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Hotel Le Negresco, Nice Hotels
Historic beachfront hotel with a terrace, opulent rooms, and Michelin-starred dining
Overview
Hotel Le Negresco is a masterpiece of authenticity and character. This historic 5-star property is steps away from the Promenade des Anglais and a brief walk from Place Massena. Guests often rave about the hotel’s unique blend of vintage and modern elements, particularly the charming vintage elevator and the proximity to the beach.
Guest rooms at Hotel Le Negresco are individually decorated with period furniture, creating a warm, colorful, and inviting ambience. The rooms range from the cozy Superior Rooms to the opulent Deluxe Sea View Suites with stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea. The spacious Family Deluxe Rooms are ideal for those traveling with children, offering extra space and comfort. Many rooms are themed, such as the Marie Leszczynska Suite, which channels the rocaille style, or the suite name after Madame de Pompadour, who helped make the Rococo style so popular.
At Hotel Le Negresco, you’ll have access to a fitness center and a terrace with beautiful views. The on-site restaurants, praised for their Michelin-starred cuisine, offer a variety of gourmet dining options. The hotel also offers amenities like art workshops for children, adding an educational twist to your stay. The boutique store, Jeanne, is another highlight, offering a curated selection of goods reflecting the spirit of the hotel’s namesake, Jeanne Augier.
Hotel Information
5-star Hotel
+33 (0) 4 93 16 64 00
37, Promenade des Anglais
https://www.hotel-negresco-nice.com/
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