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Accommodations and accessibility: Radisson Blu base, room upgrades and walking expectations
Summary
The tour stays seven nights at the Radisson Blu in Nice with optional sea‑view room upgrades; Andrew recommended practical walking shoes for cobblestone and hilltop sites and said the typical touring stretches are about 2 to 2.5 hours with free afternoons for independent exploration.
Andrew named the Radisson Blu as the tour hotel and noted the benefit of a single‑hotel 'spotlight' stay — guests 'unpack once' while using Nice as a base for day trips. He said standard rooms are included with a sea‑view upgrade available for an additional charge, and that solo rooms (single occupancy) are limited and often first‑come, first‑served.
On walking and mobility, Andrew advised that guided walking segments typically last about 2 to 2.5 hours (with stops) and that terrain varies from cobblestone lanes to promenades and hilltop villages; he encouraged comfortable shoes and checking the itinerary or speaking with the tour manager about mobility concerns. For rooming preferences, he explained European hotels often use double or single bed terminology rather than 'queen' or 'king.'
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