Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo

Excellent service , clean , comfort, nicely renovated and excellent location .

One of the best hotels I have ever stayed in, and I'm traveling a lot. Beautiful and large room, extremely comfortable bed, great location, but above all is the service - the hotel staff was AMAZING. The hotel worth every Euro we paid.

Everything was excellent except for the reception service during our lunch at The Grill Restaurant on 8th November 2018 (booked through the hotel concierge). When we arrived at the restaurant, we were presented with the table nearest to the entrance. Upon telling the two receptionist ladies that we wanted another table, we were given rude eyebrow raise and they left us unattended for more than 10 minutes. Only when I asked them the reason for the wait, we were then rudely told that the table originally given to us is already one of the best and then they ushered us to another table. Other than the bad experience with the two receptionist ladies at the grill restaurant, everything else was excellent at the hotel.

The hotel is still under construction, but is no less amazing for it. Loved all moments of my stay.

I booked this hotel without really knowing the history behind it. This hotel is over 100 years old and is partially owned by the Royal Family of Monaco. I noticed that it wasn't in Fodor's as a recommended hotel, but I can't imagine why it wasn't. I travel extensively for business and get to stay at Ritz Carltons and Four Seasons properties extensively, however, this may be the nicest hotel I have ever stayed at. Fresh off of massive renovation (part of the hotel is still under renovation), the rooms have parquet hardwood floors, massive closet space, and black marble bathrooms with heated floors. Everything was perfect with the exception of an espresso maker that would not work. The staff was exceptionally helpful. This property is the closest property to the famous casino and is part of the same complex. The only complaint that I would have is that there isn't really a place in the lobby or off the side to have an informal glass of wine or cocktail. There is a balcony overlooking the water, that serves cocktails, however, they were full and there was no place to sit, so we weren't able to do so there. We had to go across the street to the Cafe de Paris-Monte Carlo, but the people watching there more than made up for it. I would absolutely stay here again.