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Ambassador

A thirty-five-room three-star at the foot of the Rock, on avenue Prince Pierre and a minute from a station entrance. Straightforward city rooms, some with a partial view over the rooftops or the harbour, the pop-art P&P restaurant downstairs, and an arrangement with the public car park across the street.

3.7

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Capitole

A twenty-room three-star on Beausoleil’s boulevard du Général Leclerc, a few doors from the Hôtel La Tonkine and a short walk down to Monte-Carlo and the Larvotto beach. Classical façade, simple well-kept rooms, and Beausoleil rates a few hundred metres from the casino square.

4.2

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Columbus Hotel Monte-Carlo, Curio Collection by Hilton

Quietly sophisticated, the Columbus settles into Monaco's refined landscape with practiced ease. Contemporary spaces and attentive service honor the Principality's old-world Continental elegance—luxury that whispers rather than announces itself.

4.4

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de France

De France anchors itself in the old Monaco—cream-toned discretion, the kind of service that reads your mind before you think it. Salt air filters through palm-shaded corridors; at night, the port lights sketch a gentle geometry against your ceiling.

4.1

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Hermitage

The belle-époque sibling of the Hôtel de Paris, a minute downhill and facing the port rather than the casino square. Open since 1896, 259 rooms and suites, a winter garden under a glass cupola attributed to Gustave Eiffel, Yannick Alléno’s one-star Pavyllon and two-star L’Abysse, and the same direct access to the Thermes Marins.

4.7

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Hôtel de Paris

The hotel that gave Monte-Carlo its name, open on the Place du Casino since 1864 and rebuilt behind its own façade between 2014 and 2019. Two hundred and six rooms and suites, Alain Ducasse’s three-star Le Louis XV off the lobby, Le Grill under a roof that opens on the eighth floor, a pool on the roof and a passage straight into the Thermes Marins.

4.7

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Metropole

Marble hallways hushed and cool, high ceilings breathing with space, service that knows when to disappear. In Monaco's most animated quarter, steps from the Casino, the Métropole maintains the quiet authority of a hotel that has never needed to prove itself.

4.5

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Miramar

Fourteen rooms over Port Hercule at the top of avenue J.-F. Kennedy, renovated in a nautical style: five doubles facing the sea, seven with a balcony over the harbour, two ground-floor studios with terraces. The roof terrace looks down on the yachts, and the casino square is a nine-minute walk.

4.5

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Hôtel La Tonkine

A boutique three-star of 33 rooms and a suite on Beausoleil’s boulevard du Général Leclerc, a few minutes’ walk above Monte-Carlo — the former Hôtel Olympia, renamed after the neighbourhood’s old nickname, the Tonkin. Belle Époque façade, contemporary rooms, some with a balcony, and Monaco prices left on the other side of the border.

4.0

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Villa Boeri

A small, unpretentious hotel in Beausoleil on Monaco's doorstep — close to the beaches and roughly 300 metres from the Casino, at a fraction of Principality prices.

3.5

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