Villa Otero
Boutique hotel accommodation for visitors to Nice, near the city’s train station
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Villa Otero
Villa Otero is a boutique hotel in a Belle Époque-style villa in Nice, offering guest rooms and direct booking.
The hotel serves visitors to Nice and the French Riviera. It is part of HappyCulture and received a B rating in an environmental assessment covering emissions, resource use and purchasing.
The company is headquartered in Nice and was founded in 1957.
Product: Boutique hotel accommodation in Nice, with 38 rooms.
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