Located 300m from Nice railway station and 15 minutes on foot from the Promenade des Anglais. Explore on foot this wonderful city of cultural relics, places of entertainment and simple pleasures.
Our Nice design hotel has 38 comfortable and tastefully decorated rooms. Their retro style gives pride of place to the choice of fabrics, which are highlighted by the monochrome headboards. For the rest, the rooms are spacious (from 16 to 22 m2), air-conditioned and ideally equipped. All of them have a private bathroom, a flat screen TV or free and unlimited Wi-Fi access.
Blue, green, or purple, it is inhabited by paradisiac birds that stand out from the exotic foliage found on the curtains.
Inspired by "La Belle" Otero, performer of shows that were revered during the Belle Epoque, the decor is directly inspired by the opulence of Nice villas of the 1900s, which housed a proliferation of decorative ornaments of multiple origins. Classic mirrors and paintings, Art Deco lamps and photos of the era adorn the walls and take you back to the dawn of the 20th century.
Located at 58 rue Hérold, the Villa Otero is a 4-star hotel establishment that wants to offer its customers a unique experience during their stay in Nice. To this end, its staff will make sure to welcome you in optimal conditions and to satisfy all your needs.
Among other things, they will be able to provide you with good tips - especially good addresses for lunch or dinner - and answer all the questions you may have about the area where our design hotel in Nice is located, namely the Musicians' district. Named for the fact that many streets are named after famous music composers, the district is known to be home to a large number of palaces and mansions erected at the end of the 19th century or the beginning of the 20th century. In addition to its beautiful Belle Époque residences, the Musicians' Quarter is also home to a large number of Art Deco buildings that deserve to be admired, especially by architecture enthusiasts.
Our design hotel Nice itself has a superb 1900 façade that bears witness to its construction during the Belle Époque. Its décor too - inspired by "la belle Otero", a famous singer and cabaret dancer from the early 20th century - allows you to dive into this period of history. Designed by the interior architect Stéphanie Cayet, it reflects the opulence of Nice's interiors of the period, where mirrors, classical paintings and Art Deco lamps coexisted. A change of scenery is therefore guaranteed.
