Description:
The Hotel Beau Rivage set in a historic 19th century townhouse, only steps away from Nice's Old City, its famous Promenade des Anglais, and the hotel's own private stretch of beach. The Cote D'Azur of France has for centuries been a holiday destination of choice, and a visit to beautiful Nice will explain why. Fabulous weather, a fantastic mix of architecture, and a rich history of various settlements and governing powers (starting as far back as the Greeks!) make Nice one of the most exciting and unforgettable cities in the South of France. In its glorious turn-of-the-century heyday, the Beau Rivage played host to such artists and literati as Checkhov, Matisse, and Nietzsche. Lovers of culture and of the sunny South of France will adore the hotel's unbeatable location and historic past. <br> Each of the Beau Rivage's spacious and comfortable rooms is equipped with A/C, direct dial telephone, cable television, data ports, and en-suite bath facilities. Guests can enjoy a refreshing drink in the hotel's welcoming Piano Bar, or treat themselves to a true South of France dining experience at "Le Bistrot du Rivage," the hotel's acclaimed restaurant. The Bistrot specializes in fresh grilled meats and seafoods, and from May through September guests can take their meals on the hotel's warm and breezy terrace. The Beau Rivage has its own stretch of private beach, where you can relax in style with rented lounge chaise and parasol. The finer things in life- whether museums, parks, historical sights, or fabulous shopping centers - await guests all around. Nice's Acropolis, Opera, and museums are but a short walk away, as are its flower and antiques markets, plus upscale shops like Galeries Lafayette, Chanel and Louis Vuitton. The hotel's friendly and efficient staff is always on hand to assist with questions and recommendations, and the Beau Rivage is only minutes to fine dining, shopping, and entertainment venues.
Driving Directions
From Nice Cote d'Azur Airport: <br> Follow signs to Nice City Center to the Promenade des Anglais.
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