AC Hotel Nice

Grand grand luxe
Idéal pour vos séminaires, congrès, déjeuners ou dîners d’affaires car le personnel est très pro, de l’équipe commerciale top aux serveurs, tout le staff est aux petits soins et anticipent tous nos besoins et/​ou problèmes
La piscine sur le toit…
Équipée et décorée de mobilier blanc
Barbecue pour le déjeuner… Vue mer épatante du 8eme étage,
On croit même deviner la Corse !
On né se croit pas du tout en plein centre ville de Nice!

We traveled to Paris, Nice, Venice, Florence, and Rome and this was one of my favorite hotels we stayed in! It is in a perfect location, only a short block away from the beach. The staff were all accommodating and they had a nice lunch/​patio area restaurant. I see some complaints from «busy season,» but we did not have any issues. However, we did vacation during the off season, in April. It was still 60s-​70s there so not too many beach vacationing tourists there quite yet. I cannot fully elaborate on their upper pool deck on the roof, but we did walk up to it and the views were beautiful of the ocean and surrounding hills. I would definitely stay here again.

Pretty great, modern hotel with that Euro/​French feel. Our room is great, overlooking the ocean and is one block off the Promenade de Anglais. You can see it from your room.
This is a chain hotel, and not the boutique type I typically like to stay in abroad.
Staff seems nice. The little garden and the restaurant look nice as well. We’re platinum elite Marriott people, and still don’t get free breakfast or coffee. Coffee machine for 2 euros in the lobby…
Free wifi was the only perk here. We’ve had many beautiful stays in other Marriott properties around the world, with lots of nice extras. AC is an acquired part of the chain that doesn’t offer all those amenities; so if you’re looking for all that, you’re ot of luck.
This place has been a haven for us because the previous couple of nights in Rome were a nightmare. The bed here is wonderful… and so is the shower. :)

Wow! I am surprised that the AC Hotel does not have better ratings here on Unilocal for during my recent stay, I found the staff to be outstanding, the room quite comfortable and the level of service very accommodating.
Although I was a bit leery of staying at a chain hotel (something I rarely do when I visit Europe as I like the whimsy of European hotels) I settled for the AC as my first choice wasn’t available on the night is was going to be here.
I was warmly greeted by the front desk staff and shown to my room which was a junior suite with a separate sitting area. They were out of sea view rooms so I had a city view room which basically had no view, but I liked that the windows opened to let in the fresh air. Also– there was no light by the desk work area so I called down to the front desk and my request for an additional lamp was quickly accommodated
My suite was large with two flat screen TVs, a bathroom with excellent water pressure, air conditioning that worked, and plenty of toiletries, oversized towels, espresso coffee in the room and a very comfortable bed with plenty of pillows and a warm duvet. There were two closets with plenty of storage, a safe in the room and free internet-​pretty much anything you would want in a hotel. The price for this room was around $ 279e per night, but hey– I’m on vacation in the French Riviera!
The only reason this was not a 5 star hotel experience for me was the location of the hotel. While located on the main promenade and close to the bus stop, it is at the far end of town with all the good restaurants and shopping areas a good walk (30 mins) away. Not a huge problem but there are other hotels more in the midst of things.
But the best part of this hotel had to be the doorman whose name escapes me but who was so welcoming, so pleasant and quick with suggestions at places to go — he made me feel like I was a guest in his house. It was he who suggested I go to a certain restaurant where I got amazing service and food!
All in all, a lovely experience on my trip to Nice. Definitely worth the money paid and I would return. Check it out on your next trip to Nice!

Le AC hôtel (ex Elysée Palace) est une oeuvre d’art en même temps qu’un hôtel 4 étoiles
En effet, le grand artiste niçois Sosno y a intégré 2 superbes Venus en bronze de 26 mètres de haut, enchâssées dans un bloc de granit
L’hôtel est situé à quelques pas de la Promenade des Anglais, et j’aime beaucoup aller boire un verre ou diner sur le toit-​terrasse, au bord de la piscine

For a 4-​star hotel that charges nearly 200 Euros a night during busy season, this was a complete and utter disappointment. Hell, it would have been a disappointment for a 2-​star hotel charging 50 Euros a night.
We were given a «newly renovated room with AC,» which was on a lower foor (so I was skeptical about where the location would be before I even saw it), but the receptionist promised us it was one of the better room. So apparently this is the definition of better rooms:
— The windows look over an alley, and are also pleasantly located right over the garbage bay, so the lovely sound of bottles being thrown into garbage cans is your 6am alarm.
— Some weird inexplicable sound occurs at random intervalls all day — one that I can only compare to a dying whale or to large pieces of furniture being moved right over your head.
— The border on the shower area is so low you can only take a 10-​minute shower before starting to flood the room.
— The sink almost backs up every time you use it for no reason.
After complaining about all of these things to reception, their only response was that 1) they had no idea what those sounds were, 2) there was nothing they could do to relocate us, and 3) they basically didn’t care enough to try and do anything else to make our stay better.
I’ve never hated my stay anywhere more than here. And I’ve stayed in some crappy hostels in my poor student days.

Das Hotel entspricht den Bildern im Internet. Räume sind modern ausgestattet. Dachterasse hat einen Pool mit Bar und Restaurant. Einzig Sonnenschirme fehlen … Insgesamt ist es sein Geld wert. Minus: Frühstücksbuffet war geplündert und nicht mehr aufgefüllt.

j’adore les hôtels 4*, il y a une ambiance comme nulle part ailleurs, c’est le cas de l’Elysée Palace à Nice. vous entrez dans un superbe hal de réception qui donne accès au bar et au restaurant. c’est un cadre plutôt intime pour boire un verre ou diner en couple. le top c’est la terrasse-​piscine sur le toit, extra pour boire un verre ou déjeuner au bord de la piscine … le personnel est sympa et le directeur très impliqué

Alors déjà, c’est un hotel correct.
Cependant, le prix est beaucoup trop élevé!! Premièrement, il n’est pas sur la promenade des anglais, mais une rue derrière. Les chambres donnent sur rien. L’architecture est moche, sombre et froide. Le petit dej n’est pas inclus, et coûte 21EUR/​tête. Les chambres et les salles de bain né cassent pas des briques.
Cependant le personnel est agréable, c’est comfortable dans l’ensemble.
Le gros gros point fort: la piscine sur le toit, avec vue sur la mer.

Mittelmeer und City diese Kombination kann man hier bekommen. Das Hotel ist klasse gelegen, wenn man einen Strandurlaub machen möchte. Nur wenige 100-​Meter ist der allerdings steinige Strand entfernt. Dennoch wird man belohnt, wenn man am Abend mit der untergehenden Sonne das Mittelmeerfeeling bei einem Spaziergang auf der bekannten Promenade von Nizza genießen kann. Auf dem Dach des Hotels ist ein eigener Pool. Aber auch wenn man nicht baden möchte, kann man von diesem Dach aus den herrlichen Blick über die Küste Nizzas betrachten.