Palais de Mediterranee

Palais de la Mediterranee, is an elegant, luxurious hotel built in the 1930’s and recently renovated to restore its past splendour and majesty. This wonderful place is located in the famous fashionable meeting place, Promenade des Anglais.

Spectacular views of the Baie des Anges, the hills or the beautiful inner patio gardens can be enjoyed from this architectural jewel of the French Riviera, with refined decorative features, arcades, bas reliefs in white Lens stone, and wrought iron door frames. An imposing facade, that reflects in the interior for a grand look, gives way to a world of art deco comfort and leisure.

The guestrooms, decorated in soft ochre and saffron tones, with a blend of wood, textiles and simple lines, are equipped with modern facilities and combined with a personalized attentive service to ensure an unforgettable stay.
The panoramic terrace, swimming pools and other in house facilities are a real oasis of coolness, for those seeking leisure, who can indulge in moments of real intense relaxation.

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Room amenities include: TV, in-room safe, mini-bar, direct-dial telephone, private bath/shower, work desk, coffee/tea making facilities, wireless internet access.
Standard – Indicate choice of bedding – one double bed or two single beds in a room.

Its one of a kind, Le Padouk Restaurant, offers Mediterranean flavours, emphasizing seasonal products, seafood and fruits and vegetables of the region, in a warm and welcoming atmosphere, created by the exquisite combination of dark exotic woods, modern furniture in warm orange and red hues, and a terrace, landscaped with lavender and mandarin trees.

The Hotel Mediterranee is truly a first class property and was carefully chosen by our F1 Trips team. We can ensure a perfect stay as service, location and value of this hotel are inarguably the very best the French Riviera has to offer.

Nice , is the capital of the Riviera and the largest city between Genoa and Marseille. This beautiful city and its surroundings attracted and continue to attract people from all over the world. It started about 400000 years ago (Terra Amana, Vellum des Marseilles) when the first visitors decided to settle down in this godblessed region. Cosmopolitan, sophisticated and patrician with urban elegance but also Mediterranean, cheerful and boisterous with a touch of Italy, Nice offers a dazzling array of colourful impressions to its visitors.

“This legendary property is an architectural jewel and now offers the best of the past and the present," said Managing Director Sylvain Ercoli. “The Palais is most certainly going to be Nice’s most prestigious venue for leisure and business travelers."

With 285 days of sun a year, the French Riviera remains one of Europe’s favoured tourist destinations. As it is protected by the Alps, the thermometer even in the winter averages an equitable 18 degrees. It is certainly a great place to spend an early summer weekend during the Grand Prix season.