Hôtel du Couvent, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Nice, France

酒店就在尼斯老城裡麪，逛老城很方便。 早餐要快50歐一個人，比較貴。如果不買酒店早餐也可以到尼斯老城裡找餐廳吃，一般外面餐廳早餐在15歐左右。 酒店比較素雅，整體符合5星水平。

修道院改建，很有格調，洗護用品也很不錯，床品很舒服，毛巾很柔軟很新，服務很好。就是在山上，出行不想走路的話酒店的buggy可以接送。山頂的游泳池可以俯瞰老城和海景。酒店服務人員態度温和友好。總之整體很喜歡！

酒店環境沒話説，院子大還有免費的室內spa，古老的建築現代的設施，值得一去

續住了一個晚上 希望下次來Nice還住這裏

I am a local and just had a drink at the bar as I wanted to discover this place since a while. Very peaceful and wonderful location. I had a drink at the bar. And this is the reason for my 3-star rating: I imagine you cannot afford to “fool” your clients presenting a bill superior to what is on the list (20€ instead of 16€) with an excuse that it was the “classic” version… When ordering, I indicated on the list the “Negroni n°1 (16€). The bill came and I discovered I was charged 20€… the waiter explained this was because of the type of gin had been used. I looked again at the list and nowhere I could find the “Negroni Classic” at 20€he was referring to. A pity how they want to fool clients for an ordinary aperitif and trying to sound convincing. Not a very positive advertising for this place. It seems I cannot download the receipt on this website but have it in case of.

I discovered Hotel du Couvent randomly as I have a conference in Cannes but have a deep love for Nice so I arrived a night early. Little did I know that I was to find a convent from the 1600s so lovingly restored and brought back to life as an amazing hotel property in the heart of Old Nice, literally steps away from the most charming and historic part of the city. A few friendly tips that are important to level set: 1.) By virtue of its amazing location in Old Town, which is not car friendly due to its very narrow streets, reaching the front door of the hotel is possible by its electric cart service (call the hotel to arrange pick up from a nearby street location) or by foot from a drop off location of your taxi or Uber driver close to the hotel (noting there is a bit of an uphill climb for those with a lot of luggage). In plain words, it is extremely difficult or impossible for regular car service to this hotel, so call ahead and coordinate that electric cart service, or be ready for 10-15 minute walk with an incline. 2.) There was no TV in my room, which was a standard king. Now, this was a convent- so I took this bold move as a genuine gesture to honor its history for thoughtful reflection sans TV. That said, the WiFi is FREE, so I was able use my iPad to stream entertainment seamlessly so I didn’t mind the lack of TV whatsoever. If you are a traveler who doesn’t use a mobile tablet or laptop or phone, then there are wonderful books in the room as well as writing materials to collect your thoughts. Plus, there’s plenty to do outside. Apart from this tips, be prepared to be fully impressed by the room accommodations (high ceilings, shutters for the windows to enhance privacy, fantastic water pressure in the shower, among a wonderful collection of room furniture and minibar items all from the region), the public spaces (the courtyard, gardens, and outlets (bar, restaurant, and bistro), and lastly a sublime pool nestled atop the garden with stunning views of the city. Lastly, the hotel staff led by their front office manager were nothing but incredibly warm, kind, and sincere in their commitment to the hotel guests. It’s rare when you can see a team of people who are so proud and love their property, and it was a consistent theme with this team. I could write so much more, but it’s futile to fully describe the experiences that are available to enjoy… I cannot wait to return when I have more time to fully immerse myself.