Resorts in Monaco

Monaco is small. So small that you accidentally wander out if you don't pay attention for a moment. But make no mistake-on that piece of land between France and the Mediterranean more than enough happens. Cars, yachts, casinos and people with watches more expensive than your car. The kind of place where you look, nod, and think, "Fine, I'll stay a while."

Everyone knows Monte Carlo, and rightly so. This is Monaco's showpiece. Casinos with chandeliers that give you a neck ache, streets where a Fiat is a rarity, and hotels where your doorman knows your name before you even enter. Still: even if you don't bet anything, you can easily stroll around here for hours. A coffee on the terrace of Café de Paris, people-watching, and waiting for another Ferrari to pass by. Tip: pretend you don't care.

Must visits in Monaco

• Monte Carlo: Casinos, luxury, fast cars. This is where it begins and ends for many.
• Monaco-Ville: Prince's palace, old town, narrow streets overlooking the sea.
• Fontvieille: Marina, modern district, slightly less glitz but at least as many boats.

Holidays in Monaco

You want to go on holiday in Monaco and you want to stay in a nice luxury resort. So in which city do you book this resort?
Do you prefer to book a holiday in a resort in the capital Monaco city, or stay in Monte Carlo or Fontvieille.

All these cities guarantee a pleasant holiday.

The best resorts in Monaco

A resort is characterised by its extensive facilities, personalised service and often spacious layout. It offers an alternative to standard accommodation through a focus on relaxation, comfort and experience, often with luxurious facilities and thematic décor. These resorts are usually located in special locations in Monaco and target a specific audience looking for a unique holiday experience. You can often find resorts in cities such as Monaco City, Monte Carlo or Fontvieille.