As she awaits the birth of her twins, Angelina Jolie chose a hospital that helps the poor — but also comes with a spectacular view.

The Fondation Lenval, where Jolie is being monitored, is a 133-bed hospital in Nice, France, that specializes in the care of children and teens. Established in 1884, it has a history of treating children whose parents do not have the resources for medical care.

According to local paper Nice-Matin, Jolie is staying in a pre-booked suite of four rooms, each of which go a relatively affordable $200 a night. The hospital is one of the most modern-looking in the south of France, with a blue glass building fronting the world-famous Promenade des Anglais on the Mediterranean sea. At least half of the rooms overlook the Mediterranean. (Just down the street at the renowned Palais de la Mediterranee hotel, a seaview suite goes for more than $2,300 a night.)

The hospital suite could be Jolie's home for quite some time. Her obstetrician, Dr. Michel Sussmann, said Wednesday that she could give birth anytime "in the next weeks."