this property is beautiful and just near the beach and promende des anglais we were 5 actually my family and we really enjoyed our stay bat the hotel the beakfast provided and the rooms are fully air conditioned . the proerty makes you feel at home and is very comforatble place to put up when you are going for lo,g... More

We were guests at the Cronstadt for 4 nights this past June/July 2012. This is our third time to this sweet hotel tucked away beside the Negresco, and we were pleased as before. The tranquility and quietness amidst the blur of people in Nice is what is appealing in terms of location. Once on the sidewalk, it's a quick turn... More

Lovely family run small hotel in the middle of everything ! Steps away from the Negresco 5 star hotel

I have stayed at the Cronstadt on an annual basis over the recent years. It is comfortable, fairly priced, and quiet. Also, the owners have always been very helpful and friendly.

We stayed in April, 2009. The owners were very helpful regarding restaurants and parking. You can't find a better location for the price! The hotel is clean and charming.

In March 2009, we stayed at the Cronstadt for the 4th time. It is two minutes' walk from the sea, Promenade des Anglais and from excellent local buses to all the towns along the coast. The hotel is quiet, simple but clean and the owners have always been very helpful to us. That's why we keep going there!

Good location close to the beach however about the only positive thing about this place . The owners are unfriendly and condescending. Really old fashion and not even a proper reception. try some else

I stayed here for three nights in June with my husband. The lady of the house was friendly and helpful, if a little strict about not hanging socks and underwear to dry in the bathroom. (She actually took my husband's socks out of the bathroom, whilst we were out and tumble dried them - most bizarre!) Anyway, if you behave... More

There is one compelling reason to stay here - the comedy factor. The owner is a cross between Victor Meldrew and Basil Fawlty. We haven't laughed out so much in such a long time. Mind you, on another occasion, we might've cried. Go on, treat yourself to a laugh.