Perched along the iconic Promenade des Anglais, Hôtel Mercure Nice Marché aux Fleurs 4* captures the rhythm of a city where sea and city life converge. Its pale ochre façade glows against the Riviera sun, while inside, textured fabrics and warm tones create a calm retreat from the bustling streets. Rooms frame glimpses of the shimmering Mediterranean and the vibrant flower market nearby, allowing guests to feel seamlessly connected to the city’s pulse. 

Outside, Old Nice reveals a kaleidoscope of experiences. Fragrant flower stalls and bright produce line the market, while hidden squares invite lingering over a café au lait.  Climbing Castle Hill offers panoramic vistas of terracotta roofs against turquoise waters, and art enthusiasts can explore MAMAC for contemporary bursts of creativity.

Classic Rooms are cosy and enveloping, with warm tones and soft fabrics that soothe the senses. Some open onto a balcony, offering views of the quiet courtyard or the terracotta rooftops and winding streets of Old Town, where sunlight plays across textured walls and the city’s gentle rhythm drifts in.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

The hotel’s prime seafront location immerses guests in the rhythm of the Mediterranean. Sun-warmed sand cushions every step, and the sparkling water invites invigorating swims or quiet pauses where the body is soothed by the ebbing waves. The scent of salt and distant flowers fills the air, and the gentle wind encourages a sense of calm throughout the day.

Outside the hotel, the Promenade des Anglais offers the perfect route for seaside walks, cycling, or leisurely exploration. Guests can try paddleboarding along the glittering shore or simply lie on the sand, breathing in the refreshing sea air while waves lap gently nearby, offering a naturally restorative escape.

Opt for an atypical experience where your creativity will be put to the test, and compose your own perfume at the prestigious Maison Molinard. Guided by an expert, you'll discover Molinard's know-how and leave with a unique creation.

Discover the mysteries of Sainte Marguerite Island on a 15-minute boat trip to this paradise overlooking the Bay of Cannes, and head to one of the many creeks for a swim in crystal-clear waters.

Explore the magnificent Hanbury Botanical Gardens in Ventimiglia, a unique site in Europe home to over 5,800 species of plants in an exceptional historical and landscaped setting overlooking the sea.

Discover Nice's must-sees in a fun way with a Segway tour suitable for beginners, combining initiation, exceptional panoramas and immersion in the heart of the city.

Explore the French Riviera at your own pace with the Côte d’Azur France 2025 Pass, a multi-activity pass giving you access to over 100 sporting, cultural and family experiences at discounted rates, between the Mediterranean and the Alpes-Maritimes.

Nestled along the Mediterranean coast, Nice is a city that seamlessly blends rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning natural beauty. Beyond its renowned Promenade des Anglais and bustling Old Town, Nice offers a wealth of lesser-known attractions that provide a deeper insight into its unique character.

Must-See:

• Palais Lascaris: A Baroque masterpiece housing a remarkable collection of musical instruments.
• Jardin du Monastère de Cimiez: A tranquil garden offering panoramic views and a glimpse into monastic life.
• Cathedrale Saint-Nicolas: An impressive Russian Orthodox cathedral showcasing exquisite architecture.

Culinary Culture:

Nice's culinary scene is a harmonious blend of Mediterranean and Italian influences, characterised by fresh, local ingredients. Staples such as olives, tomatoes, and aromatic herbs feature prominently in dishes like socca (a chickpea flour pancake) and pan bagnat (a traditional sandwich). The city's markets, notably the Cours Saleya, are vibrant hubs where these ingredients come to life.

Dive Deeper:

For those seeking a more intimate experience, consider exploring the Château de Crémat, a historic winery offering tours and tastings. Alternatively, the Zitto Speakeasy provides a unique ambience for cocktail enthusiasts.

Good to Know:

The local currency is the Euro (€). Nice enjoys a Mediterranean climate, with warm, dry summers and mild winters. The city is well-connected by public transport, including trams and buses, facilitating easy exploration of its diverse attractions.