We stayed at this hotel for 2 nights at the beginning of May. We chose the hotel for its location and the fact it said it had been recently refurbished and the website showed rooms with a neutral and contemporary look. I suspect only some of the rooms have been refurbished and we were allocated one which had not. The... more

Rooms are poorly refurbished. Its dark, with little outlook. Not very impressed at all. Was only there one night, but nothing good to report. more

Hotel is in a great location in Nice. Great for the beach, short walk to market and old town. Was a birthday getaway for me, really liked the hotel. No bar or restaurant in hotel just a breakfast room. Breakfast was ok but if not included in room rate is 16 euros per person. If i did not have it... more

The hotel is quite good located at the Nice Center and Havely Boulevard with a lot of nearest italian ristorant's and Caffe's, shop's center and must important front of the central Promenade des Anglais and the beach. The staff of the reception ( Ms Diletta and Mr Davide)are the best of the best that can find, always available, kind and... more

My husband and I stayed here for three nights in early March 09, getting a great deal as part of an Airmiles package. Chose the Mercure due to its Promenade / sea-front location. An easy stroll (<10 mins) to the old town, and a little under 15 mins to the central bus station for TAM buses to Monaco, Antibes, Menton,... more

The Mercure has a wonderful position on Le Promenade des Anglais close to Nice center and with sea views – well from the breakfast room anyway. It's also in easy strolling distance via the many small streets to dozens of restaurants – and a large underground car park too if you feel that you can't do without a car. Frankly... more

Hotel is small and modern. Located on a corner on the Promenade des Anglais. Great value for the money. more

As others have said, this Mercure is directly on the Promenade Des Anglais and just a few steps from the Casino Ruhl and the shops and restaurants of the Rue Halevy. A further 2-3 minutes away you'll find the Place Massena, Avenue Jean Medecin (the main shopping street) and the charming old town / flower market area. And right outside... more

We stayed at the Mercure for the second time in early December. We had a sea-view room for the senior rate of 140€ and could have had the buffet breakfast on a two-for-one offer but instead went to our favorite morning spot, Le Pain Quotidien, next to the Cours Saléya. Our room was good sized, with a large bathroom. Everything... more