Hotel Negresco
Belle époque icon · Promenade des AnglaisThe pink-domed 1913 landmark on the seafront -- antique-filled salons, Le Chantecler's Michelin table and old-Riviera grandeur.
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Sutrelia / Destinations / Nice
Riviera · Côte d'Azur · French Riviera
The Riviera's belle-epoque capital: the Promenade des Anglais, an old town made for wandering, and the easiest private-aviation gateway to the whole coast.
When to go
Year-round; July-August is hottest and busiest, May-June and September the sweet spot. Nice Carnival runs each February.
Getting there
Nice Côte d'Azur airport is in the city -- 15-20 minutes to most hotels. Europe's busiest business-aviation airport outside Paris; helicopter transfers reach Monaco or Cannes in minutes.
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The pink-domed 1913 landmark on the seafront -- antique-filled salons, Le Chantecler's Michelin table and old-Riviera grandeur.
EnquireA 17th-century convent reborn as Nice's design hotel, with terraced gardens climbing Mont Boron and a Six Senses spa.
EnquireBelle-epoque façade with a contemporary interior and one of the best rooftop bars over the Baie des Anges.
EnquireWhere to eat
The Negresco's intimate haute-cuisine room -- classic French technique with Riviera produce.
1 Michelin starThe Ronda brothers' Italian-French tasting menus, a short walk from the old town -- Nice's most booked table.
1 Michelin starNo phone, no credit cards, just Niçoise classics -- book in person a day ahead or don't go at all.
Insider tableThings to do
Socca, pissaladiere and the flower market on Cours Saleya with a private guide through the old town's markets.
The park above the old town for the best view of the Baie des Anges -- no château left, just the view it's named for.
The perched medieval village above the coast and the Roman Trophy of Augustus, with lunch overlooking Cap Ferrat.
Corso floats and flower battles along the Promenade each February -- one of the world's oldest carnivals.
Insider note
Fly into Nice even for Monaco or Cannes -- it's the coast's real gateway, and the old town alone is worth the extra night.
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