Hotel La Tonkine ex Olympia

Rooms range from the Economy Single Room to the Suite, with several double rooms suited to stays for two. All have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV, soundproofing and a coffee machine. They measure between 14 and 27 m². The single room has one single bed, while the double rooms accommodate two people. Some have a bay window arranged as a small seating area with a table and chairs.

The Suite suits families or groups of friends: it has two separate areas, a bedroom and a lounge with a sofa bed, and can accommodate up to four people. An accessible double room is also available. Some rooms also have a desk, a safe, a wake-up service or internet facilities. The decor combines botanical patterns with more understated tones.

The hotel offers a 24-hour reception, luggage storage and a wake-up service. You can request private check-in or check-out; fax and photocopying services are also available. The rooms have air conditioning and soundproofing, and a lift serves the floors. Facilities make access easier for wheelchair users. There is also a safe in the communal areas.

Breakfast is available as continental, American, gluten-free or buffet; a takeaway option and room service are also offered. The bar completes the food and drink options. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. Public parking is available nearby; it is paid, costs €24 per day and requires a reservation. The rooms include a private bathroom, toiletries, a hairdryer and a coffee machine. Family rooms are available. Check-in is from 15:00, and the reception welcomes guests at any time.

Beausoleil rises above Monaco, in a dense urban area where the streets of the French town quickly join those of the Principality. Boulevard du Général Leclerc connects the districts without leaving the urban surroundings. The area combines apartment buildings, local shops and open views towards the Mediterranean; it suits travellers who want to visit Monaco while staying in France. The slopes shape the journeys, and comfortable shoes are useful for exploring the streets on foot.

Monaco-Monte-Carlo station is 800 m away and offers regional rail connections. The Japanese Garden provides a landscaped break in the city, while Larvotto Beach offers swimming and seaside walks. The Oceanographic Museum, located on the Rock of Monaco, showcases marine life; the Prince’s Palace lets you explore Monaco’s historic district. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 17 km away. To get around the area, walking and regional transport connect several sights without needing to plan every journey by car.

The coast can be enjoyed year-round, but summer brings warm weather, swimming and busier shores. In spring and autumn, milder temperatures are well suited to city visits and longer walks. You can spend a day on the Rock of Monaco and at the Oceanographic Museum, then head to the seafront to enjoy the beach. Monaco’s gardens offer another stop between visits. In the evening, the districts of Beausoleil and the Principality let you extend your walk in a lively atmosphere, while staying in this urban part of the Riviera.