Location:

The hotel apartment resides in the heart of the Monacan capital, a stone’s throw from the iconic Casino Square with Grand Prix view.

Next door, you’ll find Casino de Monaco, an internationally acclaimed gambling house that starred in James Bond.

Several other Monte Carlo sites reside nearby, including the Champions Promenade and the Princess Grace Japanese Garden.

It is 30 minutes’ drive from Nice Côte d’Azur Airport.

Property:

The ultra-luxury apartment pays homage to Monaco’s “Builder Prince”, one of the longest-ruling Monarchs in European history. Artefacts like paintings from Prince Rainier's III personal collection and his own hand-crafted sculptures lie peppered throughout the suite.

The gigantic suite (830m2) has two bedrooms to sleep up to six people. Guests can expand the suite to encompass three bedrooms on request. More of a residence than a hotel room, the sprawling suite features a private living room, sitting room, dining room, library, and study.

All quarters come bathed in natural light, evoking an amalgamation of golden hues and warm neutral tones. Sleek designer furnishings and vibrant contemporary artworks add an air of sophistication to the space.

Pool & Facilities:

The interiors open out onto a two-storey 350m2 terrace offering breathtaking views of the city centre and the Mediterranean Sea.

On the upper terrace, a heated infinity pool (with counter-current jets) sits surrounded by sun loungers and sleek outdoor furnishings—perfect for a lazy alfresco afternoon.

Guests can access hotel's exceptional amenities, including a three-Michelin Starred restaurant (plus other gourmet establishments), the Monte-Carlo Beach Club, and the soothing Thermes Marins Monte-Carlo spa.

Beach info:

It’ll take you seven minutes by taxi to get to the Monte-Carlo Beach Club, a gorgeous terracotta house perched on a rocky peninsula. The sophisticated spot has been purpose-built for sunbathing by the sea.