A luxury hotel by the sea

Atypical in more ways than one, theHotel Monte-Carlo Beach has long attracted professionals looking for luxurious, discreet and unspoilt accommodation. A villa set on the Riviera, the hotel comprises 40 exclusive suites and rooms with sea views and, for the most luxurious, a private terrace. Decorated by designer architect India Mahdavi, the entire establishment skilfully blends neoclassical style, the ochre colours of the region and touches of Art Deco.

With its "feet in the water" location, the Monte-Carlo Beach is the perfect seaside setting for professionals looking forexclusivity and a Mediterranean atmosphere. The seafront can become the setting for private events such as product launches, gala dinners or large-scale cocktail parties: in this configuration, 600 guests can be welcomed on the terrace of the Le Deck restaurant, around the hotel's outdoor Olympic swimming pool. The space adjoins the large Art Deco room of Le Deck, where 300 guests can be served at tables indoors.

Overlooking Monte-Carlo Beach, the Vigie Monte-Carlo can also be used as a natural and luxurious setting for sumptuous business events. It is from here that you can enjoy the most beautiful view of the unspoilt bay, the transparent waters and the Mediterranean, a unique seaside setting on the Riviera that has made the hotel famous the world over.

For more confidential events, the Salon Eileen Gray can be transformed into a high-tech meeting room, accommodating up to 65 people for an audiovisual presentation, 80 for a cocktail party and around 20 for sit-down meetings.

A natural establishment

A showcase for its commitment to sustainable development, the Monte-Carlo Beach was awarded the Green Globe label in 2014, and the Platinum Standard in 2023. This award reflects the many services with a positive ecological impact that the hotel offers its guests. From the eco-ethical cosmetics line used in the spas to the provision of electric vehicles, electric inter-hotel shuttles and an electric-assist bicycle station, not to mention team-building activities focusing on environmental conservation, the hotel is emerging as a model for ethical and responsible business tourism.

This commitment is evident once you step through the doors of the Michelin-starred Elsa restaurant. Short supply chains and sustainable fishing are at the heart of a gastronomy that combines iodine and earthy flavours like a marine garden. This exaltation of nature and local life is also evident in the restaurant's other dining venues, as the Mediterranean is the central theme of the Deck restaurant (renovated in 2025) around the pool, of the Maona Monte-Carlo and its generous Greek cuisine, and finally the Jondal club at the Vigie Monte-Carlo, which brings the spirit of Ibiza - between party and authenticity - to the Riviera. All of these options can, of course, be combined with business meals and B2B banquets.

Where sport and luxury meet

Just a 35-minute drive from Nice-Côte d'Azur international airport, the Monte-Carlo Beach is located in the commune of Roquebrune Cap-Martin, a few metres from the Larvotto district, which marks the border with the Principality of Monaco. The hotel neighbours the Monte-Carlo Country Club, where the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters is held every year. For professional customers and business tourists , the Monte-Carlo Beach offers a range of wellness and sports activities, including spas, yoga classes and sports team-buildings based around tennis or yachting. The Société des Bains de Mer also offers tours of the Principality and à la carte transport services from the hotel to the heart of Monaco or to the major local conference venues(Grimaldi Forum, Sea Club and One Monte-Carlo).