Students are free to make their own housing arrangements in Nice. Thomas Jefferson School of Law has arranged for discounted student housing at four residence facilities in Nice. Each of these locations offers basic but comfortable accommodations, including a fully-equipped kitchen, bathroom, linens and towels (changed weekly), satellite TV, central air conditioning, and telephones. Laundry facilities are available in the buildings and in nearby laundromats; fax service is available at the reception desks. Rooms at the three residences vary in size, and some may not be as large as American hotel rooms.

Additional information about housing arrangements in Nice, including detailed instructions for making reservations and payment, and for help with finding roommates, will be made available to students who have registered for the program. Each residence has a very limited number of rooms available, so students are advised to make housing arrangements early. Students who elect to stay in program-organized housing will check in on Saturday, June 21 and check out on Saturday morning, July 19. The discounted rates indicated below are only available for the duration of the program.

Citea
12, Av. de la Californie,
Nice, France 06200
Telephone: 011.33.4.97.07.28.00
Fax: 011.33.4.97.07.28.01
Email: nice.magnan@citea.com
Web site: http://www.citea.com

Citea offers three options: a studio apartment with one queen-size bed for one person or for a couple; or a studio for two with two twin beds; or a one-bedroom apartment for three people. The one-bedroom apartments have two separate rooms, one being a bedroom with two twin beds or a double bed, and the other a living room with a pull-out sofa-bed. Citea is located just one block from the beach, approximately 5 minutes from the Law School, and it has a swimming pool. Space is limited.

Residence Citadines-Buffa
21 Rue Meyerbeer
Nice, France 06000
Telephone: 011.33.4.97.03.28.50
Fax: 011.33.4.93.16.18.32
Email: buffa@citadines.com

Citadines-Buffa offers two sizes of studio apartments for one or two people, or one-bedroom apartments for three people. The one-bedroom apartments have two separate rooms, one being a bedroom with two twin beds or a double bed, and the other a living room with a pull-out sofa bed. The Citadines-Buffa is centrally located in downtown Nice, near the pedestrian mall and shopping district. It is approximately a 15-20 minute walk to the Law School and a short walk to the beach.

Residence Citadines Promenade
3-5 Blvd.
Francois Grosso
Nice, France 06000
Telephone: 011.33.4.93.97.95.00
Fax: 011.33.4.93.44.93.88

Citadines Promenade offers studios for one or 2 people or a one-bedroom apartment for three people, like the accommodations in Citadines-Buffa described above. The Promenade is newer and closer to the Nice Law School than the Citadines-Buffa, but more expensive. It is one block from the beach.

Quality Suites Nice Excellior
179 Promenade des Anglais,
Nice, France 06200
Telephone: 011.33.4.97.07.82.00
Fax: 011.33.4.97.07.82.01
Email: info@excellior-nice.com
Web site: http://www.excellior-nice.com

Excellior offers three options: a studio for two with two beds or one double bed, a one-bedroom apartment for three or four persons with an ocean view; or a one-bedroom apartment for 3 or 4 persons without an ocean view. This is the most luxurious of all the residences and has a fully-equipped apartment with a terrace overlooking the Mediterranean sea, but it more expensive than Citea or Citadines-Buffa. The Excellior is a 5 or 10 minute walk to the Nice Law School and across the street from the beach.

Cost of housing for 28 days:
The cost, based on a 28-day occupancy from June 21 to July 19 for apartments at Citadines Buffa, Citadines Promenade, Citea or Excellior will vary, depending on the number of roommates and type of room selected. Basic room rates, including tax (.70 Euros per day per person), are indicated below. Charges such as telephone, laundry, etc. are additional. Note that the number of rooms in each category is limited; we will do our best to accommodate each student's housing preference, but ask that students be flexible, as we cannot guarantee that a particular location or room choice will be available. Housing is on a first-come, first-served basis. Housing on the French Riviera during high season is expensive and difficult to find if you wait until the last minute. If you desire the least expensive housing, you need to contact Christina Becker at Thomas Jefferson School of Law at cbecker@tjsl.edu by April 15, 2008.

Citea:
- Studio for l 1204 Euros
- Studio shared by 2 1512 Euros
- 2 room apartment 1820 Euros
- 2 room apartment shared by 3 666 Euros per person

Citadines Buffa:
- Small studio for 1 1736 Euros
- Small studio shared by 2 756 Euros per person
- Larger studio for 1 2016 Euros
- Larger studio shared by 2 1008 Euros per person
- 2 room apartment 2324 Euros
- 2 room apartment shared by 3: 774 Euros per person

Citadines Promenade:
- Small studio for 1 2296 Euros
- Small studio shared by 2 1148 Euros per person
- 2 room apartment 3444 Euros
- 2 room apartment shared by 3 1148 Euros per person

Excellior:
- Studio for 1 2128 Euros
- Studio shared by 2 1064 Euros per person
- 2 room apartment ocean view (for 3) 3864 Euros per room
- 2 room apartment Rue Californie (for 3) 3444 Euros per room

Alternative Housing Options
If you are interested in information about alternative housing options in Nice, please call us at 619.374.6363 or email us at niceprogram@tjsl.edu Be aware, however, that the summer is high season in Nice and across the French Riviera; this will be reflected in prices and availability.