Apartment 1 bedroom Nice

Cute little 19 square meter studio just a stone's throw from the Prom'
ArrayIt has everything you need to make you feel at home, namely a fitted kitchen and a shower room.
The accommodation is ideally located close to all amenities and very close to the beach.
We look forward to welcoming you!
Able to accommodate 2 people, the studio includes a living room with a sofa bed, a shower room, a fitted kitchen and a small dining area.
During your stay, you will have at your disposal: Hair dryer, Television, Dishwasher, Washing machine, Dryer, Elevator, Coffee machine, Air conditioning, Refrigerator, Heating, Microwave, Oven, Iron.
Professional cleaning is carried out before and after each traveler.
For your daily shopping, you will find a Carrefour City 4 minutes from the accommodation and various bars, restaurants and shops nearby.
Furthermore, its location allows you to discover the Museum of Fine Arts of Nice, the Magnan Annex Mayor, a historic site Obelisk, the Alsace Lorraine garden, a tourist attraction Nice Beach and several beaches which will be very popular in summer.
To make your stay memorable, don't miss out on visiting: the Villa Masséna Museum, a 9-minute walk away, Saint-Nicolas Cathedral, 18 minutes away, the Casino Barrière, 16 minutes away, Place Masséna and the Fontaine du Soleil, 22 minutes away, the Promenade des Anglais, 18 minutes away, the Cours Saleya Flower Market, 25 minutes away on foot or 7 minutes away by car, and many more...
The area is very popular with locals and tourists alike, don't hesitate to ask me for good addresses, I'll be happy to share my favorites with you!
Have a great holiday!
-- Magnan or La Madeleine
The Madeleine district is a narrow area occupying one of the valleys that descend from the hills to the sea. Highly urban and quite popular, the Boulevard de la Madeleine offers the experience of a real immersion in a busy and dynamic corner of the city.
-- The Baumettes
Encompassing part of the famous Promenade des Anglais, the Baumettes district, located in the heart of Nice, has two distinct aspects. Residential on its higher ground, it becomes much more urban, commercial, and lively as you get closer to the shore. This family-friendly neighborhood is ideal for enjoying the beach and a real community atmosphere.
-- Gambetta
Living in the Gambetta district means, and foremost, being able to enjoy the sea and the beach in just a few moments while being just a few streets from the city center. More recent than the neighborhoods of the hyper center, Gambetta presents a harmonious mix of bourgeois buildings typical of 19th-century Nice urban planning, Art Deco buildings, and contemporary buildings. Although a small district, Gambetta nevertheless has several very commercial streets: Rue de France, renowned throughout the city for its boutiques. Served by the tram, this district has everything to please!
-- Le Piol - Imperial Park - Vernier
The Parc Impérial district owes its name to the Hôtel Impérial, which was built there in 1902 for the Russian community spending its winters on the Côte d'Azur. This district underwent a real transformation during the Universal Exhibition in Nice. Today, it preserves the memories of this period with magnificent buildings. Today, it is a colorful residential area, perfect for a family stay, thanks to its proximity to the sea and the local shops that will satisfy all your desires during your stay.
-- Thiers - Musicians
Mozart, Verdi, and Rossini all came to stroll through the streets of this neighborhood. The Musicians' Quarter is a symbol of Nice's architecture. It's a neighborhood appreciated for its calm and its immediate proximity to the city center of Nice. Although very close to the city center, the Musicians' Quarter offers a true neighborhood life to its residents. It is home to many local shops and restaurants.
-- Jean - Doctor
This neighborhood is primarily known for Avenue Jean-Médecin. It's one of the city's north-south traffic routes and is Nice's main shopping street. It's known to the locals as "The Avenue." You'll be just a stone's throw from the Notre-Dame Basilica and the imposing Nicetoile shopping center.
-- Carabacel
Just a stone's throw from the port and bordering the old town, this neighborhood boasts numerous shops and iconic landmarks. The Carabacel district attracts a decidedly urban and active population.
The city of Nice is known for its narrow streets and extremely dense urban fabric. While the Carabacel district is no exception, it nevertheless benefits from an exceptionally spacious area. Crisscrossed by promenades and cycle paths, shaded by palm trees and plants typical of Mediterranean vegetation, it is a meeting place for the neighborhood's residents.
From Nice-Ville train station: 9 min by car.
From Nice Côte d'Azur Airport: 11 min by car.