Are you looking for a luxury palace, resort or boutique hotel? You’ll find all these different types of accommodation in the Principality. All that’s left to do is choose where to sleep in Monaco, a city legendary for its Formula 1 Grand Prix, its magnificent Palais Princier and its Casino immortalized by the 7th art. Don’t wait any longer to discover one of the most luxurious places in the world!
In this article, you’ll find all the answers to your questions, starting with a selection of our favorite hotels, followed by a detailed presentation of the 10 best hotels in Monaco, before discovering the neighborhoods of this unusual city.
This review is completely independent, based on our experiences. We visited the area anonymously, making our own choices, and paying all our bills in full.
The best hotels in Monaco: our 5 favorites
If you don’t want to read the whole list of hotels and why we love them, here’s our quick answer with our favorites in every corner of Monaco, and why you’ll have a wonderful stay here!
Best resort hotel: Monte-Carlo Bay Hôtel & Resort
We highly recommend this 4-star hotel, which was our favourite resort hotel, but not only! In fact, it’s our favorite hotel in the Principality, all types included. We were enchanted by its exceptional lagoon! It’s an outdoor pool surmounted by bridges, with various places to have a drink, or simply relax in the sun with your feet in the water, overlooking the sea. This place was incredible!
See photos, prices and availability.
Best 5-star palace: Hôtel Hermitage
Monaco is associated with luxury, not least because of its 3 5-star palaces, which are among the most luxurious establishments in the world. They are concentrated in the central Monte-Carlo area. Our favorite is the Hôtel Hermitage, with its Belle Époque style, housed in a huge listed palace with an elegant Eiffel dome. If you like chic surroundings, this is the hotel for you!
See photos, prices and availability.
Best boutique hotel: Hôtel Miramar
In terms of originality, this small boutique hotel is our favorite. We loved its marine-inspired decor, such as the hallway floor, which gave us the impression of walking on sand! We thought it was smart that the room configuration was modular, and were won over by the quality of service and the rooftop.
See photos, prices and availability.
Best hotel with a view: Port Palace
The Port Palace is a 4-star hotel located in Port-Hercule. We loved its chic restaurant on the 6th floor, with terrace. It is surrounded by bay windows. Even the ceiling is made of glass and looks out onto the outside! We had breakfast there and found the view of the port sublime, although unfortunately it was raining.
See photos, prices and availability.
Best hotel in Fontvieille: Colombus Hôtel
The Colombus Hotel is a 3-star establishment, but includes many of the amenities of a higher-ranked hotel (outdoor pool, gym, restaurant…). We particularly liked its contemporary, elegant decor, as well as its surroundings. Located in front of the Princess Grace Rose Garden and along the seafront, this accommodation offers a calm and pleasant setting.
See photos, prices and availability.
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Where to sleep in Monaco: best districts
Is spending the night in Monaco worth it?
We think spending a night in Monaco is well worth it if you want to visit all the must-sees (and not just the Rock, home of the Prince’s Palace!). In this case, you’ll need to spend several days on site. Sleeping in Monaco will enable you to take full advantage of the Principality’s assets (gastronomy, nightlife…), and above all to save time on your commute. Although they are relatively short, there are often steep climbs and few crosswalks, which can be tiring!
Accommodation in or around Monaco?
The advantage of sleeping at Monaco-même? Easy access to most tourist attractions, and excellent restaurants. Of course, it’s more affordable to sleep on the French side of the border, as in Beausoleil. On the other hand, your journey times will undoubtedly be longer. However, it’s easy to get around the Principality:
- by bus,
- by cab,
- on foot (ideal for getting a feel for Monaco’s layout, but tiring due to the many climbs and stairs, as public elevators are slow),
- with the Monaco Bus Tour,
- with Le Petit Train Touristique (departure and arrival at the Oceanographic Museum).
The best areas to stay in Monaco – map
A map to orient you with the 3 districts where to sleep in Monaco will soon be available! Please note that we have deliberately excluded the Monaco-Ville district, better known as the Rocher, which has no hotels.
Sleeping in Monte Carlo
It’s the Principality’s most famous district, but also its most luxurious and largest. It can be divided into 2 zones, one being the center, where you’ll find emblematic tourist sites (tourist office, Casino), 5-star palaces, gourmet restaurants, nightlife (clubs, opera, theater) and luxury boutiques. The second is Larvotto, where the beach of the same name stretches out, with restaurants, resort hotels and numerous residences. This district is the densest in Monaco.
Benefits:
- in the center, easy access to iconic tourist sites, hotels, gourmet restaurants and luxury boutiques.
- in the center, an area with easy access to the rest of Monaco.
- swimming at Larvotto.
- lively nightlife (casinos, operas, clubs, bars, etc.).
Disadvantages:
- Potential noise: heavy traffic, nightlife, many tourists.
- Limited parking: downtown Monte Carlo is a very popular area, so there may not be enough spaces in the underground parking lots.
- Don’t stay here if you’re not comfortable in luxury circles.
- Very high urban density: don’t sleep in Monte-Carlo if you don’t like high-rise buildings, which can make you feel suffocated.
- Lack of amenities: there are few or no affordable shops, pharmacies or supermarkets.
- Work in the Larvotto area: there’s a lot of work going on in this area, where the new Portier district on the sea is being built.
Our favorite hotels:
In the Larvotto area, we recommend the Monte-Carlo Bay Hôtel & Resort, with its superb lagoon overlooking the sea – see photos and availability.
In the center of Monte Carlo, we recommend the legendary Hôtel de Paris, combining old-world charm and modernity – see photos and availability.
Sleeping at La Condamine
Monaco’s 2nd largest district, La Condamine includes the Port-Hercule area, occupied by yachts, and numerous museums, notably on the heights of the district, which offer superb panoramic views of the Rock. It’s a lively district, especially with the Place d’Armes market.
Benefits:
- Beautiful old buildings give an idea of what Monaco was like in the past.
- Neighborhood with tourist attractions (Prince Rainier Automobile Collection, Jardin Exotique…).
- Lively district with many shops, restaurants and the Place d’Armes market.
- Amenities (supermarkets, pharmacies, etc.).
- Centrally located in the Port-Hercule area, between Monte Carlo and the Rock.
- Easy access to the Rock and its many tourist attractions (Prince’s Palace, Cathedral, Oceanographic Museum).
- Close to the train station.
Disadvantages:
- In the harbor area, potential music from yacht parties.
- The heights of the district are poorly served by transport and are difficult to access (steep climbs).
Our favorite hotels:
We recommend the Hôtel Miramar, a boutique hotel whose decor plunges you into a boat! – see photos and availability.
We recommend the Port Palace for its view of Port Hercule and the Rocher from its La Môme restaurant – see photos and availability.
Sleeping in Fontvieille
Fontvieille is a neighborhood on a human scale, more like a French seaside resort. There is less urban densification and you’ll find many amenities in this family-friendly, residential area of Monaco. We liked this area for its harbor: it’s great to walk up to the lighthouse at the end of the harbor breakwater, and admire the sea as far as the eye can see!
Benefits:
- Tranquility, a neighborhood that is not overly urbanized.
- The beauty of the Port de Fontvieille, especially at night with the view of the illuminated Rock (Palais Princier, Oceanographic Museum and Cathedral).
- Amenities: restaurants and shops, especially along the harbor.
- Easy access to certain tourist sites (Princess Grace Rose Garden, Stamp Museum, Animal Garden, etc.).
Disadvantages:
- If you’re looking for a luxury experience, don’t stay in this neighborhood.
- The neighborhood is less well served by public transport than the others, and can seem out of the center of town.
- Nightlife is not well developed.
Our favorite hotel:
We recommend the Colombus Hotel, a quiet establishment with contemporary decor – see photos and availability.
Sleeping in Beausoleil
Beausoleil is a French commune bordering Monaco. It may be worth staying there to save money. Monte Carlo is within easy walking distance of Beausoleil. Don’t worry, there’s no tangible border: we crossed over to the French side without even realizing it!
Benefits:
- Savings on the price of accommodation.
- Numerous amenities (supermarkets, pharmacies, etc.).
- Easy access to Monte Carlo, on foot.
- A less luxurious, more family-oriented environment.
Disadvantages:
- A less luxurious, more family-oriented environment.
- Lesser immersion in Monegasque culture (you won’t see portraits of the Prince in any of Beausoleil’s hotels!)
- Longer travel times, more difficulties getting to certain tourist sites.
- It’s not so easy to enjoy Monaco’s nightlife (clubs, gourmet restaurants…).
Our favorite hotels:
We recommend the Hotel Olympia, an elegant building just a 5-minute walk from the center of Monte Carlo – see photos and availability.
We also recommend the Appart Hôtel Adagio Monaco Palais Joséphine, with its outdoor swimming pool on the roof terrace – see photos and availability.
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When to book your hotel
Monaco is one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations, as evidenced by its cosmopolitan, English-speaking character. The Principality also plays host to international events such as the Monaco Yacht Show at the end of September and the famous Monaco Grand Prix in May. Hotels are in full swing, and prices are skyrocketing! We therefore advise you to book your hotel as early as possible before your departure to benefit from the best prices and, above all, to have plenty of choice! Don’t hesitate to check out the hotels available for your dates.
Some additional tips
- Parking: we advise you to bear in mind that free outdoor parking in Monaco is virtually impossible. Most of the parking spaces are in paid underground parking lots (note, however, that parking is free if you stay less than 1 hour). You can opt for the ZAC Saint-Antoine parking lot in Cap d’Ail, which will cost you €4 for 2 hours, instead of 7 hours in a parking lot inside the Principality.
- Public transport in town: Several bus lines serve the various districts of Monaco, and you can even check traffic in real time on the official website here! Choose to pay by contactless credit card or via the Monapass app. If you wish to pay in cash, the rate will be more expensive and you’ll need to top up!
- Cabs: in Monaco, cab fares are fixed. Whatever your journey, it will cost you €18! For more information, visit the official Monaco cab website here.
- If you’re staying in a 5-star luxury hotel, we recommend that you take good care of your appearance and arrive by car. Don’t forget to tip valets, baggage handlers and cleaning staff. He will visit your room at least once a day. If you don’t want to be disturbed, don’t forget to put the sign on your door handle!
Where to eat in Monaco
Monaco has a great choice of restaurants, and there really is something for every taste and style! We’ve tried out a few for you, and they’ll be featured in our next article on the best restaurants to eat in Monaco:
- Restaurant Le Pavyllon – chef Yannick Alléno’s 1-star restaurant offering bold Mediterranean cuisine at the Hôtel Hermitage.
- Restaurant Chez Pierre – refined bistro cuisine that revisits the classics of French gastronomy.
- Restaurant Beef Bar: a chic restaurant specializing in the preparation of exceptional meats.
OUR TPS FOR RENTING YOUR CAR IN Provence
- Compare prices on our preferred platform: DiscoverCars – one of the best rated sites.
- Choose a car that is powerful enough (the roads are steep) but compact (some passages are narrow).
- Think of thecomplete insurance (some roads are tortuous and narrow).
- There is a lot of demand, book it early.
1. Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort
Why stay at the Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort?
This 4-star resort hotel is our favorite in Monaco! We were seduced by its size and luxurious contemporary decor. Our room was comfortable and modern, with a pleasant balcony. But above all, we were won over by this establishment’s splendid lagoon! It’s actually an outdoor pool topped by several decks, with various places to have a drink, or simply relax in the sun with your feet in the water, overlooking the sea. This place was incredible. No wonder Formula 1 drivers like Max Verstappen are regular customers!
Practical information
- Neighborhood: Monte-Carlo/ Larvotto.
- Type: luxury/ resort.
- Price range: 4 stars.
- Restaurant: yes.
- Family rooms: yes.
- Facilities: PRM access, 1 indoor pool, 1 outdoor pool, terrace, spa and wellness center with hairdresser and beautician, gym, airport shuttle, room service.
- Parking: yes, with valet parking (€35/day).
- See photos, prices and availability – and book!
Read our article on the Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort.
2. Meridien Beach Plaza Hotel
Why stay at the Hôtel Meridien Beach Plaza?
Although we preferred its neighbor, the Monte-Carlo Bay Hôtel & Resort, the Meridien Beach Plaza, also a resort, is very pleasant. It has the advantage of a private beach and sublime pools, one completely outside, as well as one inside but which can open onto the outside. Add to this a top-quality gym, a beautiful sea view and contemporary decor, and you’ll immediately feel like you’re on vacation in this luxury establishment. Our other favourite? Contemporary art displays in the lobby, with works available for purchase.
Practical information
- Neighborhood: Monte-Carlo/ Larvotto.
- Type: luxury/ resort.
- Price range: 4 stars.
- Restaurant: yes.
- Family rooms: yes.
- Facilities: PRM access, terrace, swimming pools (indoor and outdoor), sauna, private beach, bars, gym, airport shuttle, room service.
- Parking: yes, with valet parking (€65/day).
- See photos, prices and availability – and book!
Read our article on the Hôtel Méridien Beach Plaza.
3. Hotel de Paris
Why stay at the Hôtel de Paris?
Quite simply, it’s Monaco’s most emblematic and legendary hotel. Housed in an elegant building dating from 1864, it’s ideally located next to the Casino de Monaco, on the famous Place du Casino. One of its restaurants, Le Louis XV, is just as famous. Alain Ducasse’s 3-star Michelin restaurant! With its swimming pools, gym, wine cellar and American piano bar, you’re sure to enjoy your stay at this exceptional establishment.
Practical information
- Neighborhood: Monte-Carlo/ Centre.
- Type: luxury.
- Price range: 5 stars.
- Restaurant: yes.
- Family rooms: yes.
- Facilities: terrace, bars, swimming pool, spa and wellness center, gym, airport shuttle, room service.
- Parking: yes, with valet parking (€48/day).
- See photos, prices and availability – and book!
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4. Hermitage Hotel
Why stay at the Hôtel Hermitage?
The Hôtel Hermitage is Monaco’s second best-known 5-star luxury hotel. It’s housed in a beautiful historic Belle Époque building, which can even be seen below from the Port-Hercule. Inside, you’ll need a map to find your way around, as the hotel is huge. The decor, whether in the common areas or the bedrooms, is chic and rococo. In addition to a swimming pool and gym, you’ll find several bars, as well as chef Yannick Alléno’s succulent 1-star restaurant, Pavyllon. We really appreciated its contemporary furnishings, which contrasted with the atmosphere of the rest of the establishment. And don’t miss the Eiffel dome in the reception area of the second building!
Practical information
- Neighborhood: Monte-Carlo/ Centre.
- Type: luxury.
- Price range: 5 stars.
- Restaurant: yes.
- Family rooms: yes.
- Facilities: terrace, spa and wellness center, gym, swimming pool, airport shuttle, room service.
- Parking: yes, with valet parking (€40 / day)
- See photos, prices and availability – and book!
Read our article on the Hôtel Hermitage.
5. Hôtel Métropole Monte-Carlo
Why stay at the Hôtel Métropole Monte-Carlo?
This is the Principality’s latest 5-star hotel. This establishment is also located in the center of Monte-Carlo, just above Metropole Shopping Monte-Carlo. It doesn’t face directly onto the road, which means it can offer its customers a certain amount of peace and quiet. The decor is classic and rococo, except in certain areas such as the Spa, designed by architect Didier Gomez. He also designed Yoshi, the Côte d’Azur’s only Michelin-starred Japanese restaurant. If Asian cuisine isn’t your thing, you can enjoy gourmet Mediterranean cuisine at Christophe Cussac’s Les Ambassadeurs restaurant, or lunch at L’Odyssey, designed by Karl Lagerfeld.
Practical information
- Neighborhood: Monte-Carlo/ Centre.
- Type: luxury.
- Price range: 5 stars.
- Restaurant: yes.
- Family rooms: yes.
- Facilities: terrace, swimming pool, spa and wellness center, gym, airport shuttle, room service.
- Parking: yes, with valet parking (€42 / day).
- See photos, prices and availability – and book!
6. Fairmont Hotel
Why stay at the Fairmont Hotel?
The Hôtel Fairmont is located on the most legendary corner of the Monaco Grand Prix circuit: the Fairmont Harpin. This 4-star establishment features classic decor in both guest rooms and public areas. We especially appreciate our privileged location overlooking the sea, enhanced by large bay windows on the first floor. It’s very pleasant to have lunch in the restaurant in the main hall, with this incredible view! The Fairmont also features Nobu, a restaurant serving traditional Japanese cuisine, and 2 rooftop restaurants open from April to October. The rooftop terrace is the highlight of this establishment, which also boasts an outdoor swimming pool.
Practical information
- Neighborhood: Monte-Carlo.
- Type: luxury.
- Price range: 4 stars.
- Restaurant: yes.
- Family rooms: yes.
- Facilities: PRM access and adapted rooms, terrace, spa pool and wellness center, gym, airport shuttle, room service.
- Parking: yes, with valet parking (€75 / day)
- See photos, prices and availability – and book!
7. Miramar Hotel
Why stay at Hotel Miramar?
We were delighted to discover this boutique hotel! We like establishments that have a strong identity in their decor, and we were well served! This small hotel has a marine atmosphere. Everything, from the corridors to the rooms, is designed to make you feel like you’re in a boat. However, each room has its own theme, and they are all modular. This originality is a welcome addition to the Principality’s classic hotel offering. Finally, the rooftop is really pleasant, overlooking Port-Hercule and the Rocher in the background. The perfect setting for a memorable breakfast!
Practical information
- Neighborhood: La Condamine / Port-Hercule.
- Type: boutique hotel.
- Price range: 3 stars.
- Restaurant: yes.
- Family rooms: no.
- Facilities: PRM access and adapted rooms, rooftop, daily maid service and wake-up service.
- Parking: no.
- See photos, prices and availability – and book!
Read our article on Hôtel Miramar.
8. Columbus Hotel
Why stay at the Columbus Hotel?
We ended our stay in Monaco at the Colombus Hôtel. Having previously slept in upscale establishments, we feared a sharp contrast with this hotel. On the contrary, we were pleasantly surprised, right from the reception and its beautiful contemporary decor. Our room wasn’t very bright or well soundproofed, but it was well laid out, and the bedding was comfortable. The restaurant, Le Tavolo, was top-notch, as was the service, especially the baggage handlers. Its location in the Fontvieille district was a real coup de coeur, as you can be at the Princess Grace Rose Garden or the seaside in just a few minutes’ walk! Please note that you have to leave the hotel to get to the outdoor pool.
Practical information
- Neighborhood: Fontvieille.
- Type: boutique hotel.
- Price range: 3 stars.
- Restaurant: yes.
- Family rooms: yes.
- Facilities: PRM access, terrace, outdoor pool, small gym, room service.
- Parking: yes, with valet parking (€40 / day).
- See photos, prices and availability – and book!
Find out more in our article dedicated to the Columbus Hotel.
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9. Port Palace
Why stay at the Port Palace?
The Port Palace is adjacent to the Hotel Miramar. Despite having an extra star, we were disappointed by the decor of this establishment, which could do with a refresh, but above all by the inadequate soundproofing. We heard music coming from the port most of the night. Please note, however, that the hotel will soon be undergoing renovations. These drawbacks aside, we loved the hotel’s restaurant, La Môme, where we had breakfast. Located on the 6th floor, surrounded by bay windows, it offered us one of our best views of Monaco (even though it was raining!).
Practical information
- Neighborhood: La Condamine / Port-Hercule.
- Type: boutique hotel.
- Price range: 4 stars.
- Restaurant: yes.
- Family rooms: yes.
- Facilities: PRM access, terrace, room service, gym.
- Parking: yes, with valet parking (€45/day).
- See photos, prices and availability – and book!
Our article on our experience at Port Palace.
10. The Maybourne Riviera
Why stay at the Maybourne Riviera Hotel?
We’ve chosen to mention this hotel last in our list because it’s not located in Monaco itself, but in the neighboring French commune of Roquebrune-Cap-Martin. However, this is an exceptional establishment, offering only rooms with a sea view. The architecture of this design hotel is very open to the outside world. From the common areas and swimming pool, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Monaco. Afterwards, you can relax in the spa or gym, or enjoy international cuisine in the restaurant.
Practical information
- Neighborhood: Roquebrune-Cap-Martin.
- Type: luxury.
- Price range: 5 stars.
- Restaurant: yes.
- Family rooms: yes.
- Facilities: PRM access, terrace, spa and wellness center, outdoor pool, gym, airport shuttle, room service.
- Parking: yes, with valet parking (€50 / day).
- See photos, prices and availability – and book!
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Cheap hotels in Monaco
Here are some inexpensive but quality hotels in Monaco:
- Colombus Hôtel: 3-star establishment in the Fontvieille district – see photos and availability.
- Novotel Monte-Carlo: good value for money for this 3-star hotel with contemporary decor and just a few meters from Place du Casino – see photos and availability.
If you’re looking for the comfort of a hotel and the privacy of a private rental, here’s a list of top-rated, affordable accommodations:
- Apartment 500m from Larvotto Beach (Monte-Carlo district): bedroom, living room, bathroom and fully equipped kitchen – see photos and availability.
- Apartment with terrace (Larvotto Monte-Carlo area): an apartment with garden and sea views, and a rooftop pool! – see photos and availability.
- Apartment 6min from Place du Casino (Monte-Carlo Centre district): affordable accommodation with ideal downtown location and small balcony – see photos and availability.
Cheap hotels in Beausoleil
Beausoleil is a French commune located just behind the Principality. It’s the ideal way to visit Monaco on a budget. Here are some interesting hotels in Beausoleil:
- Hotel Olympia: a 3-star hotel in an elegant building just a 5-minute walk from the center of Monte Carlo – see photos and availability.
- Hôtel Capitole: a 3-star classic-style hotel 300m from the Casino de Monte-Carlo – see photos and availability.
- Appart Hôtel Adagio Monaco Palais Joséphine: a contemporary decor for this establishment located 5 minutes from Place du Casino, and featuring an outdoor swimming pool on its rooftop terrace – see photos and availability.
- Appart Hôtel Adagio Monaco Monte Cristo: located 60m from the station, it offers spacious, modern rooms – see photos and availability.
- Odalys City Beausoleil Les Hauts de la Principauté: this 3-star hotel is located at the foot of Mont des Mules, and features rooms with balconies offering superb views of the Mediterranean – see photos and availability.
OUR TPS FOR RENTING YOUR CAR IN Provence
- Compare prices on our preferred platform: DiscoverCars – one of the best rated sites.
- Choose a car that is powerful enough (the roads are steep) but compact (some passages are narrow).
- Think of thecomplete insurance (some roads are tortuous and narrow).
- There is a lot of demand, book it early.
Other hotels around Monaco
The area around Monaco is magnificent, with many hotels, especially luxury ones. If you’re in the car and ready to get away from the Principality, here are a few establishments to consider:
- The Maybourne Riviera: a 5-star design hotel with breathtaking views of the Mediterranean and Monaco – see photos and availability.
- Monte-Carlo Beach: a magnificent 5-star establishment located 500m from Monaco, in the commune of Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, with a swimming pool overlooking the Mediterranean and a private beach – see photos and availability.
- Hôtel Cap-Estel: just a 20-minute drive from the center of Monaco, this exceptional 5-star establishment in the French commune of Èze is a luxurious jewel on the sea, in a verdant setting with private beach – see photos and availability.
- Château Eza: attracted by castle life? Choose this hotel, housed in a medieval castle perched in the pedestrian village of Èze. This exceptional establishment boasts splendid sea views, Louis XIII-style rooms and a gourmet restaurant – see photos and availability.
