Activities at Hotel West End or nearby

• Accommodations:

  • 110 Standard rooms

  • 10 Junior Suites

  • 6 Suites

  • Internet access

  • Minibar

• Dining options:

  • Restaurant Le Siècle

  • Terrace Bar La Palmeraie

  • Horse Guard Bar

• Meeting facilities:

  • Meeting space for up to 120 people

• Sports/Relaxation facilities and services:

  • Private beach

• Other facilities or services:

  • Paid parking

WHAT TO DO AND SEE WHILE STAYING AT HOTEL WEST END

Castle Hill (Colline du Château)
Colline du Chateau - Castle Hill - is a magnificent recreational park in old Town, France. Home to waterfalls, ruins and several activities, Colline du Chateau provides a revitalizing ambiance for all ages.

Walk of the English (Promenade des Anglais)
Gracing its way along the shores of the Mediterranean sea, the Promenade des Anglais is an enchanting boardwalk filled with panoramic views and delectable seaside entertainment choices.

French Rivera's Angels Bay (Baie des anges)
Providing a safe harbor for maritime traffic on Mediterranean Safe, Baie des Anges is an opulent waterside attraction filled with aquatic attractions including boating, sailing and fishing.

Museum of Fine Arts (Musée des Beaux-Arts)
The Musee des Beaux-Arts - Museum of Fine Arts - is a unique, magnificent collection or rare works, contemporary exhibits and enchanting displays.

Court Saleya (Cours Saleya)
Cours Saleya is an enthralling city square near downtown Nice where several inviting indoor and outdoor dining, shopping and entertainment attractions await.

ABOUT NICE

929km (577 miles) S of Paris; 32km (20 miles) NE of Cannes

The Victorian upper classes and tsarist aristocrats loved Nice in the 19th century, but it's solidly middle class today, and far less glamorous and expensive than Cannes. It's also the best excursion center on the Riviera, especially if you're dependent on public transportation. For example, you can go to San Remo, "the queen of the Italian Riviera," and return to Nice by nightfall. From the Nice airport, the second largest in France, you can travel by bus along the entire coast.

Nice is the capital of the Riviera, the largest city between Genoa and Marseille. It's also one of the most ancient, having been founded by the Greeks, who called it "Nike," or Victory. Because of its brilliant sunshine and relaxed living, it has attracted artists and writers. Among them were Dumas, Nietzsche, Apollinaire, Flaubert, Victor Hugo, George Sand, Stendhal, Chateaubriand, and Mistral. Henri Matisse, who made his home in Nice, said, "Though the light is intense, it's also soft and tender." The city has, on the average, 300 days of sunshine a year.