Hire a Private Jet to Monte Carlo, Monaco

Monte Carlo and the Principality of Monaco are among the most celebrated private aviation destinations in Europe, a compact sovereign microstate of less than 2 square kilometres on the French Riviera that generates a disproportionately high volume of private jet traffic year-round: the Monaco Grand Prix in May, the Monte-Carlo Rally in January, the Formula E Monaco ePrix, the Monte-Carlo Masters tennis tournament, the MIPIM and MIPCOM property and media conferences, and a resident and visitor population of extraordinary wealth that makes private aviation the natural mode of travel for arrivals and departures at every time of year. Monaco has no commercial airport of its own. Private jet clients arrive at Nice Cote d'Azur Airport (NCE / LFMN), 19 km west of Monte Carlo, or at Cannes Mandelieu Airport (CEQ / LFMD), 39 km to the west, and transfer to Monaco by helicopter (7 minutes from Nice) or chauffeured car (approximately 20 to 30 minutes from Nice). The London to Nice sector is 562 nautical miles, approximately 1 hour 40 minutes - one of the shorter and most accessible private aviation routes in Europe from the UK.

 

 

Nice Cote d'Azur Airport (NCE / LFMN) is the primary gateway for Monaco by private jet, located approximately 19 km west of Monte Carlo. The airport has two runways and a dedicated private aviation terminal - the Signature Flight Support FBO - providing VIP lounge facilities, separate handling and direct ramp access. Helicopter service from Nice Airport to the Monaco Heliport in the Fontvieille district takes approximately 7 minutes and is operated by Monacair and Heli Air Monaco on a scheduled and on-demand basis. By road, Nice Airport to Monte Carlo is approximately 20 to 30 minutes depending on traffic. Cannes Mandelieu Airport (CEQ / LFMD), 39 km west of Monaco, is an alternative particularly for light jets that benefit from Cannes' quieter traffic and shorter runway handling environment. For your ultimate comfort, we arrange helicopter connections from Nice Airport directly to the Monaco Heliport as part of every Monaco charter.

Key Information:

• Typical flight time from London to Nice (gateway for Monaco): approximately 1 hour 40 minutes;
• Private jet charter prices: from 5,200 EUR (light jet) to 15,000 EUR (large jet) London to Nice;
• Primary airport: Nice Cote d'Azur (NCE / LFMN), 19 km from Monaco, helicopter 7 minutes;
• Alternative airport: Cannes Mandelieu (CEQ / LFMD), 39 km from Monaco;
• Helicopter Nice to Monaco Heliport (Fontvieille): approximately 7 minutes;
• Road transfer Nice Airport to Monte Carlo: approximately 20 to 30 minutes;
• Most popular aircraft: Citation XLS+, Phenom 300, Challenger 300;
• Peak demand: Monaco Grand Prix (May), Monte-Carlo Rally (January), Formula 1 season and MIPIM (March).

Monaco draws private aviation clients for an exceptionally diverse range of reasons. The Monaco Grand Prix weekend in late May is the single highest-demand period - a week in which every hotel room in Monaco and along the Riviera is booked years in advance, private jet slots at Nice become extremely competitive, and helicopter availability is fully committed. Year-round, Monaco's status as a low-tax jurisdiction and the location of choice for high-net-worth individuals from across Europe generates consistent corporate and private air traffic. The Monte-Carlo Rally in January, the Masters Series tennis in April, the Formula E ePrix, MIPIM (the world's leading property conference, held in nearby Cannes every March) and MIPCOM (the television content market in October) all generate concentrated demand spikes. The superyacht scene in the Port Hercule and Port de Fontvieille marinas, the Casino de Monte-Carlo and the luxury retail and hotel infrastructure of the principality attract a year-round leisure and lifestyle clientele for whom private aviation is the standard mode of arrival.

Private jet charter prices to Monaco via Nice start from approximately 5,200 EUR for a light jet from London and from approximately 9,500 EUR for a midsize jet. The short sector of 562 nautical miles means the flight itself is under two hours, but the helicopter connection from Nice adds approximately 7 minutes of air time and should be arranged in advance, particularly during peak periods.

 

 

Private Jets UK provides access to more than 6500 aircraft worldwide, including light jets, midsize aircraft, heavy jets and ultra long-range business aircraft. Our aviation consultants can recommend suitable aircraft based on passenger numbers, baggage requirements, flight range and budget. Available aircraft include models from Gulfstream, Dassault, Bombardier, Embraer, Cessna, Pilatus, Beechcraft, Airbus and Boeing.

 

 

With more than 15 years of experience in business aviation, we arrange private jet charter flights to Monaco and across the French Riviera from airports across the United Kingdom. Our team manages every stage of the journey, including aircraft sourcing, flight planning, Nice FBO arrangements, helicopter connections to Monaco Heliport and ground transfers.

Availability on private jet routes to Monaco via Nice peaks sharply around the Grand Prix weekend in late May, when we recommend booking both the aircraft and the Nice-Monaco helicopter connection at least 6 to 8 weeks in advance. For all other periods, the short sector from UK airports means good aircraft availability and competitive pricing throughout the year.

 

How long does it take to fly to Monte Carlo / Monaco?

The flight time on the private jet to Nice Cote d'Azur Airport, the gateway for Monaco:

 

1 route

• London - Nice (NCE), by private jet Citation XLS+
• Aircraft range: 2100 nm, 3889 km | 441 kts, 817 kmh
• Route: LHR | EGLL ⟶ NCE | LFMN
• Distance: 562 nm / 1041 km
• Flight time: 1:40 h + helicopter Nice to Monaco 7 min

 

2 route

• Edinburgh - Nice (NCE), by private jet Challenger 605
• Aircraft range: 3995 nm, 7400 km | 470 kts, 870 kmh
• Route: EDI | EGPH ⟶ NCE | LFMN
• Distance: 842 nm / 1559 km
• Flight time: 2:11 h + helicopter Nice to Monaco 7 min

 

3 route

• Birmingham - Nice (NCE), by private jet Challenger 605
• Aircraft range: 3995 nm, 7400 km | 470 kts, 870 kmh
• Route: BHX | EGBB ⟶ NCE | LFMN
• Distance: 638 nm / 1181 km
• Flight time: 1:45 h + helicopter Nice to Monaco 7 min

 

4 route

• Manchester - Nice (NCE), by private jet Challenger 605
• Aircraft range: 3995 nm, 7400 km | 470 kts, 870 kmh
• Route: MAN | EGCC ⟶ NCE | LFMN
• Distance: 692 nm / 1283 km
• Flight time: 1:52 h + helicopter Nice to Monaco 7 min

 

5 route

• Glasgow - Nice (NCE), by private jet Challenger 605
• Aircraft range: 3995 nm, 7400 km | 470 kts, 870 kmh
• Route: GLA | EGPF ⟶ NCE | LFMN
• Distance: 859 nm / 1590 km
• Flight time: 2:14 h + helicopter Nice to Monaco 7 min

 

The exact flight time depends on the model of the business jet and wind conditions. Note that Monaco has no airport - the helicopter connection from Nice (7 minutes) or Cannes (15 minutes) is the standard arrival procedure for private jet clients. We coordinate the helicopter booking as part of every Monaco charter.

 

 

Prices for the private jet flights to Monte Carlo / Monaco

The London to Nice sector of 562 nautical miles is one of the most efficient private jet routes from the UK. It is comfortably within non-stop range of even the smallest light jets, and the short flight time of under two hours means that almost any aircraft category is a practical choice. The sector is so short that positioning costs - the aircraft flying empty to meet you at your UK departure airport - often represent a significant proportion of the total charter cost, and we check available aircraft positioning in the UK and Europe before sending quotes to minimise these.

The key operational distinction from most European destinations is the helicopter connection. Nice Airport is 19 km from Monte Carlo centre and approximately 20 to 30 minutes by road. The helicopter from Nice Airport to the Monaco Heliport in Fontvieille takes 7 minutes and costs approximately 150 to 200 EUR per person on a scheduled service, or we can arrange a private helicopter charter. During the Grand Prix weekend, helicopter slots between Nice and Monaco are extremely limited and should be booked at the same time as the jet - we manage both as a single coordinated booking.

An alternative for clients not requiring the helicopter is to use Cannes Mandelieu Airport (CEQ / LFMD) as the arrival point. Cannes is 39 km from Monaco - approximately 40 to 50 minutes by road - but is significantly quieter than Nice during peak periods and has a more relaxed FBO environment. For small groups arriving in a light jet, Cannes can be an attractive option during Grand Prix week when Nice operates at near capacity.

Below are the approximate prices for the flights performed this year. TOP 7 options:

1. from London to Nice (for Monaco), 7 passengers, by Citation XLS+ - 9,500 EUR;
2. from London to Nice (for Monaco), 9 passengers, by Challenger 300 - 13,500 EUR;
3. from London to Cannes (for Monaco), 5 passengers, by Phenom 300 - 8,200 EUR;
4. from Edinburgh to Nice (for Monaco), 9 passengers, by Challenger 605 - 18,500 EUR;
5. from Glasgow to Nice (for Monaco), 12 passengers, by Legacy 650 - 24,000 EUR;
6. from Manchester to Nice (for Monaco), 7 passengers, by Citation XLS+ - 12,500 EUR;
7. from Birmingham to Cannes (for Monaco), 5 passengers, by Citation CJ3 - 10,500 EUR;

We can arrange flights from any city in the UK to Nice or Cannes for onward connection to Monaco. If you have any questions about the flight, please use the form below:

 

 

Prices depending on the type of business jet

We can clearly show the high dependence of the cost of the flight, on the type of aircraft - we have collected approximate data, at the price of 1 flight hour, for various types of business jets:

• Large jet (similar to Legacy 600) - from 4900 to 5800 GBP per flight hour;
• Business liners - from 10300 GBP per flight hour;
• Light jet - from 2100 to 3000 GBP per flight hour;
• Long-haul jet (similar to Global 5000, Gulfstream G550, Falcon 7X, etc.) - from 5800 to 8800 GBP per flight hour;
• Medium-sized jet (identical to Cessna Citation XLS+, Hawker 800XP, etc.) - from 3000 to 3700 GBP per flight hour;
• Turboprops - from 850 GBP per flight hour.
• Large medium-class jet (similar to Challenger 300, etc.) - from 4600 to 5500 GBP per flight hour;
• Small jet, from 1700 to 2500 GBP per flight hour;

 

 

Recent flights to Monte Carlo / Monaco

• London Farnborough to Nice, Citation XLS+, 7 passengers - Monaco Grand Prix corporate group. A financial services firm entertaining clients at the Grand Prix. We booked both the Citation XLS+ from Farnborough and the private helicopter slot Nice-Monaco simultaneously, 8 weeks ahead. During Grand Prix week this lead time is essential. Charter was approximately 9,800 EUR; helicopter booked separately at approximately 1,200 EUR for the group.
• Edinburgh to Nice, Challenger 605, 10 passengers - MIPIM property conference. A real estate investment team attending MIPIM in Cannes with a base in Monaco for the week. We arranged the Challenger 605 from Edinburgh to Nice with a car transfer to their Monaco hotel. The 2-hour 11-minute flight and 25-minute road transfer gave a total door-to-door time of under 4 hours from Edinburgh to Monte Carlo. Charter was approximately 18,500 EUR.
• Manchester to Cannes, Citation CJ3, 4 passengers - Monaco Masters tennis group. A small group attending the Monte-Carlo Masters tennis, choosing Cannes Mandelieu as the arrival airport for its quieter environment during the April tennis peak. Road transfer from Cannes to Monaco approximately 50 minutes. Charter from Manchester was approximately 11,200 EUR.

The examples above are recent indicative charters. Your quote will depend on the current season, aircraft positioning, passenger numbers and any additional services requested.

 

Online Calculator

If you want to make an urgent calculation of the cost of a private plane flight, use our online calculator. Just fill in all the fields of the form with a note that you are interested in a specific model of the aircraft and get the final price. NB! - the figures are sent to you by email or messenger, please carefully fill in the contact details to get the calculation.

All our calculations are as transparent as possible for you. After receiving the request, we will prepare a beautiful offer - where the costs and the final price will be clearly described. The exact price is agreed in advance and is written in the contract, so you can be sure of the final cost.

 

 

Most Requested Aircraft for Flights to Monaco

The UK to Nice sector of 562 to 859 nautical miles depending on UK departure airport is within non-stop range of every jet category. For the short London-Nice sector, even very light jets are practical - but midsize jets offer the best balance of cabin comfort for the typical Monaco group size of 6 to 10 passengers.

 

 

• Phenom 300 - a popular choice for small groups of 4 to 6 passengers, offering an efficient cabin and low operating cost on the short UK-Nice sector.
• Citation XLS+ - the most frequently chartered aircraft for UK-Monaco, combining a comfortable 7 to 8 passenger cabin with competitive operating costs on the under-2-hour sector.
• Challenger 300 / Challenger 350 - preferred for larger groups requiring a stand-up cabin, offering generous baggage capacity for the luggage-heavy Monaco clientele.
• Legacy 650 - chosen for large groups of 12 or more and for the Grand Prix week when maximum passenger capacity is required.
• Falcon 2000LX - a popular choice for clients seeking French-built Dassault elegance on the Riviera route, with wide-body cabin comfort on the short sector.

Private Jets UK provides access to more than 6500 aircraft worldwide. Our aviation advisors will recommend the most suitable aircraft for your group size and timing.

 

How to rent a business jet with a crew

5 main stages:

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  Sending an application

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  Clarification of details and search for options

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  Preparation and coordination of optimal options

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  Registration of documents. Payment of the invoice.

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  Departure on the route.

 

Airports serving Monaco

Monaco has no airport of its own. Private jet arrivals use one of the following:

• Nice Cote d'Azur Airport (NCE) - Nice, France (NCE / LFMN) - 19 km from Monaco, helicopter 7 min - PRIMARY GATEWAY
• Cannes Mandelieu Airport (CEQ) - Cannes, France (CEQ / LFMD) - 39 km from Monaco, road ~50 min - quieter alternative

Nice Cote d'Azur Airport (IATA: NCE, ICAO: LFMN) is the main international airport of the French Riviera, located approximately 7 km west of Nice city centre and 19 km from Monaco. Two runways serve commercial and private aviation. Private jets use the Signature Flight Support FBO on the south side of the airport, with a dedicated VIP lounge, direct ramp access and efficient handling. The helicopter service to Monaco Heliport (Heliport de Monaco, Fontvieille) is the standard transfer for private jet clients: Monacair and Heli Air Monaco operate scheduled and on-demand services taking approximately 7 minutes. UK citizens do not require a visa for Monaco or France for stays of up to 90 days within any 180-day period.

 

 

Main characteristics of Nice Airport:

• The official name is Nice Cote d'Azur International Airport, NCE, France.
• The address is 06206 Nice Cedex 3, France.
• Private aviation FBO: Signature Flight Support, south terminal.
• Geolocation - 43°39′ N, 07°12′ E
• Two runways: 04L/22R (2,960 m) and 04R/22L (3,000 m).
• IATA - NCE. ICAO - LFMN.
• Time Zone: +1.0 CET (winter), +2.0 CEST (summer)

During peak events - particularly the Monaco Grand Prix and MIPIM - slot availability at Nice can be constrained. We recommend early booking and can advise on Cannes Mandelieu as an alternative during the most congested periods.

 

 

Helicopter charter

Private Jets UK clients have access to the top private helicopters. Monaco is one of the most helicopter-intensive destinations in Europe: the principality has its own heliport (Heliport de Monaco, Fontvieille), and helicopter transfers from Nice Airport are the standard arrival procedure for all private jet clients. Beyond the airport transfer, helicopters are widely used across the French Riviera for inter-destination connections - Cannes, Saint-Tropez, Courchevel in ski season, and the superyacht berths along the coast are all routinely served by helicopter from Monaco.

Key heliports and helicopter routes from Monaco:

• Monaco Heliport (Heliport de Monaco, Fontvieille) - the principal heliport of the principality, operated by Monacair and Heli Air Monaco. Located in the Fontvieille industrial district, approximately 7 minutes from Nice Airport by helicopter;
• Nice Cote d'Azur Airport to Monaco - 10 nm, approximately 7 minutes. The standard arrival transfer for private jet clients. Both scheduled and private charter available;
• Monaco to Cannes (Mandelieu heliport) - approximately 15 minutes by helicopter. Frequently used for MIPIM and Cannes Film Festival connections;
• Monaco to Saint-Tropez (La Mole helipad) - approximately 25 minutes by helicopter. Popular summer connection to the Saint-Tropez peninsula;
• Monaco to Courchevel 1850 heliport - approximately 40 minutes by helicopter. Seasonal winter connection to the Alps ski resort. Courchevel 1850 has one of the most challenging heliports in Europe at 1,850 metres altitude;
• Monaco to Portofino (helipad) - approximately 20 minutes east along the Italian Riviera;
• Monaco to Milan (Linate or Malpensa) - approximately 55 minutes by helicopter for urgent business connections into northern Italy.

The following helicopters are available for booking at the moment:

• Bell 407 (6 seats) - 17 helicopters available
• Agusta Westland 139 (15 seats) - 9 helicopters available
• Eurocopter AS355N (5 seats) - 15 helicopters available
• Agusta A109SP Grand New (5 seats) - 11 helicopters available
• Airbus Helicopter H130 (6 seats) - 4 helicopters available
• Eurocopter EC155 (6 seats) - 13 helicopters available
• Eurocopter AS350 Ecureuil (5 seats) - 10 helicopters available
• McDonnell Douglas MD 600N (5 seats) - 3 helicopters available
• Sikorsky S-92 (24 seats) - 4 helicopters available
• Agusta Westland AW139 (15 seats) - 6 helicopters available
• Airbus Helicopters H 135 (6 seats) - 2 helicopters available
• Bell 407GXP (5 seats) - 16 helicopters available
• Bell 429 (6 seats) - 14 helicopters available
• Bell 505 (4 seats) - 21 helicopters available
• Bell 525 (10 seats) - 7 helicopters available
• Robinson R44 (3 seats) - 23 helicopters available
• Robinson R66 (4 seats) - 18 helicopters available

Please contact our aviation consultants for more detailed information on helicopter charter from Monaco and across the French Riviera.

 

 

Flying to Monaco with your pet

Pets can travel in the cabin on private jets throughout the flight. Monaco is an enclave within France and applies EU pet entry rules for travellers arriving from the UK. Requirements for UK-originating pets entering Monaco via France:

• EU Animal Health Certificate (AHC) issued by a UK government-authorised veterinarian;
• Microchip (ISO 11784/11785 compliant);
• Valid rabies vaccination, administered at least 21 days before travel;
• Tapeworm treatment for dogs, administered 24 to 120 hours before arrival in France / Monaco.

Our team advises on documentation requirements as part of every pet-inclusive booking. Given that the jet lands in France (Nice or Cannes) before transfer to Monaco, French / EU pet entry rules apply at the point of landing.

 

 

Empty Leg Flights to Monaco / Nice

The UK-Nice corridor is one of the busiest private aviation routes in Europe, generating regular empty leg opportunities as aircraft reposition after dropping clients on the Riviera or returning to UK bases after Monaco visits.

• London Farnborough - Nice | Citation XLS+ | 8 passengers | from £3,200;
• Nice - London | Challenger 300 | 9 passengers | from £4,800;
• Manchester - Nice | Hawker 850XP | 8 passengers | from £5,600;
• Nice - Edinburgh | Challenger 605 | 12 passengers | from £6,400;
• Cannes - London | Phenom 300 | 6 passengers | from £3,800;

The prices shown above are indicative examples. Actual Empty Leg opportunities depend on aircraft availability, routing and travel dates.

 

 

Monte Carlo private jet charter - FAQ

Does Monaco have its own airport?
No. Monaco has no airport for fixed-wing aircraft. All private jet clients arrive at Nice Cote d'Azur Airport (NCE / LFMN), 19 km from Monaco, or at Cannes Mandelieu Airport (CEQ / LFMD), 39 km west, and transfer by helicopter (7 minutes from Nice) or chauffeured car (20 to 30 minutes from Nice). Monaco does have a heliport - the Heliport de Monaco in the Fontvieille district - which serves helicopter arrivals only.

How long is a private jet flight from London to Monaco?
The London to Nice sector is 562 nautical miles, approximately 1 hour 40 minutes by Citation XLS+. The helicopter from Nice Airport to Monaco Heliport takes approximately 7 minutes. Total door-to-door time from central London to Monte Carlo is typically 2.5 to 3 hours.

How much does a private jet to Monaco cost?
Prices from London start from approximately 7,500 EUR for a light jet to Nice, and from approximately 9,500 EUR for a midsize jet. From Edinburgh and Manchester, midsize jet prices start from approximately 11,000 to 18,500 EUR. During the Monaco Grand Prix weekend, prices are typically 20 to 30% higher. The helicopter transfer from Nice to Monaco costs approximately 150 to 200 EUR per person on a scheduled service.

How do I get from Nice Airport to Monaco?
The fastest option is helicopter: Monacair and Heli Air Monaco operate the 7-minute service from Nice Airport to Monaco Heliport on both scheduled and private charter basis. By chauffeured car the transfer takes approximately 20 to 30 minutes in normal traffic. We coordinate the helicopter transfer as part of every Monaco charter booking.

How far in advance do I need to book for the Monaco Grand Prix?
For Grand Prix weekend (late May), we recommend booking both the aircraft and the helicopter transfer at minimum 6 to 8 weeks in advance. Nice Airport slots and Monaco helicopter availability are both heavily committed during Grand Prix week. For all other periods, standard lead times of 48 hours to 2 weeks are sufficient.

Is Cannes a better option than Nice during the Grand Prix?
Cannes Mandelieu Airport (CEQ) is a practical alternative during Grand Prix week when Nice is at near capacity. Cannes is 39 km from Monaco - approximately 40 to 50 minutes by road - and has a significantly quieter FBO environment during peak periods. For light jet arrivals in particular, Cannes offers more availability and a more relaxed handling experience than Nice during the busiest events.

Do UK citizens need a visa for Monaco?
No. UK citizens do not require a visa for Monaco or France for stays of up to 90 days within any 180-day period. A valid UK passport is required.

 

 

Flights from the UK to Monaco

The most popular flight routes are London - Nice and Manchester - Nice, with helicopter connection to Monaco. Our clients visiting Monaco often combine it with Nice, Cannes and the broader Cote d'Azur. Monaco as a destination is also frequently combined with France on multi-city itineraries. Due to our established relationships with FBO operators at Nice and our experience coordinating the Monaco helicopter connection, we offer the most efficiently managed private aviation to Monte Carlo from the UK.

 

 

 

Monte Carlo and Monaco - destination overview

Monaco is the world's second smallest sovereign state by area and its most densely populated, a constitutional monarchy of less than 2 square kilometres squeezed between the French Alps and the Mediterranean on the Cote d'Azur. The principality's fame rests on three pillars that have remained constant for more than a century: gambling, motor racing and tax. The Casino de Monte-Carlo, opened in 1863 by Charles III to rescue the principality's finances, set Monaco's identity as a destination of extravagance and risk for the European aristocracy and wealthy classes. The Monaco Grand Prix, which has run through the streets of the principality every May since 1929 (with wartime interruptions), is the oldest and most prestigious event on the Formula 1 calendar and the one that most drivers cite as the single race they most want to win. And Monaco's status as a low or zero-tax jurisdiction for residents has attracted a concentration of high-net-worth individuals - financial traders, entertainers, sportspeople and business owners - that gives the principality the highest per-capita income in the world.

 

 

The geography is extraordinary: Monaco is built vertically, on a series of cliffs and terraces rising from the sea, with the historic rock of Monaco-Ville (the old town, site of the Prince's Palace and the Oceanographic Museum) at one end, the casino district of Monte Carlo in the centre, and the newer districts of Fontvieille and La Condamine occupying reclaimed land at the base of the cliffs. The principality is surrounded on three sides by France and on one side by the Mediterranean, and is connected to Nice and the rest of the Cote d'Azur by the Basse Corniche road that runs along the waterfront.

Port Hercule, Monaco's main harbour, is one of the most concentrated superyacht berths in the world - during the Grand Prix, the boats moored in the harbour with grandstand views of the harbour chicane represent some of the largest and most expensive yachts afloat. The Monaco Yacht Show in September is the world's leading superyacht show, with vessels of 30 to 100+ metres on display and available for charter. The overlap between the superyacht, private aviation and Monaco clientele is almost complete.

 

Where to stay in Monaco - hotels

Monaco has a concentrated luxury hotel scene in which virtually every property operates at the five-star level. A selection of the key properties:

• Hotel de Paris Monte-Carlo - the original grand hotel of Monaco, directly on the Casino Square opposite the Casino de Monte-Carlo, operated by the Societe des Bains de Mer (SBM) which runs the casino and most of Monaco's luxury hospitality. Suites overlooking the Square are among the most expensive rooms in Europe during the Grand Prix. Around 35 minutes from Nice Airport by car.
• Hotel Hermitage Monte-Carlo - SBM's historic Belle Epoque property, slightly more residential in character than the Hotel de Paris, with a celebrated restaurant and garden terrace. Around 35 minutes from Nice Airport.
• Fairmont Monte Carlo - the only hotel in Monaco directly on the Grand Prix circuit, with a distinctive bridge over the track and suites that look directly down at the Fairmont Hairpin corner. Extremely difficult to book for Grand Prix week. Around 30 minutes from Nice Airport.
• Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel and Resort - a contemporary resort property on the eastern edge of Monaco bordering France, with a private beach, lagoon pool and a more relaxed atmosphere than the casino district properties. Around 30 minutes from Nice Airport.
• Hotel Metropole Monte-Carlo - a grand hotel on Avenue de la Madone with an exceptional spa and Karl Lagerfeld-designed pool. Around 30 minutes from Nice Airport.

Note that during the Monaco Grand Prix weekend, all Monaco hotels are typically sold out 12 to 18 months in advance at three to five times normal rates. Our team can advise on Nice and Antibes alternatives for Grand Prix week clients who book late.