Top Hotels Near Museum of Photography Charles Negro in Nice from NZ$217

"Having a lamp in front of the tv is not a good idea. Other than that the location was the best thing"

"Fantastic location! Lovely old hotel but tired. It had an update perhaps 10 years ago but needs another. Noisy air conditioning in the rooms, but it really works. Pay for the ocean view. It’s amazing. Don’t pay for the breakfast. It isn’t good. Much better breakfast at cafés around the hotel. "

"Breakfast is good"

"Great location for visiting Nice."

"The room is very spacious and modern, comfortable everything needed. They have an issue with sound proofing the ones overlooking the street. The windows are not sound proof and with the a/c policy if the weather is unseasonably warm, the a/c doesn't work and if you open the windows the street noise won't let you sleep. Not acceptable in a 4 star hotel."

"Our room overlooked the beach. The room was clean and comfortable. Both the breakfast and formal restaurants were excellent. All staff were friendly and eager to assist. We will definitely stay at the West end again. "

"The room was very clean and spacious. We tried booking the spa the first thing in the morning because you cannot book it from the reception, we had to go downstairs to the spa in the morning just to find out the only spot they had was when we had other plans at 16:30 which ruined the whole day for us because it was my partner’s birthday and I wanted to surprise him. When we got there in the afternoon we were not even told that one sauna wasn’t working, and the other one was booked for a private session for somebody else, we could only use the hammam. The water inside the pool was too cold to swim in so we had to spend an hour just staying in the jacuzzi crowded with other people. I don’t think we got what we paid for."

"Clear and good location"

"Great location. Great hotel and one of the nicest rooms of our 28 night trip through France. Exactly what we expected from a Marriott hotel. But... as nice as the hotel and the room were, the bed was the hardest bed I have had in over 150+ hotel nights in the last few years... like sleeping on a carpeted floor. As an older traveler and side sleeper, I rate the bed as a 1 out of 5. Very odd for a Marriott."