Nice Hôtel Historique
Enjoy the experience of winter climatic resort with the Nice Hôtel Historique label
Listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, Nice ‘the Winter Resort Town of the Riviera’ witnessed the birth of tourism at the end of the 18th century, during its mild winters filled with light. With the Nice Hôtel Historique label, stay in an emblematic establishment of the era and experience the Riviera winter resort.
The label was created by the Nice Côte d’Azur Metropolitan Tourist Office in collaboration with the Nice World Heritage Mission. Its main objective is to promote hotels located within the UNESCO-listed perimeter, built before 1939 and which have since preserved their hotel function. The 3 levels of distinction (GOLD, SILVER and BRONZE) will enable you to enjoy a unique experience in these establishments.
Nice, the Winter Resort Town of the Riviera, listed by UNESCO ☀️
From 1760 to 1939, winter tourism shaped the city of Nice, which welcomed up to 150,000 winter visitors at the end of the 19th century. Described as the ‘salon of Europe’, Nice welcomed crowned heads, aristocrats, intellectuals, artists and industrialists to its hotels, which were genuine living spaces. The diversity of the accommodation available at the time is still evident today: palaces, hotels in character buildings, guesthouses, and their architectural quality bears witness to their excellent preservation. With this listing, UNESCO is recognising the Outstanding Universal Value of Nice’s heritage.
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💡 3 levels of distinction Nice Hôtel Historique :
Each level is based on specific criteria such as the heritage value and general atmosphere of the establishment, reflecting the standards of the Nice Hôtel Historique label.
- The BRONZE label identifies hotels whose façade and general atmosphere reflect the spirit of the Riviera winter resort;
- The SILVER label recognises, in addition, the historical coherence of the hotel’s common areas;
- The GOLD label is awarded to establishments that have, as a whole, maintained their historical coherence.
