Monte-Carlo Beach

Monte-Carlo Beach offers four types of rooms and suites, all facing the sea and equipped with a balcony, air conditioning and a minibar. The rooms measure 30 m² and accommodate two people. The Exclusive Room with Sea View and the Double Room share this floor area, each with a double bed and views of the Mediterranean.

The two suites accommodate up to three people and offer more space. The Loft Suite with Sea View measures 70 m² and has an extra-large double bed and a Nespresso machine. The Exclusive Junior Suite with Sea View measures 60 m² and stands out for its lounge, separate bedroom with dressing room, and bathroom with a bathtub. The rooms also include a television, minibar and safe. Bathrooms are equipped with a bathrobe, hairdryer and toiletries. Bed configurations vary by category.

The heated outdoor saltwater pool and private beach are the highlights of Monte-Carlo Beach’s facilities. You can also enjoy the spa, fitness centre, fitness and yoga classes, massages and beauty treatments. The tennis court, water sports facilities, canoeing and kayaking, and bicycle hire offer different ways to stay active. Sun loungers, parasols and beach towels round out the relaxation facilities.

Dining options include a restaurant, bar, snack bar and on-site café. An American breakfast is served buffet-style; room service and children’s menus are also available. The 24-hour reception offers concierge service, luggage storage and a tour desk. Private on-site parking is available for a fee, with valet parking and an electric vehicle charging station. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel, and pets are allowed, potentially for an additional charge. Families can make use of a kids’ club, games and babysitting service.

Roquebrune-Cap-Martin stretches between the Mediterranean coast and the hills of the Alpes-Maritimes, on the border with Monaco. The Avenue Princesse Grace area combines beaches, gardens and seafront hotels; it suits travellers who want to alternate between swimming and city outings. The old village of Roquebrune, perched on the heights, has a different atmosphere, with its old lanes and medieval castle.

In Monaco, you can visit the Oceanographic Museum, dedicated to marine life, or the Prince’s Palace and the streets of Le Rocher. The Japanese Garden offers a landscaped place to pause in Monte-Carlo, while Villa E-1027, designed by Eileen Gray in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, is of interest to modern architecture enthusiasts. Monaco–Monte-Carlo railway station is 2.5 km away; trains let you travel along the coast without a car. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 19 km away. Larvotto Beach and Golfe Bleu offer places to swim, and the coastal path lets you walk along some stretches of the shore.

The mild climate makes the area pleasant in spring and autumn, when the promenades are less crowded than in the height of summer. In July and August, plan walks for the cooler hours and set aside time for the beach or pool during the day. An outing can combine the old village, a stop by the water and an evening in Monaco. In the off-season, gardens and cultural visits let you enjoy the coast without planning every day around swimming.