Who this property may suit
A historic hotel on Casino Square beside Casino de Monte-Carlo, with restaurants and access to Monte-Carlo SBM resort facilities.
This review is editorial information, not a ranking or an encouragement to gamble. Decide whether the setting, scale and facilities fit your trip.
Rooms and accommodation
The hotel offers rooms and suites in a historic property extensively renovated in the 2010s. Official practical information lists check-in from 3 p.m. and requires identity documents.
Amenities and entertainment
Amenities can be seasonal, reservation-only or subject to additional charges. Always confirm the current position on the official property site before travel.
Restaurants and bars
On-site dining includes Le Louis XV – Alain Ducasse à l’Hôtel de Paris and other hotel venues. Current opening schedules, dress codes and reservations are published by Monte-Carlo SBM.
Casino information and entry
Casino de Monte-Carlo is a separate, adjacent venue operated by Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer. Gaming-room visitors must be at least 18 and present an original passport or national photo ID; admission and dress rules apply.
Set a budget and time limit, never gamble with borrowed money, and stop if gambling no longer feels like entertainment. Local law and venue ID rules apply.
Casino history
Monte-Carlo SBM was created in 1863 under Prince Charles III. Hôtel de Paris opened in 1864 beside the casino, forming part of the district that was named Monte-Carlo in 1866.
Nearby
Casino de Monte-Carlo, Opéra de Monte-Carlo, Café de Paris and the Carré d’Or are immediately around Casino Square. Monaco-Monte-Carlo station is within the principality.
Open in Google MapsBefore you book
- Check the total rate, taxes and any resort fees.
- Read cancellation and deposit terms.
- Confirm accessibility and access to facilities.
- Bring identification required by the hotel and casino.