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One of the smallest – and richest – countries on the planet, famous for its annual Grand Prix, lavish gourmet restaurants and gleaming super-yachts crowding out the marinas over summer, Monaco is neatly sandwiched between France and Italy on the fabled French Riviera. Its reputation as a billionaire’s tax haven is transcended by the glamour of its opulent palaces, its exotic gardens and its dramatic hillside setting overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
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Novotel Monte Carlo
4,5/53210 ReviewsOur Novotel Monte-Carlo terraces, gardens and Riviera-inspired decor will immerse you in a relaxed atmosphere as soon as you arrive in Monaco. We have everything you need for a rejuvenating stay. Order detox juices by day and cocktails by night at our Azzurra Kitchen restaurant offering dishes full of Mediterranean flavor. Need to work? Use one of our 12 meeting rooms or our Wojo coworking space.
Book Novotel Monte CarloAparthotel Adagio Monaco Palais Josephine
4,3/5602 ReviewsLocated right on the border of the Principality of Monaco, the Adagio Monaco Palais Joséphine is just a few minutes from the Monaco convention center and the casino. 99 spacious and air-conditioned apartments, ranging from studios for 2/3 people to 3 roo ms accommodating 5/6 people. The Aparthotel is in the heart of the vibrant Belle Epoque district of Beausoleil, with its palm tree-lined pedestrianized street and many shops. A rooftop pool and indoor car park are provided for your convenience.
Book Aparthotel Adagio Monaco Palais JosephineAparthotel Adagio Monaco Monte Cristo
4,3/5605 ReviewsThe Adagio Monaco Monte Cristo, thanks to its central location right on the doorstep of Monaco, boasts easy access to all parts of the Principality. With 78 very comfortable airconditioned new apartments, ranging from 2 or 3 person studios to 2 bedroom a partments for 5 or 6 people, this hotel is an ideal place to stay whether on a business trip or an escapade through the French Riviera.
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Book Fairmont Monte-Carloibis Styles Menton Centre
One of the smallest – and richest – countries on the planet, famous for its annual Grand Prix, lavish gourmet restaurants and gleaming super-yachts crowding out the marinas over summer, Monaco is neatly sandwiched between France and Italy on the fabled French Riviera. Its reputation as a billionaire’s tax haven is transcended by the glamour of its opulent palaces, its exotic gardens and its dramatic hillside setting overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
Book ibis Styles Menton CentreNovotel Nice Centre Vieux Nice
4,2/51095 ReviewsNovotel Nice Centre Vieux Nice guarantees relaxing moments on your business and family stay on the French Riviera thanks to its rooftop with pool and 360 degrees view of the old town, sea and hills. Enjoy our chefs Nicoise flavors on the garden terrace and a glass under the moonlight. Our hotel also offers five meeting rooms with natural daylight and fiber WIFI to stay connected. A question? Our top team will help.
Book Novotel Nice Centre Vieux Niceibis Styles Nice Vieux Port
4,3/51064 ReviewsThe charming hotel ibis Styles Nice Vieux-Port is located in the heart of the riches of the Côte d'Azur, an ideal location for your family leisure stays. For business trips, benefit from the proximity of the convention center and the 2 tram stops outside the hotel. Spacious bedrooms with WiFi and catering offer in the bar, open every day until midnight. Ideal after working in the Wojo coworking center.
Book ibis Styles Nice Vieux PortMercure Nice Marché aux Fleurs Hotel
4,3/5715 ReviewsMercure Nice Marché aux Fleurs enjoys a prime location in Old Nice on Promenade des Anglais facing the Mediterranean. Access the 4* hotel and its 49 rooms in 20 min by tram from the airport or by train. Backing onto Cours Saleya and its flower market, it's the ideal base to enjoy the Dolce Vita of Nice. Stroll through the narrow streets of the old town or relax on the beach. Welcome to the French Riviera!
Book Mercure Nice Marché aux Fleurs Hotelibis Nice Centre Notre Dame
4,2/5609 ReviewsThe friendly team at the ibis Nice Centre Notre-Dame economy hotel welcomes you to Nissa or Niça as we call it in Occitan! Discover the charm of the Old Town, explore captivating museums, lose yourself in the excitement of carnival and enjoy a stroll by the sea while admiring the backdrop of majestic mountains. For more info on our services and for local recommendations, do not hesitate to contact us.
Book ibis Nice Centre Notre DameMercure Nice Centre Notre Dame Hotel
4,3/51406 ReviewsThe Mercure Nice Centre Notre-Dame has the only Nice rooftop with a 360° view of the sea, the city and the mountain, plus a Sky Lounge bar, swimming pool and bioclimatic veranda with jacuzzi for total rooftop relaxation. Our hotel also comes with a 21,500 ft² private garden, fitness room and a meeting room for organizing your conferences. The good times start here!
Book Mercure Nice Centre Notre Dame HotelMercure Nice Centre Grimaldi Hotel
4,3/5915 ReviewsMercure Nice Centre Grimaldi is a 4-star hotel in the centre of Nice, 500 m from Promenade des Anglais and the beaches. Located at the gates of the Old City, enjoy visiting everything on foot. Soak up the warm ambiance of a 1930 Art Deco building with a luxurious stay in our comfy rooms in carnival colors. Need sun and blue sky? Take a rejuvenating break on our superb rooftop overlooking the city.
Book Mercure Nice Centre Grimaldi HotelMercure Nice Promenade des Anglais Hotel
4,0/51394 ReviewsDip your feet in the water and stay in a room with a sea view at the Mercure Nice Promenade des Anglais. No. 1 on Nice his famous avenue, you can take in Baie des Anges from our hotels modular lounge for private or business events, to its breakfast room where you can sample regional products. For total relaxation, we have partnered with Rhul private beach. Book your deckchair for some sun on the Cote d Azur.
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What to Do in Monaco
The roots of this glitzy little principality stretch back several millennia to when its sheltered harbour was commandeered by the ancient Greeks. It subsequently changed hands between France and Italy several times over the centuries, before being acquired by the Grimaldi family in 1419. Apart from a short hiatus following the French Revolution, they have ruled over their pocket-sized domain ever since. Today people visit to explore the glamorous quartier of Monte Carlo, rub shoulders with bronzed celebrities on the beaches and enjoy the vibrant nightlife in Monaco bars. If you're looking to book Monaco hotels, our choices cover a 4-star luxury hotel with a swimming pool, plus family-centric apartment-hotels for longer visits. Wherever you decide to stay, the good news is that our hotels are all within walking distance of Monaco's big-hitting attractions.
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One of the best things to do in Monaco is to take a self-guided walking tour. Distances are short and you can easily scan the principality from east to west on foot. But when people talk about 'Monaco', many actually mean Monte Carlo. The streets of this diminutive but fabulously wealthy district are lined with globally known designer boutiques, Michelin-starred restaurants and sophisticated nightclubs. Monte Carlo is home of the famous Casino; it's not only the heart of high-rolling Europe – the building is also exquisite, built in 1878 by Charles Garnier and decorated with sumptuous, multi-coloured marble, onyx, gilding, frescoes and chandeliers. Even if gambling is not for you, peep into the ornate atrium for a visual treat. The neighbouring Opéra de Monte-Carlo is another of Garnier's glittering masterpieces – if you're lucky enough to get tickets for a concert or recital (our hotel concierges may be able to help organise this), we recommend that you dress formally for the occasion. Other special things to do in Monte Carlo include a wander amid the exotic palms in the Jardins de la Petite Afrique or a stroll through the zen-inspired Princess Grace Japanese Garden, with its shady bamboo hedges, mini bridges and traditional tea house. And of course, a walk along the seafront will bring you to Port Hercule marina, where some of the most expensive and extravagant powerboats and mega-yachts in the world are just waiting to be admired. Heading along the seafront promenade towards Monaco-Ville (also known as Le Rocher), the mellow-cream Prince's Palace sits high on a rocky crag overlooking the bay. In summer it's open for tours of its opulent apartments decked out with 15th-century frescoes and Louis XV gold furniture. Close by, across the landmark Place du Palais, is the snowy-white Saint Nicholas Cathedral, burial place of the Grimaldi royal family. The tangle of streets around the palace reveals a cluster of museums, encompassing anthropology exhibits, naval history and the private car collection of Prince Rainier. Quite the most impressive is the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco, housed in a spectacular Belle Époque mansion and showcasing The Shark Lagoon in Monaco's only aquarium.
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Everywhere you look in Monaco, there's a view of the glittering Mediterranean Sea, and no recommendation of the principality's many tourist attractions would be complete without a mention of Monaco's best beach. Although most are owned by beach clubs, the sandy strip at Larvotto is free to everyone, a blissful spot for sunbathing and Monaco activities like hiring jet skis or hopping on boat trips along the Riviera coastline. Better still, Larvotto is backed by al fresco Monaco bars and restaurants, where you can sip a glass of fizz and watch the occasional movie star drift by. For a glimpse into the 'real' Monaco beyond the tourist spots, pay a visit to Solarium Beach on the southern side of Port Hercules. This unusual new addition to the beach scene is a stepped, concrete floating jetty, popular with local swimmers and divers and also beloved of workers who come here to eat picnic lunches and catch an hour in the sun.
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Thanks to its cosmopolitan population, Monaco's restaurant scene ranges from award-winning haute cuisine in elegant Monte Carlo dining rooms to a whole host of restaurants, cafés and beach bars serving up dishes with global influences. In short, it's as easy to find sushi and tacos – especially in the casual harbourside eateries around Port de Fontvieille – as it is Provençal bouillabaisse in Monaco's restaurants. Look a little deeper, however, and you'll learn that Monaco does have a gastronomic style of its own: a rich fusion of Provençal cooking and Italian flavours. The streets of Monaco-Ville turn up a multitude of places serving Monégasque specialities including barbajuan, a bite-sized puff pastry treat filled with ricotta and herbs; sweet fougasse bread decorated with nuts and raisins; and stocafi, a dish of dried cod spiced up with tomatoes and olives. The principality also offers its own take on dishes originating in nearby Nice, including pizza-like pissaladière and thin, chickpea socca pancakes. Monaco may not produce its own wines, but it can choose fine vintages from across Provence to serve in its restaurants. And of course – this being Monaco after all – who can resist a glass of chilled champagne to accompany a leisurely lunch or dinner looking out over the Med?
When to Visit Monaco
One of the most prestigious areas to stay in the principality is along the seafront boulevards, so look for Monaco beach hotels with pools and romantic al fresco dining in restaurants with Mediterranean Sea views. Monaco hotel prices are sometimes more affordable in the hilly streets leading away from the beachfront; here we have accommodation options with swimming pools and spectacular views of the coastline from rooftop terraces. If you're on a business trip or looking to stay awhile in Monaco with the family, our other choice offers spacious apartments and studios – and still with the same fantastic views.
Getting to Monaco
The mild winters and hot summers experienced along the Côte d'Azur make Monaco a pleasure to visit any time of year. However, Monaco tourism comes into its own between spring and early autumn – visit then to experience its buzzy vibe, beaches packed with tanned celebrities and sleek boats lining the marinas before their annual mass-migration to the Caribbean for the winter. And one of Monaco's main events is the annual Grand Prix, held in late May or early June, when motor-racing fans arrive in their thousands to line the steep streets and cheer the F1 drivers along.
The nearest airport is Nice Côte d'Azur Airport (40 minutes by car – book an airport hotel if your plane is coming in late), which serves national and international flights. Taxi, limousines and helicopters are all available at the airport for your onward journey into Monaco, while AirportXpress shuttle number 110 departs Terminal 2 and runs to Monaco's seafront promenade. Monaco is easy to access by rail, with SNCF's high-speed, direct TGV services arriving at Gare du Monaco from Paris, where there are Eurostar connections. Local trains cover much of the Riviera, and Trenitalia connects with Italian cities including Venice and Milan. If you pick up a hire car at the airport, leave the tolled A8 autoroute at Exit 56/57 for Monaco.
