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Best family hotels in Monaco

Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort has a sand-bottomed lagoon and a sea-view suite with a sofa bed for two under-12s. Le Méridien Beach Plaza has its own beach, children's pools and a free kids' club in July and August, and Fairmont Monte Carlo runs one too. Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo opens a free Kids Room in French school holidays except February.

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At a glance

  1. Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort: The resort from above

    Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort

    A sand-bottomed lagoon and 44-square-metre rooms with terraces

    Larvotto · From about €250 a night

  2. Le Méridien Beach Plaza: Beach dining at sunset

    Le Méridien Beach Plaza

    Its own beach, children's pools and a free summer kids' club

    Larvotto · From about €220 a night

  3. Fairmont Monte Carlo: Monaco from the air

    Fairmont Monte Carlo

    A free summer kids' club for 4 to 12, five minutes from the casino

    Monte-Carlo · From about €250 a night

  4. Monte-Carlo Beach: The hotel on its own bay

    Monte-Carlo Beach

    The Beach Club and its summer Petit VIP kids' club for 4 to 12

    Roquebrune-Cap-Martin · From about €400 a night

  5. Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo: Rooftop lounge over Port Hercule

    Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo

    A free Kids Room in French school holidays, and a seawater pool

    Monte-Carlo · From about €492 a night

  6. Hôtel Métropole Monte-Carlo: The Métropole at dusk

    Hôtel Métropole Monte-Carlo

    A free summer kids' club, a Family Suite and a year-round pool

    Monte-Carlo · From about €400 a night

What we looked for

Monaco is small, safe and walkable, which helps with children, and the government's 79 public lifts, 35 escalators and 8 travelators do much of the climbing for small legs. Under-fives ride the CAM buses free. For beach days, stay at Larvotto, the seaside end of Avenue Princesse Grace, where the beach is largely public with a promenade along it and both of our hotels are built around water. Monte-Carlo puts the harbour, the casino gardens and the grand hotels on foot instead.

Kids' clubs here follow the calendar, so match the club to your dates. In July and August, Fairmont Monte Carlo and Le Méridien Beach Plaza run free clubs for ages 4 to 12 and Hôtel Métropole Monte-Carlo one for 4 to 10; Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo opens its Kids Room in French school holidays except February. Then look hard at room size: entry rooms at the grand hotels are small, and connecting rooms or a family suite matter more than the view.

Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort: The resort from aboveThe resort

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Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort

Larvotto, Monaco

Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort gives children a resort in a principality of grand hotels. The sand-bottomed lagoon is open from May to September, a heated indoor pool with jacuzzis and an outdoor pool at 28 degrees run all year, and a guarded swimming area lies in the marine reserve just off the hotel's shore, with Larvotto beach a few minutes' walk. Every room category is 44 square metres with a terrace, so even the entry rooms have space.

Children of five and under eat free from the children's menu, and six to eleven at half price. In summer the Monte-Carlo Kids Club by Petit VIP takes guests aged 4 to 12 while a parent stays on the property; its next season is planned for summer 2027. Miami Plage, a family beach restaurant since 1975, is nine minutes' walk.

Suite with sea view at Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort: a round dining table by glass doors to the terrace, the bedroom through an arch

The room to book

Suite, sea view

92 m²

One level on the tenth floor, a sofa bed for two children under 12 and a 22 square metre terrace, more than twice the outdoor space of the Duplex Suite.

Every room, and why

For two rooms instead of a suite, ask for connecting Exclusive sea-view rooms, which the hotel arranges on request.

€€€From about €250 a night

Le Méridien Beach Plaza: Beach dining at sunsetThe beach one

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Le Méridien Beach Plaza

Larvotto, Monaco

Le Méridien Beach Plaza puts its own beach at the foot of the lift. The pebble beach on the Larvotto seafront is lifeguarded from April to September, two of the four heated seawater basins are for young children, and the heated indoor pool stays open all year, with under-16s swimming alongside an adult. In July and August the Kids Club takes children aged 4 to 12 free of charge, from 10am to 6pm every day.

For space, the hotel has connecting Deluxe and Premium rooms, and larger families can take Apartment 915: three en-suite bedrooms, a kitchen and three balconies for up to seven, with valet parking included. The public beach at Larvotto is next door.

Premium room with partial sea view at Le Méridien Beach Plaza: the balcony table and chairs, the bay and towers beyond

The room to book

Premium, partial sea view, balcony

28 to 32 m²

Ask for a connecting pair: each has a balcony, and the king version has a bath as well as a shower, which helps with small children.

Every room, and why

Before a July or August stay, ask the hotel to register the children for the Kids Club.

€€€From about €220 a night

Fairmont Monte Carlo: Monaco from the airThe F1 one

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Fairmont Monte Carlo

Monte-Carlo, Monaco

Fairmont Monte Carlo suits families who want Monte-Carlo on foot. Its Little Explorers Club is free for guests' children aged 4 to 12 from 1 July to 31 August, and every room grade is 35 square metres with a private terrace, the entry Garden View coming as a king or two doubles. The casino is a five-minute walk uphill, with the harbour below and the public beach at Larvotto about ten minutes along the shore.

The seventh-floor deck has two pools. From April to October one of them is Nikki Beach, with DJs and an over-18 bed area, so swim at Amù by the Pool, open from 8am to 8pm to all ages and daily from early June. With 596 rooms, it is also the hotel most likely to have space on a busy weekend.

Garden Suite at Fairmont Monte Carlo: the living room with a sofa, a dining table and the garden courtyard outside

The room to book

Garden Suite

60 m²

A separate bedroom and living room for up to four, with two terraces, so the children can sleep while you sit outside.

Every room, and why

For the sea as well, the Riviera Suite Sea View is the first suite where a family of four gets it.

€€€From about €250 a night

Monte-Carlo Beach: The hotel on its own bayThe romantic one

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Monte-Carlo Beach

Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, Monaco

Monte-Carlo Beach is on this list for the Beach Club below it and the kids' club that runs there in summer. The Monte-Carlo Kids Club by Petit VIP takes children aged 4 to 12, daily in July and August, and a stay includes access at set times, with paid lunch and afternoon sessions and a parent staying at the club. The rest of the family has an Olympic-length seawater pool heated to 28 degrees and a short strip of fine sand.

It is a small hotel of 40 rooms, and space is what to plan for: the entry rooms are 30 square metres, so a family of three starts at the Junior Suite, and connecting Loft Suites can be joined on request. The season runs from mid-April to mid-October, and every room faces the sea.

Junior Suite at Monte-Carlo Beach: the bed below a line-drawn mural, with a tall wooden floor lamp

The room to book

Junior Suite - Sea View

50 m²

Up to three in 50 square metres with a lounge area and a loggia, the first category with room to spread out.

Every room, and why

For five, the Diamond Suite Sunshine has two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a 100 square metre roof terrace with a jacuzzi.

€€€€From about €400 a night

Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo: Rooftop lounge over Port HerculeThe all-rounder

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Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo

Monte-Carlo, Monaco

Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo pairs grand-hotel Monte-Carlo with a Kids Room for its guests: free, open in the French school holidays except February, supervised for ages 6 to 12, with four and five year olds welcome alongside an adult. The family can also swim all year in the Thermes Marins seawater pool, reached by a private indoor passage and included in the stay.

For space, the sea-view Junior Suite sleeps three and the Two Bedroom Suite sleeps five. In season the stay also opens the Monte-Carlo Beach Club, reached by free shuttle, where the Petit VIP kids' club runs for a fee while a parent stays at the club. Square Beaumarchais outside is quiet, the casino is two minutes away and the harbour is below, with the public lifts and escalators doing much of the climbing back.

Junior Suite with city or courtyard view at Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo: a sofa and coffee table in front of the bed

The room to book

Junior Suite, city or courtyard view

40 m²

It can be set up with two 140 cm beds on request, beside a lounge area, in 40 square metres; for five, the Two Bedroom Suite adds the sea.

Every room, and why

On Sundays from October to March the Kids Room also opens during brunch at Pavyllon Monte-Carlo.

€€€€From about €492 a night

Hôtel Métropole Monte-Carlo: The Métropole at duskThe intimate one

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Hôtel Métropole Monte-Carlo

Monte-Carlo, Monaco

Hôtel Métropole Monte-Carlo is for a family that wants a calm grand hotel rather than a resort. Behind its own gates, a street back from the casino square, it has a Family Suite: a junior suite for the parents connected to a room designed for children up to 10, with its own bathroom. In July and August its Kids Club is free for guests aged 4 to 10, run by two activity leaders from 10am to 1pm and 2pm to 6.30pm.

Karl Lagerfeld's Odyssey terrace has a seawater pool heated all year and open from 7am to 8pm, and from April to September Zia cooks Italian beside it, from breakfast to dinner. There is one Family Suite category, on one floor, so book it early. For a quick supper, Tip Top has been serving pizza and burgers two minutes away since 1938.

Family Suite at Hôtel Métropole Monte-Carlo: the children's room with a daybed under a purple headboard, a cot and a teddy bear

The room to book

Family Suite

69 m²

A junior suite for the parents connected to a children's room with its own bathroom, on the fifth floor, so everyone has a door to close.

Every room, and why

In summer, go down to the Odyssey pool before ten, when loungers are easiest to find.

€€€€From about €400 a night

How to choose

Your tripBook
Pools, a lagoon and space to stay putMonte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort
A beach at the foot of the liftLe Méridien Beach Plaza
Monte-Carlo on foot and a rooftop pool deckFairmont Monte Carlo
A grand hotel with a free Kids RoomHôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo
A separate children's room with its own bathroomHôtel Métropole Monte-Carlo

Also worth a look

Questions people ask

Good questions about Monaco & around

Which hotels in Monaco have a kids club?

Three run free clubs in July and August: Fairmont Monte Carlo's Little Explorers Club and Le Méridien Beach Plaza's Kids Club for ages 4 to 12, and Hôtel Métropole Monte-Carlo's for 4 to 10. Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo has a free Kids Room for its guests in French school holidays except February, supervised for 6 to 12, with younger children accompanied. The Monte-Carlo Beach Club's Petit VIP club takes 4 to 12 year olds in summer while a parent stays at the club, and Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort plans to reopen its own in summer 2027.

Which Monaco hotels have family suites or connecting rooms?

Hôtel Métropole Monte-Carlo has a Family Suite, a junior suite for the parents connected to a children's room with its own bathroom. Le Méridien Beach Plaza has connecting Deluxe and Premium rooms and a three-bedroom apartment for up to seven. At Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort the Suite, sea view has a sofa bed for two under-12s, and rooms connect on request. Fairmont Monte Carlo's Garden Suite takes four, and Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo's Two Bedroom Suite sleeps five.

Can children use the hotel pools in Monaco?

Mostly, with a few rules worth knowing. At Fairmont Monte Carlo, Amù by the Pool is open to all ages, while the Nikki Beach bed area on the same deck is over-18. Le Méridien Beach Plaza has two shallow seawater basins for young children, and its indoor pool takes under-16s with an adult. The rooftop pool at Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo is kept for guests aged 16 and over, so families there swim at the Thermes Marins instead, as guests of Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo do all year.

How do you get around Monaco with children?

On foot, by lift and by bus. The government counts 79 public lifts, 35 escalators and 8 travelators, which take much of the climbing out of Monaco's terraces. CAM buses cost 1.50 euros a ride by contactless card, capped at 5.50 euros a day, and under-fives ride free. Buses 5 and 6 link Larvotto with the Place du Casino, and the Bateau Bus crosses the harbour in four minutes on the same fare. Inside the principality there is no need for a car.

How did you choose these hotels?

Independently, through extensive research, trusted sources and first-hand visits. Hotels cannot pay to be included, and every one of the ten has to exist for a different reason.

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