the option of relaxation areas and beauty treatments.

The Bed & Breakfast Villa Saphir is beautifully located in the historic area of Nice. From this comfortable stay, you can easily walk to the beach or easily access Nice bus and train stations. If you want to get places faster, you can hire a bicycle from the friendly employees. A recent visitor said, “Great location! Close to the beach, the stations, and historic center.” The Bed & Breakfast Villa Saphir of Nice is a great place to stay to feel like you are part of French history.

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