Holiday Inn Nice-Port St Laurent, an IHG Hotel

We stayed here to be near the hotel and thought we could on the beach for a day before leaving. We ended up going to Nice. The hotel is so old & run down, smells like mold, ect. We never stay at Holiday Inns—but for Catfished big time by their images. Stay at the Sheraton—closer to airport and much nicer.

Convienent close to mall and airport but far from city and touristic busy areas

Excellent staff. They were great team of hard working people. The view from our room was priceless. Airport shuttle service was very helpful not only for arriving in but also for city excursions. We saved a lot of money by using the shuttle service.

Loved staying at this place. Staff was super nice and helpful. Lots of good food options right there on or next to the property. Transportation to the airport. Great place!

Our flight back to Helsinki was cancelled and we needed a room for one night because our reservation at the first hotel ended. Personnel at the Holiday Inn hotel warmly welcomed us and arranged us the room already in the morning when we arrived there. They wanted us to be able to get most out of our visit. Lovely people, very positive experience!

We stayed for 5 nights over the Easter holidays. The first very positive point to make is around the staff - everyone we engaged with was so polite and helpful, going out of their way to make our stay as smooth as possible. The location of the hotel is only a short walk to the train station and the CAP3000 mall, with so many dining options to choose from along the sea front (Chez Max was great!). Where the hotel falls a bit short is on the overall upkeep of the rooms themselves. They are quite dated and in need of some TLC or refurbishment, with areas of peeling wallpaper, scuffs on the walls, etc. Mind you the price of the hotel reflects this I think, and as long as you prepare yourself for a three star stay as other reviews have said, you'll be absolutely fine. It's also worth noting that much of the building has been converted into privately owned apartments, so the size of the building doesn't reflect the size of the hotel at all and it's actually a fairy quiet and small hotel. Breakfast and the airport shuttle were also a huge plus!!

Absolutely amazing experience! The location 10 minutes from train to Cannes Antibes & rest of the med. 10 minutes to the airport. Private beach Private courtyard Fantastic breakfast & happy hours! The staff were 5 stars!! Helpful knowledgeable & kind. Salva & Damien are standouts!! If I were w Michelin & this was a restaurant-minimum 2 stars. Oh and get the ocean view worth the extra € Can't wait to come back for the film festival

Excellent stay..great location..free airport shuttle bus

The service from the front desk to the person who drove us to the airport was friendly, efficient and professional. Best way to end our vacation in Southern France.

Hotel forms only a part of a 5-storey residential block. Rooms are very comfortable but some have WCs and bathrooms separate for which we moved to a complete bathroom but still without bidet. Due to the crescent shape of the building, sea views are partial while many non sea facing rooms view railtrack behind service road. The only food on site is a cold buffet breakfast and limited-menu room service. The restaurant is across a sidewalk effectively on the beach. There is no bar or even tea/coffee facilities other than than the room. Drinking water available. here is no pool or fitness facilities. Euro 20 per days parking is 3 floors down in a secure car park over 100 m. from hotel reception. The modern CAP3000 shopping arcade is at about 400m - it has a wide range of shops including Galleries Lafayette and Monoprix. There is a short beach-side walk wth about 25 restaurants/bars. The hotel feels isolated from the small town due to the intervening coast roads and railway track. These also make it a good jumping off point for travel.