The Best Hotel in Monaco

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Hotel prices skyrocket during the Monaco Grand Prix, so reserve as far ahead as possible. That goes for festivals like the Printemps des Arts as well. No matter the time, however, hotels cost more here than in nearby Nice or Menton. For the frugal, Monaco is the ultimate day trip by train.

Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo

$$$$ | Sq. Beaumarchais, 98000, Monaco

The epitome of elegance and discretion, this hotel is where the gold-plated crowd comes not to be seen, and, even if you don’t stay here, visit the lobby to admire Gustav Eiffel's glass-dome Art Nouveau vestibule. The best rooms (including the Princely Diamond Suite from €25,000 a night and with a housekeeper to unpack your bags) face the sea or angle toward the port. Start with drinks at the Crystal Bar before heading to the Michelin-starred Pavyllon Monte-Carlo by chef Yannick Alléno, with its glamorous terrace offering sweeping views of the port and palace. Or enjoy the art of sushi at L'Abysse  Ask about the V.I.K. program for children, which includes access to the kids' play room and "Little Connoisseurs" workshops.

Pros

  • Unrivaled meals and views in Michelin-starred restaurant
  • Best lobby bar in Monaco
  • Free guest access to Thermes Marins wellness center

Cons

  • Very expensive
  • Can be noisy
  • You have to leave at some point
Sq. Beaumarchais, 98000, Monaco
377-98–06–86–83
Hotel Details
278 rooms
No Meals

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