The Suite

This Presidential Suite is all about grandeur and breathtaking panoramas, sitting atop the hotel with commanding views over the Mediterranean. The interior blends classic elegance with a refined coastal ambience—think antique-style printed armchairs that add a touch of old-world sophistication and expansive floor-to-ceiling bay windows that flood the space with natural light. The two bedrooms ensure ample space for a luxurious stay, while the two outdoor terraces create a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience. The suite also offers personalized luxury touches—from an optional butler service to a one-hour professional photoshoot, capturing the magic of staying in such a prestigious setting.

The Hotel

Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo exudes the refined style of luxury that helped put Monaco on the map as one of the world’s most exclusive destinations. There are many reasons behind its iconic status: the unmistakable Belle Epoque facade, its ideal position overlooking Port Hercule and the Mediterranean, the grand rooms and corridors styled with quiet opulence, and Michelin-starred restaurants serving world-class cuisine. And each May, Formula 1 cars race past the hotel along Avenue d’Ostende—making a room during Grand Prix week nearly impossible to come by. It’s the combination of all these elements that make Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo such a beloved and memorable stay.

Since opening in 1896, the hotel has offered timeless elegance. Today, guests can choose from 278 rooms and suites, ranging from superior queens to the ultra-exclusive Diamond Suites.

Wellness is a major draw. Shared with the neighboring Hôtel de Paris, Thermes Marins Monte-Carlo is a 71,000-sq-ft spa that merges cutting-edge treatments with sweeping Mediterranean views. Facilities include a heated pool, outdoor whirlpool, solarium, panoramic fitness room and advanced therapies, including anti-aging treatments from brands such as Clinique La Prairie.

Dining here is equally compelling. Acclaimed chef Yannick Alléno helms two Michelin-starred restaurants: L’Abysse Monte-Carlo, where he collaborates with Yasunari Okazaki on a refined blend of French and Japanese flavors, and the more traditional Pavyllon Monte-Carlo, offering classic French Riviera fare using seasonal local ingredients.

Guests also enjoy access to the Monte-Carlo Beach Club—ideal for capturing that quintessential Riviera moment, toes in the sand and sea just steps away.

Amenities

• Bar
• Indoor swimming pool
• Spa and wellness centre
• 4 restaurants
• Pet-friendly
• Fitness classes
• Facilities for disabled guests
• Terrace
• 24-hour Front desk