Renowned for its glamorous atmosphere, Mediterranean beauty, and world-class events, this sovereign city-state offers an unparalleled blend of luxury, prestige, and stunning coastal views. We've handpicked the best hotels in Monaco based on expert recommendations and thousands of guest reviews. All of our recommended hotels have a review rating of at least 4 out of 5 stars.
Best cheap hotel: Hotel La Tonkine ex Olympia
Best boutique hotel: Boutique Hotel Miramar
Best luxury hotel: Hôtel Hermitage
The Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo is the definition of Belle Époque glamour, standing proud over Monaco’s harbor since the 1890s. Designed by architect Nicolas Marquet, the palace features a jaw-dropping winter garden covered by an intricate, umbrella-shaped glass cupola crafted by the legendary Gustave Eiffel. Inside, the grand Salle Belle Époque dining room boasts opulent pink marble columns and magnificent ceiling frescoes inspired by Fragonard.
Outside the front doors, the absolute best of the French Riviera is within a five-minute walk. You can test your luck at the legendary Casino de Monte-Carlo, catch a show at the opulent Opéra de Monte-Carlo, or marvel at superyachts filling Port Hercules.
Value for Money
79.41 %
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$1188
Housed in a striking Belle Époque building in Beausoleil, Hôtel La Tonkine (formerly Hotel Olympia) sits directly on the border of France and Monaco. Its new name pays homage to "Le Tonkin," a historic, colorful nickname for this hillside neighborhood where working-class accents once mixed. Inside, artistic director Valéry Depont completely reimagined the spaces, blending contemporary comfort with poetic, verveine-green interiors, custom murals, and classic bow windows.
The hotel serves as a perfect base for exploring the French Riviera. Guests are just a six-minute walk from the iconic Casino Monte-Carlo and Casino Square. The thrilling Circuit de Monaco Formula 1 track and the sprawling yachts of Monaco Harbour are also just minutes away.
Value for Money
88.43 %
Inaugurated in 1864 along the glamorous Place du Casino, the Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo is an absolute masterpiece of Belle Époque architecture. Originally designed by Godinot de la Bretonnerie, its grandeur was recently elevated through a massive multi-million-dollar restoration. In the legendary lobby, visitors eagerly rub the knee of the bronze equestrian statue of Louis XIV, a time-honored tradition said to bring good luck before entering the neighboring Casino de Monte-Carlo.
Beyond its iconic gaming tables, the palace boasts extraordinary features like a historic wine cellar housing over 350,000 bottles and the three-Michelin-starred Le Louis XV restaurant. Its prime location places guests right at the heart of Monaco’s cultural scene. The breathtaking Opéra de Monte-Carlo, the scenic Port Hercule, and the Oceanographic Museum are all within walking distance, making it the ultimate hub for European luxury.
Value for Money
80.11 %
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$1256
The Novotel Monte-Carlo features a contemporary Riviera design that mimics the sun and sea with bright, open spaces. A notable feature is its dedication to sustainability, earning the prestigious Green Key certificate for eco-friendly luxury. The property boasts an outdoor swimming pool wrapped in lush gardens, a hammam, and the Azzurra Kitchen, which serves dishes inspired by Rivieras around the world.
Location is everything here. The hotel sits steps from the Monaco-Monte-Carlo train station and the legendary Monaco Grand Prix F1 circuit. Iconic attractions like the glamorous Monte-Carlo Casino, the yacht-filled Port Hercule, and the Oceanographic Museum are a short walk away.
Value for Money
81.87 %
Designed by Pierre-Yves Rochon on a man-made peninsula, the Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort brought a splash of modern Vegas glitz to Monaco when it opened in 2005. Its standout feature is a massive, award-winning sandy-bottom lagoon that winds through four hectares of waterfalls and tropical gardens. The resort also plays host to the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters tennis tournament and features a two-Michelin-starred restaurant, Blue Bay.
Just outside, you can catch concerts at the neighboring Sporting Monte-Carlo or walk down Avenue Princesse Grace to Larvotto Beach and the serene Princess Grace Japanese Garden. The legendary Monte-Carlo Casino and the hairpin turns of the Monaco Grand Prix track are only a short stroll away.
Value for Money
74.47 %
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$1199
Le Méridien Beach Plaza offers a sleek, modern, glass-fronted contrast to Monaco's traditional Belle Époque architecture. The mid-century modern aesthetic pays homage to the glamorous 1960s jet-set era when the French airline brand first envisioned the chain. Strikingly, it stands out as the only hotel in the entire Principality to boast its own completely private beach, which directly overlooks a protected marine area.
Outside this beachfront sanctuary, guests are steps from the futuristic Grimaldi Forum cultural center. The beautifully serene Japanese Garden and the Monaco National Museum are just minutes away on foot.
Value for Money
80.37 %
Inaugurated by Princess Grace in 1975, the Fairmont Monte Carlo is a masterpiece of modern architecture built right over the Mediterranean Sea. Instead of scaling the cliffs, architects Jean Ginsberg and the Notari brothers designed it to hug the coastline, subtly incorporating an old railway station wall inside. Its claim to fame is sitting directly atop the Fairmont Hairpin, the absolute slowest and most thrilling turn on the Formula 1 Grand Prix calendar.
Step outside and you are in the beating heart of Monégasque luxury. The legendary Monte-Carlo Casino and the lavish Opera de Monte-Carlo are just a short walk away.
Value for Money
82.52 %
Overlooking the luxury yachts of Port Hercule, the Port Palace Monte-Carlo sits directly on Monaco's legendary Grand Prix racing circuit. Prince Albert inaugurated this boutique gem in 2003, unveiling chic, color-splashed interiors meticulously imagined by legendary Hermès designer Leïla Menchari. Every single room treats guests to sweeping Mediterranean vistas, complete with Carrara marble bathrooms and private jacuzzis.
Outside the front doors, the best of the principality awaits. A short stroll leads to the iconic Belle Époque Monte-Carlo Casino and the cliffside Prince's Palace. The historic Oceanographic Museum is nearby, offering stunning marine exhibits and unparalleled rooftop views.
Value for Money
86.17 %
The Columbus Monte-Carlo offers a refreshing alternative to Monaco’s standard ultra-formal luxury. Built in 1989 and co-founded by Scottish former Formula One driver David Coulthard, the hotel has long been a favorite retreat for Grand Prix champions seeking a more grounded place to unwind. It stands out for its chic, relaxed Riviera style, featuring modern accommodations wrapped in warm ochre and soothing ocean tones.
Right outside, guests can stroll through the beautiful Princess Grace Rose Garden. The hotel overlooks the Fontvieille marina and is within a short distance of the historic Prince’s Palace and the massive Oceanographic Museum.
Value for Money
84.51 %
Overlooking the yachts of Port Hercule, Boutique Hotel Miramar brings an intimate, nautical charm to the heart of Monaco. Originally built in 1956, this cozy gem bypasses grand resort scale for personal luxury, featuring just 14 custom-designed rooms wrapped in a sleek marine aesthetic.
The main draw is the panoramic rooftop terrace, offering spectacular views of the Mediterranean and the iconic Circuit de Monaco racetrack. Positioned perfectly for exploring on foot, the hotel places you minutes from major attractions like the legendary Casino de Monte-Carlo, the historic Prince's Palace, and the Private Cars Collection of Prince Rainier III.
Value for Money
85.56 %
Built in 1889 on land once owned by Pope Leo XIII, Hôtel Métropole Monte-Carlo is pure Belle Époque glamour. While Danish architect Hans-Georg Tersling crafted its grand neoclassical exterior, legendary designer Jacques Garcia masterminded the luxurious, tapestry-draped interiors. The hotel famously features original Picasso and Warhol artwork in its lobby bar, and an outdoor pool area masterfully designed by Karl Lagerfeld as a cinematic tribute to Homer’s Odyssey.
The hotel's crown jewel is the serene Spa Métropole by Guerlain, styled by architect Samy Itani using soothing mineral tones and delicate silk-paper sculptures. It features exclusive Riviera-inspired treatments like the "Monaco Glow" facial alongside a studio by celebrity pedicurist Bastien Gonzalez. Best of all, it places you right next to the iconic Casino de Monte-Carlo and the exhilarating turns of the Formula One Grand Prix track.
Value for Money
81.17 %
