Luksushoteller i Le Collet

"Hotellets beliggenhed er ganske fin, og værelserne er helt acceptable – rene og funktionelle uden de store mangler. Desværre stopper de positive oplevelser der. Hotellet er meget lille, hvilket virkelig mærkes i fællesområderne. Elevatorforholdene er besværlige og virker ikke dimensioneret til antallet af gæster. Det største problem er dog morgenmadsområdet. Det er simpelthen alt for småt og klaustrofobisk indrettet. Gæster står tæt pakket, og det er næsten umuligt at bevæge sig rundt uden at støde ind i andre. At hente mad bliver en stressende oplevelse, og det er svært – til tider umuligt – at finde en siddeplads. Det trækker helhedsindtrykket markant ned og gør, at opholdet føles mere frustrerende end afslappende."

"I had a really pleasant stay at Hotel Saint Georges in Nice. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, which made a great first impression. My room was clean, spacious, and comfortable, so I felt very relaxed during my stay. The location is excellent—close to public transport and within easy reach of everything I wanted to see. One of the highlights was the quiet courtyard, which was a lovely spot to unwind away from the busy city. I was also happy with the breakfast—there was even warm milk for making a hot chocolate, which was a nice touch. Overall, I would definitely recommend this hotel for a comfortable and well-located stay in Nice."

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"Super udsigt"

"Only stayed for one night, and have nothing to complain about. The room were clean, the staff was kind an it is easy "

"Utroligt venligt personale"

"Meget høj standard både for service og indretning - top imødekommende "

"A classic hotel with a great location, excellent view of the ocean, good service and fine varied breakfast. Only one thing I would change: We didn't need new towls everyday, it's a waste of energy and not very eco friendly ! Other hotels have a sign saying: "Towls on the floor are changed, towls on the rack are reused". These two options do not exist at Hotel West End, and that is a shame. "