Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo
Belle Époque palace meets contemporary Monaco glamour. Marble colonnades, crystal chandeliers, and a sweeping lobby set the tone — but the rooms are refreshingly restrained after the renovation, leaning into muted palettes and blonde wood rather than full-on gilded excess.
Le Bar Américain is open to non-guests — it's one of the best people-watching spots in Monaco without paying for a room.
Why It Matters
Le Louis XV was the first hotel restaurant in the world to earn three Michelin stars. The hotel ranks #36 on the World's 50 Best Hotels 2025. Its wine cellar holds roughly 400,000 bottles across 6,000 varieties — including an 1803 cognac — managed by 14 sommeliers. The Princess Grace Suite spans 983 m² across two floors. And the building sits literally on the Monaco Grand Prix circuit.
Monaco's most storied hotel has stood directly on Place du Casino since 1864, and it still carries that weight. A 2019 renovation by architect Richard Martinet and interior designer Pierre-Yves Rochon brought the gilded Belle Époque palace fully up to date — muted hues, blonde wood, art deco motifs — without losing the palatial grandeur that has attracted royalty, movie stars, and racing drivers for over 160 years. The world's largest hotel wine cellar sits below. Three Michelin stars shine above. And the Formula 1 circuit runs right outside the door.
Where You'll Stay
11 room types available
Deluxe Room – City or Patio View
Step up from the Superior, with city or patio views. Refined interiors with muted hues and blonde wood from the Pierre-Yves Rochon renovation. Marble bathrooms throughout.
Diamond Suite
7 diamond suites forming the apex of the hotel's offering below the two signature suites. Some include private pools. Palatial dimensions with panoramic terraces.
Exclusive Room – Casino View
Front-row seat to Monaco's most famous square. Watch the supercars roll up to the Casino de Monte-Carlo from your own window. A genuinely cinematic perch.
Exclusive Room – Harbour View
Port Hercule and the Mediterranean fill the window. These rooms are a notch up in both size and position, and the harbour view is genuinely spectacular, especially at sunset.
Exclusive Room – Sea View
Open Mediterranean views with the blue of the sea stretching to the horizon. These rooms are among the most sought-after in the standard tiers.
Junior Suite
41 junior suites in total. Separate living area, generous dimensions, marble bathrooms with bath and shower. Elegant furnishings with noble materials throughout.
Prestige Room – Patio View
Larger than the Deluxe, these rooms look over the interior patio courtyard framed by marble colonnades and palm trees. Refined palette with art deco motifs.
Prince Rainier III Suite
The largest suite in the hotel: 830 m² of interior space plus 350 m² of outdoor space. The outdoor portion includes a private infinity pool overlooking Place du Casino. The only suite in Monaco where you can swim laps while watching the F1 circuit directly below.
830 sqmPrincess Grace Suite
983 m² spread across two floors with two vast terraces. This is arguably Monaco's most storied suite — a jaw-dropping space with spectacular sea and city views, multiple bedrooms, private dining, and amenities at a level that very few properties on earth can match.
983 sqmSuite
48 suites offering significant living space, terraces, high-end details including walk-in wardrobes and high-tech entertainment systems. Views of the Mediterranean, Casino Square, or the interior patio depending on category.
Superior Room – Patio View
Entry-level rooms at this hotel, which is saying something. Look past the 'superior' label — these are still elegant spaces with simple lines and precious materials following the 2019 renovation. Patio views overlook the interior Jewellers' Courtyard. PRM accessible options available.
The Property
Eat & Drink
6 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Hotel guests receive privileged access to the legendary Casino de Monte-Carlo, directly across from the hotel. The casino features 40 gaming tables and is one of the world's most famous gaming establishments.
An open-air courtyard within the hotel property lined with prestigious jewellery houses. Guests can browse and take tea in this uniquely Monaco setting. Press-for-service buttons mean you never have to leave.
The hotel sits directly on the F1 circuit on Place du Casino. During Grand Prix weekend, guests have the best possible grandstand position without leaving the property. Special packages available including 4-night stays from €31,250.
Hotel guests get priority lounger access at the Monte-Carlo Beach Club. Open since 1928, it features an Olympic-sized saltwater pool, terracotta diving board, retro parasols, a private beach, water sports, and four restaurants.
The hotel's cellar is the world's largest hotel wine cellar — roughly 400,000 bottles across 6,000 varieties, managed by 14 sommeliers. Private tours can be arranged. Bottles include Le Pin, Petrus, Romanée Conti, and an 1803 cognac.
360° virtual tour of the hotel including lobby and spa, accessible online.
A nearly 860 m² rooftop wellness club reserved exclusively for hotel guests, featuring an outdoor swimming pool, sun terrace, and fitness area with sea views. The perfect daytime retreat above Monaco.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Multiple meeting, banqueting, and conference rooms available, including the historic Salle Empire ballroom classified as a historic monument.
Buffet breakfast served daily 7:30 AM – 11:00 AM. Available for a fee; can also be included in select packages.
Free loyalty programme earning points across all SBM establishments — hotels, casinos, restaurants, spas, and shows.
Pets welcome. Hotel offers pet check-in kits. Charges may apply.
Resort concierge service with made-to-measure experiences, priority reservations, and access to all SBM group establishments across Monaco.
The hotel holds Green Globe Gold eco-certification.
Valet parking available on-site for a fee.
Airport transfers available (surcharge). Helicopter shuttle from Nice Côte d'Azur Airport takes approximately 7 minutes. Car transfer takes approximately 25-35 minutes for the 25 km journey.
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