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              Le Palais de la Mediterranee

              Nice, France

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              About your stay

              By Elise Meyer, Jetsetter Correspondent

              Le Palais de la Mediterranee, a grande dame along Nice’s Boulevard des Anglais, opened in 1929, and for decades it was home to the social elite. With its immense marble atrium and elaborate casino/theater, the elegant hotel hosted performances by Edith Piaf and Josephine Baker before it gradually fell into disrepair in the 1970s. Fast-forward 30 years and many million euros, and Le Palais has been restored to its rightful glory. Today guests in the 188 rooms and suites get all the glamour of the past with the amenities of the present: a top-notch restaurant, a hopping bar-lounge and a luxurious indoor-outdoor pool with panoramic views.

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              Recommended by 97% of members.

              What we love

              • Chic Deco-modern design with a breezy, contemporary feel and classy details
              • Heated indoor-outdoor pool and Turkish bath
              • Annick Goutal toiletries in the spacious bathrooms
              • Complimentary WiFi
              • Light bites at the bar, complemented by great cocktails and wine
              • Tempting lady luck in the on-site casino

              What to know

              • City View rooms are quieter, but the view is mostly concrete
              • Free WiFi for your laptop, but using the business center’s computers can be costly
              • At $40 a night, on-site parking is expensive
              • Smoking is permitted in some rooms (but you can specify your preference)

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