Ideally located steps from Casino Square, the Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo enjoys a fabulous location overlooking the Mediterranean, the Rock, and the Port of Monaco. Built in the early 1900s, its Belle Epoque architecture showcases the magnificent Eiffel cupola located in the Winter Garden and designed by Gustave Eiffel. Respecting its rich heritage, the hotel offers 262 rooms and suites with a perfect blend of authenticity and modernity. Whether you have a quick lunch at the Limùn bar after a shopping spree or indulge in a fabulous dinner at Yannick Alléno's Michelin-starred restaurant Pavyllon Monte-Carlo, you will enjoy an unforgettable culinary journey. Don't miss L'Abysse Monte-Carlo, a 2 stars Michelin restaurant where the modern French cuisine of chef Yannick Alléno blends with the Japanese tradition of sushi master chef Yasunari Okazaki. Children are offered a special attention and in summer, a playroom is available.

Having reopened its doors in 2004, the Hotel Metropole, Monte Carlo is a place of luxury and contemporary design. Having redefined its identity, the Hotel Metropole, Monte Carlo continues to execute the same type of soul and maintains a level of class that emphasizes character. In keeping with this theme, the gastronomy throughout the hotel utilizes these ideals with a variety of stunning and delicious restaurants. With menus ranging from Mediterranean to Japanese in stunning and fancy settings to bar or poolside, there is something for every traveller to enjoy. The local flavours and foreign influences allow the pallets to run-wild with taste and inspiration. In addition to the stellar dining experiences, Hotel Metropole, Monte Carlo has a wide variety of well-being attributes that relax and calm the traveller. The spa along with the gym and gorgeous pool invite guests to sit back and allow Hotel Metropole and Monte Carlo spirits to run wild or run wild yourself with state-of-the-art machines and facilities. Hotel Metropole, Monte Carlo is an unbelievable oasis of luxury, elegance, and class.

Experience the classic glamour and timeless chic of the Cote d'Azur during your stay at this iconic property. Newly branded under the Four Seasons hotel name, the Grand-Hotel du Cap-Ferrat is set on an idyllic peninsula, which overlooks the Mediterranean, between Nice and Monaco. Exuding sophistication and French Riviera glamour, it is easy to see why this property has enticed the rich and famous since the first day it opened back in 1908, welcoming guests the likes Pablo Picasso, Frank Sinatra, Elizabeth Taylor, Paul McCartney and Charlie Chaplin. After a renovation back in 2009, the design of the guest rooms were overseen by Pierre-Yves Rochon who styled each room with clear lines, pale tones and subtle hues of blue to compliment the azure seas. The hotel also features a six-bedroom private villa, which is perfect for guests looking for an extended stay away from the public eye – it even has its own gym, rooftop terrace and tennis courts and The Residence which is home to eight new suites, each with their own pool and 16-deluxe sea view rooms complete with private terraces. With plenty of dining options available guests can enjoy anything from gastronomic delights in the garden at the hotel’s Michelin-starred restaurant Le Cap, alfresco dining at La Véranda or Provençal-style dishes poolside at Club Dauphin. There are also excellent indoor and outdoor fitness facilities, private yoga classes, a jogging track, a spa (you can even get a treatment outdoors in a private pavilion) and boutique shops, for guests looking to pamper themselves. And if you thought things couldn’t get any better, flights between Nice and Paris are only 90-minutes long, so why not try pairing the French Riviera with a stay at another legendary hotel, Four Seasons hotel George V, Paris.