© Hotel Villa Victoria
© Hotel Villa Victoria
© Hotel Villa Victoria
In the centre of Nice, next to the Promenade des Anglais
4 Star hotel located right in the centre of Nice, however its location is peaceful and perfect for lovers of tranquility. In just 5 minutes walking you will find the well-known Promenade des Anglais, the Nice Station, the old quarters, the casino and the Mediterranean Sea.
The Hotel Villa Victoria has an impressive 600m² garden that is special and highly valued in Nice. It is a peaceful haven full of regional flowers in which you can have breakfast and relax in the shade while finding calm and serenity in the heart of the city.
This landmark building is located on the prestigious, art deco-style, Boulevard Victor Hugo and is the ideal accommodation whether you are travelling for business or pleasure.
True to the Mediterranean spirit, all of the rooms combine comfort and functional space. Whether overlooking the garden or the boulevard, all rooms come with the same level of amenities: soundproofing, climate control, private bathroom, satellite television, direct dial phone, trouser press, hairdryer, individual safe deposit box, mini-bar, complimentary Wi-Fi connection, and a courtesy tray (tea and coffee kettle for your use).
On the mild Mediterranean Sea, surrounded by buildings of great beauty and the pleasant climate of Nice, the Hotel Villa Victoria offers advantages conducive to your enjoyment of an ideal stay with extraordinary luminosity in each bedroom and living space.
Begin the day with a cold buffet breakfast in the hotel’s dining room or, if you prefer, in your bedroom. The breakfast timetable is from 6:45 to 10:30.
The Nice-French Riviera Airport is located less than 10 minutes from Hotel Villa Victoria, meaning, if you wish to travel by plane, getting to the hotel by car or bus will be very easy.
Bus Line 98 takes you to the centre of the city, and one of the stops will leave you very close to Hotel Villa Victoria. Ask the driver on entering the bus so that he tells you when you must get off. There are buses every 15 minutes with a daily service from 6:50a.m. to 7:40p.m., but these timetables can change depending on the season, for which we recommend that you get informed on arrival in Nice.
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