Hotel Capitole

The seven room types accommodate one or two people, with some Superior and Classic rooms sleeping up to three. All have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, a minibar and soundproofing. Room sizes range from 16 to 18 m². Several rooms offer a balcony and views of Monaco or the city; others overlook the garden.

The range includes Double Rooms, a Superior Twin Room with Balcony and options accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Some rooms have a bath, while others have a shower. The Superior Double Room with Balcony can accommodate a sofa bed; the Classic Room with Garden View can accommodate an extra bed for an additional charge. A Single Economy Room is available. Facilities vary by room type, particularly in terms of balcony, view and bed configuration.

The hotel offers a 24-hour reception, concierge service, and express check-in and check-out. Executive lounge access and a wake-up service are also available. Guests can request a shuttle between the airport and the hotel in either direction. Facilities for guests with reduced mobility include accessible parking.

Parking includes indoor spaces and on-street spaces; terms differ from those for free parking, and nearby public parking requires a reservation. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Family rooms, a lift, air conditioning and heating cater to different needs. Minibars are available in the rooms. Continental breakfast is served every morning in the dining room, which has large windows. Soundproofed rooms and ironing facilities are also available.

Beausoleil rises above Monaco, forming a continuous urban area with the principality. Its shopping streets, Belle Époque buildings and stairways connect different levels of the town. The location suits visitors who want to explore Monaco on foot and return in the evening to a more residential French town. The Mediterranean and Monaco’s neighbourhoods give this stop an urban, seaside character.

Monaco-Monte-Carlo railway station is 800 m away, making it easy to travel along the coast. Larvotto, Monaco’s beach, is 450 m away; its facilities make it a good place to enjoy the seafront and go swimming. The Japanese Garden, with its ponds, bridges and carefully composed planting, offers a peaceful stroll. The Prince’s Palace and the Oceanographic Museum are two options for discovering Monaco’s history and collections devoted to marine life. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 17 km away; the hotel’s airport shuttle can make transfers easier.

For a day of sightseeing, you can explore Monaco on foot, set aside time for the museum, then head down towards the harbour or the beach. Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for exploring the streets and gardens, with temperatures often milder than in summer. The summer season attracts more visitors to the coast; it is then best to plan cultural visits for the cooler hours and leave time for the sea. The nearby railway station also makes it easy to explore the coastal towns without a car.