Left at the hotel
Hotels along the Promenade des Anglais and the Carré d'Or hold what you leave behind. Have reception confirm they have it and can release it to a third party, give the booking name, and a courier does the rest.
Nice is the busiest city on the coast and the one where most things get left behind: a passport in a hotel safe on the Promenade, a laptop after a conference, a set of keys with an owner on the other side of town. A verified courier collects it and hands it over in person.
A verified courier picks something up at a Nice address and hands it over at another, within 50 km per mission, 24/7.
Hotels along the Promenade des Anglais and the Carré d'Or hold what you leave behind. Have reception confirm they have it and can release it to a third party, give the booking name, and a courier does the rest.
Nice Côte d'Azur is France's second airport and its two terminals are separate buildings. A handover happens landside, at drop-off or in the public hall, never past security.
A badge, a set of samples, the charger for the two o'clock presentation: the Acropolis and the conference hotels are ten minutes from the centre, and a run leaves when you ask for one.
Vieux-Nice, Carré d'Or, Le Port, Cimiez, Libération, Riquier, Fabron
Promenade des Anglais, Gare de Nice-Ville, Aéroport Nice Côte d'Azur (T1, T2), Place Masséna, Palais des Congrès Acropolis
Yes, landside. A courier hands the item over at drop-off or in the terminal's public hall, T1 or T2 depending on your flight. They cannot pass security or reach a gate, so plan the handover before you go through, and tell us your deadline before you book.
On the real route between the two addresses, from €8.90, shown before you confirm. The coast rate is higher than the Paris one.
Yes, 24/7, at the same price as daytime.