Antares
A small friendly run hostel, opposite the station in Nice. rooms or twin rooms, the dorms have ensuite and air condition. From Nice station it is possible to visit Monaco, Cannes Villefranche and many other resorts in the South of France ...
Backpackers Chez Patrick
Our rooms are comfortable, clean and perfect place to relax. We do not have curfew. Each one of you will receive keys to the hostel and your own rooms, and you will have access to the hostel at all times of the day. We do not provide breakfast but we are located in the middle of shopping street with a choice of cafés and restaurant ...
Hostel Meyerbeer Beach
Rooms are CLEAN and SAFE and all the BEDS are NEW! There is a kitchenette in every room to save on expensive meals in restaurants outside. All rooms also have a bathroom and a
safe security locker to ensure your valuable belongings are safe. The
hostel is close to all bars, clubs, restaurants etc ...
Hostel Paradis
Each room is en suite equipped with TV, telephone, fridge.Some rooms have a balcony with sea view. Certain rooms have AC others a ventilator. Free internet is available at our sister hotel 5 minutes walk away. The rooms are clean and safe. Our young multilingual staff ...
Hostel Pastoral
Hotel Pastoral is if locate at the heart of nice at 5 minutes of the train station is only 15 minutes of the beaches and the old town. All rooms are clean and safe and all the beds are new. There is fridge and microwave in every room, There is parking close to the hotel as well as host of conveniences ...
Hostel Faubourg Montmartre
This fantastic youth hostel in Nice is only 5 minutes from the train station, so easy to find! Your host, 'The Pink Lady' will be happy to look after you for few days or longer, for a very reasonable rate. Our hostel is only 15 minutes from the beach so whether you have come for a short stay to relax ...
Villa Saint Exupery
This exceptional former Carmelite monastery has the friendliest and most professional staff on the Riviera. The leading in-spot in town: half the clients extend their stay. Visit the Riviera for sunshine, beaches,
Provencal cooking, museums, jazz clubs ...
Auberge de Jeunesse Les Camelias
In full city center, between the station and
sea, calms. An old hotel, which is entirely renovated. For the people with cars, it's difficult to park a car nearly this YH, it's preferable to book in YH Mont-Boron, because you can park your car ...
Mont Alban Auberge de Jeunesse
Located in the forest of the Boron Mount Park, we are at 4 km to the city center and in 4 km from the beach. We have 8 rooms of 6 to 8 beds, only in dormitories ...
Nice (Niçard Occitan: Niça or Nissa, Italian: Nizza, Greek:Νίκαια) is a city in southern France located on the Mediterranean coast, between Marseille and Genoa, with 933,080 inhabitants in the metropolitan area at the 1999 census. The city is a major tourist centre and a leading resort on the French Riviera (Côte d'Azur). It is the historical capital city of the County of Nice.
Located in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur région, Nice is a commune and the préfecture (administrative capital) of the Alpes-Maritimes département. Nice has a distinct culture due to its unique history. The local language Niçard (Nissart) is an Occitan dialect, still spoken by a minority. Strong Italian and (less) Corsican influences make it less unintelligible than other non-extinct Provençal dialects that exist around. Local food culture, which includes pissaladière, a pie with onions and anchovies sauce; socca, a type of pancake made from chickpea flour; bouillabaisse and various fish soups; "Stockfish" (traditionally pronounced as "Stoquefiche" (French spelling) with special emphasis on the first "e"), farcis niçois, vegetables stuffed with breadcrumbs; and salade niçoise, a tomato salad with green peppers of the "Corne" breed, baked eggs, tuna or anchovies and olives. In the past Nice welcomed many immigrants from Italy (who continue to make a large proportion of the population), as well as Spanish and Portuguese immigrants. However, in the past few decades immigration has been opened to include immigrants from all over the world particularly immigrants from other parts of the world, mainly former Northern and Western African colonies, as well as southeastern Asia. Traditions are still alive, especially in the folk music and the dances. The most famous is the farandole.
