Best for
Stay at the Metropole for a central Monte-Carlo break, with the gardens and architecture around Casino Square just steps from the hotel.
Best for
Stay at the Metropole for a central Monte-Carlo break, with the gardens and architecture around Casino Square just steps from the hotel.
What makes it special
Arrange the hotel's Grace Kelly itinerary to explore places linked to the princess, with a multilingual guide and transportation included in the experience.
Room to consider
Consider the Family Suite for children up to ten, whose dedicated bedroom and bathroom give them their own space beside the parents' suite.
Insider tip
Book spa treatments between 10 AM and 7 PM, as the spa's longer opening hours do not extend the appointment schedule.
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Hotel Metropole Monte Carlo sits in the Carre d'Or, close to Casino Square, its gardens and the boutiques of central Monaco. Behind the Belle Epoque facade, the atmosphere is more sheltered than the address might suggest. Jacques Garcia's interiors give the public rooms a decorative warmth, while a pool designed by Karl Lagerfeld brings outdoor space into this city-center setting.
The property opened in 1886 on land that once belonged to Pope Leo XIII. Its history remains visible in the architecture, though the interiors have a character of their own. Fabrics, lighting, artwork, marble, and classical references create a sense of layered comfort. It belongs to Monaco's more dressed-up world, with enough variety in its restaurants and shared spaces to accommodate a less formal afternoon.
The room looks toward Monte-Carlo or the hotel’s cypress avenue, depending on its position. A French balcony forms part of the traditional setting. The bedroom has a writing desk and closet, with carpet across the floor.
White Carrara marble lines the bathroom, where individual rooms have a bathtub or a shower. An adjoining room can be requested, and this arrangement carries an extra charge.
The room looks toward Monte-Carlo or the hotel’s cypress avenue, depending on its position. A French balcony forms part of the traditional setting. The bedroom...
Mahogany furniture and textured fabrics set a traditional tone in the bedroom. A floral headboard, cream carpet and writing desk near the window feature in selected rooms. The colors and furniture vary, as does the outlook: rooms face either Monte-Carlo or the hotel’s cypress avenue.
Marble, sandstone and mahogany finish the bathroom, which has a bathtub and jet shower. Rooms have either one or two basins. This category can connect with another room, a junior suite or a suite.
Mahogany furniture and textured fabrics set a traditional tone in the bedroom. A floral headboard, cream carpet and writing desk near the window feature in...
Jacques Garcia gives the suite a bright setting with a Mediterranean influence. A sofa and writing desk furnish the room, which also has carpet and a closet. The French balcony has a garden or city outlook, depending on the room.
White Carrara marble finishes the bathroom. The bathing arrangement varies between a bathtub and a shower.
Jacques Garcia gives the suite a bright setting with a Mediterranean influence. A sofa and writing desk furnish the room, which also has carpet and...
Mahogany furniture and embroidered fabrics give the bedroom a richly patterned character. Selected rooms use blue or yellow wall designs, with upholstered chairs and a small round table. Natural light falls across the veined Calacatta Borghini stone at the bar.
The rooms sit on the second or third floor, facing the city or Allée Toscane. Gray marble and ivory stone finish a bathroom with either a bathtub or an Italian-style shower. A connection can link the room with another Premium Room or a Prestige Junior Suite.
Mahogany furniture and embroidered fabrics give the bedroom a richly patterned character. Selected rooms use blue or yellow wall designs, with upholstered chairs and a...
Colefax fabrics and mahogany furniture give the bedroom its character, with Calacatta marble at the bar. Walls have blue or yellow patterns in selected rooms. Two upholstered chairs surround a small table near the window.
The outlook faces the city or Allée Toscane. Pale stone, gray and bronze tones feature in the bathroom, which has a bathtub or a walk-in shower depending on the room. This category can connect with another Prestige Room.
Colefax fabrics and mahogany furniture give the bedroom its character, with Calacatta marble at the bar. Walls have blue or yellow patterns in selected rooms....
The bedroom opens into a sitting area with wide windows, and cotton and velvet fabrics run through the interior. A traditional layout pairs a floral sofa and armchair with a dark coffee table and orange curtains.
Marble, sandstone and mahogany shape the bathroom, which includes a bathtub, jet shower and two basins. These junior suites occupy either the ground floor or higher floors. A connecting Deluxe Room can form part of the arrangement.
The bedroom opens into a sitting area with wide windows, and cotton and velvet fabrics run through the interior. A traditional layout pairs a floral...
Embroidered Colefax and Fowler fabrics give the bedroom a modern, patterned character. The design also uses limed ash and laurel-green leather. A central desk doubles as a vanity beside the sitting area. Some interiors have blue or yellow patterned walls, with a pale sofa or armchair.
The bathroom uses gray, ivory and bronze tones. A freestanding cast-iron bathtub stands beside a walk-in shower and two basins. Floors and finishes vary, with dark-and-light bathroom tiles among the individual designs.
Embroidered Colefax and Fowler fabrics give the bedroom a modern, patterned character. The design also uses limed ash and laurel-green leather. A central desk doubles...
Floral fabrics give some rooms a traditional style, while other designs use patterned walls and modern furniture. Sofas and armchairs furnish the sitting area, with their arrangement varying between rooms. Some modern rooms have a central desk; others pair a pale sofa with red cushions.
The bathroom has a bathtub, shower and two basins. Some bathrooms use brown marble and wood; others have light stone around a freestanding tub. The junior suite can connect with a room, another junior suite or a suite.
Floral fabrics give some rooms a traditional style, while other designs use patterned walls and modern furniture. Sofas and armchairs furnish the sitting area, with...
An entrance with a dressing area leads into an apartment with a separate living room and bedroom. A desk forms part of the lounge, where selected traditional interiors pair a cream floral sofa and armchair with a dark coffee table. Double doors connect the two main rooms.
Jacques Garcia’s design combines light tones, textured fabrics and warm materials. The suite occupies a high floor and looks toward the city or Odyssey pool. Marble, sandstone and mahogany feature in the bathroom, alongside a bathtub, jet shower and two basins.
An entrance with a dressing area leads into an apartment with a separate living room and bedroom. A desk forms part of the lounge, where...
The suite is on the third floor, with an outlook over the city or Allée Toscane.
Warm colors and hand-embroidered Colefax fabrics link the bedroom with its separate lounge. The furniture mixes modern and classic styles, with the design varying from suite to suite. Some interiors have a patterned headboard and light furniture. Sofas, armchairs and a round table furnish the lounge, which also has a writing desk.
Veined Calacatta Borghini stone appears at the bar. Pale stone lines the bathroom, which has a bathtub, walk-in shower and two basins.
Warm colors and hand-embroidered Colefax fabrics link the bedroom with its separate lounge. The furniture mixes modern and classic styles, with the design varying from...
This high-floor apartment has a bedroom and a separate living room with a desk and armchair. Jacques Garcia’s design combines light tones and textured fabrics with classic wood furniture. In some bedrooms, two armchairs and a small round table stand near the window.
An internal doorway connects the bedroom and lounge. Marble, sandstone and mahogany finish the bathroom, which has a bathtub, jet shower and two basins. The precise furniture and finishes vary between individual suites.
This high-floor apartment has a bedroom and a separate living room with a desk and armchair. Jacques Garcia’s design combines light tones and textured fabrics...
The suite can connect with a Prestige Suite or Prestige Junior Suite.
The top-floor apartment has a bedroom and a lounge with contemporary furniture and works of art. Traditional layouts use pale upholstered seats, patterned fabrics and red curtains, with a chandelier in the living room. Large doors connect the lounge to the terrace and its outdoor seating.
The bedroom has a dressing room. Marble, sandstone and mahogany line a spacious bathroom with a bathtub and two basins. A large jet shower and a separate guest toilet are also provided. Furniture and finishes vary between layouts.
The top-floor apartment has a bedroom and a lounge with contemporary furniture and works of art. Traditional layouts use pale upholstered seats, patterned fabrics and...
The suite is on the ground floor and can connect with a Deluxe Room.
Honey-colored parquet and Pierre Frey fabrics feature in Jacques Garcia’s design, alongside woodwork. The lounge has works of art and a library of more than a hundred books. Large windows bring light into the suite. Some traditional layouts pair pale bedroom fabrics with white armchairs in the adjoining lounge.
A dressing room forms part of the apartment. Marble, sandstone and mahogany line the bathroom, which has a corner bathtub. A large jet shower and two basins complete the bathing area.
Honey-colored parquet and Pierre Frey fabrics feature in Jacques Garcia’s design, alongside woodwork. The lounge has works of art and a library of more than...
The 190 m² covers the main suite, including its terrace. An adjoining Deluxe Room adds the second bedroom.
Honey-colored parquet and Pierre Frey fabrics feature in Jacques Garcia’s design of the main apartment. Some interiors have purple velvet sofas and armchairs, wood shelves and framed portraits. The lounge also has a library of more than a hundred books. Large glass doors open from the living room to a terrace with outdoor seating and a dining table.
A dressing area and vanity form part of the bedroom. A leafy wall pattern and padded purple headboard appear in one bedroom design. The marble bathroom has a bathtub and jet shower, along with two separate basins.
Honey-colored parquet and Pierre Frey fabrics feature in Jacques Garcia’s design of the main apartment. Some interiors have purple velvet sofas and armchairs, wood shelves...
Room categories include Deluxe, Deluxe Premium and Prestige, with junior suites providing more space. Jacques Garcia's Mediterranean palette runs through the collection, but dimensions and outlooks differ. A Deluxe Room measures 23 to 33 square meters, while a Prestige Room spans 32 to 44 square meters. Compare the specific category's size and view when choosing, particularly for a longer stay.
The signature suites give a clearer sense of place. The Azur Suite overlooks the Casino gardens and part of the Grand Prix circuit. The Prestige Suite has a private terrace, while the Carre d'Or Suite's larger terrace opens toward the Mediterranean. A Deluxe Sea View Suite is another option for a sea outlook. These distinctions matter more than a suite label alone: some accommodations bring the city into view, while others make outdoor space the main attraction.
The Family Suite joins a Deluxe Junior Suite for parents to a Just for Kids Deluxe Room. On the fifth floor, its 69 square meters face the city. Sabrina Monte-Carlo Kids designed the children's space for ages up to 10, with a trundle bed, a crib for younger guests and a dedicated bathroom. Parents have their own lounge area and dressing room. The connecting layout gives children a room of their own while keeping the family together.
Families planning a summer visit should ask about the Kids Club program for their dates, including age limits and supervision. A connected suite and a children's activity program are separate arrangements.
Dining is a major part of the hotel. Les Ambassadeurs by Christophe Cussac is the flagship restaurant and has two Michelin stars. Cussac's cooking centers on the Mediterranean, with a preference for a small number of clearly defined flavors on each plate. The dining room, designed by Jacques Garcia in bronze, ivory and gold, gives dinner a sense of occasion. Elegant evening attire is required.
Bread and dessert trolleys make service part of the meal, with pastry chef Patrick Mesiano responsible for the sweets. A Chef's Table places a small party inside the kitchen, and a private salon provides a separate setting for a group. The restaurant also has a terrace. This is an evening worth allowing time for, especially when the meal itself is the reason for staying in Monaco.
Yoshi offers a different scale and cuisine. Didier Gomez designed the roughly 40-seat Japanese restaurant, with windows looking onto a garden by Jacques Messin. Nigiri, teppanyaki and sake-marinated black cod give a sense of the menu, while sake pairings extend the Japanese focus. The smaller room and garden outlook make it a distinct alternative to Les Ambassadeurs, rather than a second version of the same formal dinner.
Zia at Odyssey brings an Italian Dolce Vita spirit to the poolside setting designed by Karl Lagerfeld. Chefs Manon Santini and Rocco Seminara shape its Italian menu, which includes pizza alongside other dishes. Zia is the warmer-season restaurant; in the cooler months, Odyssey Restaurant serves Mediterranean cooking. The poolside dining concept therefore depends on the season, even though this outdoor area remains central to the hotel's identity.
The Lobby Bar is the place for a quiet drink, a meeting, or a pause between shopping, dinner, and the casino district. Wood paneling, velvet seating and book-lined alcoves continue Garcia's approach. Works by Picasso, Francis Bacon and Andy Warhol share the room with a changing floral installation. Coffee, lunch, tea and cocktails give it a role throughout the day, so it is useful for more than a drink before dinner.
Spa Metropole by Guerlain has ten treatment rooms, including the individual Rose Cherie Suite and the Imperial Suite for two. The wellness facilities include a hammam, sauna, sensory shower, ice fountain and cold plunge. A Technogym-equipped fitness room and a Pilates and yoga studio give exercise its own space. The white interiors, warm wood and tissue-paper sculptures by Claudine Drai create a lighter setting than the hotel's richly furnished public rooms.
Guerlain's hotel-specific treatments include Golden Sand, Monaco Glow and Puissance du Rocher. Golden Sand uses a heated quartz treatment table with massage of the face, hands and feet. Monaco Glow focuses on facial care, while Puissance du Rocher combines face and body work with stretching.
The spa also houses the Pedi:Mani:Cure Studio by Bastien Gonzalez for hand and foot care, as well as a Guerlain boutique. A treatment appointment can fit between a morning out and dinner, while the separate fitness and thermal areas make a longer visit possible.
Odyssey is the hotel's pool and outdoor world, imagined by Karl Lagerfeld. Heated seawater fills the pool, which is screened by palms and cypress trees. Eighteen backlit glass panels depict the journey of Ulysses, giving the setting an identity beyond the usual rows of loungers. Double sunbeds and a terrace provide space to linger alongside the water.
Access is reserved for hotel guests and Club Metropole Monte-Carlo members. With the spa adjacent, the pool can form the center of a quieter day at the hotel, between visits to the casino district.
The address is 4 avenue de la Madone, a short walk from Casino Square and its gardens. The Cafe de Paris area and Metropole Shopping Monte-Carlo are close by. Port Hercules is also within reach for yacht events and time by the harbor. This central position suits a Monaco visit built around restaurants, shopping or the Grand Prix, although being near the circuit does not make every room a race-view room.
Nice Cote d'Azur Airport is around 30 kilometers from Monaco. A road transfer generally takes about 45 minutes, depending on traffic. Helicopter transfers involve a flight to Monaco's heliport followed by a separate drive to the hotel. Monaco Monte-Carlo railway station is about a 15-minute walk away. For outings beyond the principality, the coastal roads connect with Nice and Eze, with Cap Ferrat and the Italian border also within reach.
Palms and cypress trees screen the Odyssey pool from the surrounding city, giving hotel guests a sheltered setting for swimming and sunbathing.
The bread and dessert trolleys at Les Ambassadeurs let you see the bakery's work up close as part of your dinner.
Yoshi pairs Japanese dishes with sake, giving you an alternative to wine when exploring how a drink complements the flavors of your meal.
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Yes. Hotel Metropole Monte Carlo is a strong choice for travelers who want refined luxury near Casino Square. It suits guests who want fine dining, spa time, poolside style, shopping, Monaco evenings, and a discreet central base.
Hotel Metropole Monte Carlo is at 4 Avenue de la Madone in Monaco's Carre d'Or. The hotel is just metres from Place du Casino, close to luxury boutiques, One Monte-Carlo, Casino de Monte-Carlo, and gardens.
The hotel combines Belle Epoque heritage with polished Monaco style and a calm, intimate atmosphere. It is known for gastronomy, its central address, Odyssey by Karl Lagerfeld, and a strong wellness focus.
Hotel Metropole Monte Carlo is commonly listed with 125 rooms and suites. The collection includes elegant rooms, spacious suites, terrace categories, and signature suites with strong Monaco character.
Rooms and suites feel classic, warm, and refined, with Mediterranean style and elegant materials. Many guests choose higher categories for more space, balconies, terraces, sea views, or a quieter retreat after Monaco evenings.
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