Which room to book at Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo
The Exclusive Room sea view with terrace. It is 43 square metres, the joint largest room category the hotel sells, level with the harbour-view room, and the only one with a terrace over the harbour and the Mediterranean, on the first to sixth floors. The casino-view room that the hotel is photographed for is 30 square metres, and the entry Superior looks into the patio.
The room to book
Exclusive Room, sea view with terrace
43 m²Harbour and seaFloors 1 to 6
Joint largest room category, level with the harbour view, and the only real terrace below suite level. Book this one.
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Every room at a glance
| Room | Size | View | Floor |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exclusive Room, casino viewCasino de Monte-Carlo and the coast · Floors 2 to 5 | 30 m² | Casino de Monte-Carlo and the coast | Floors 2 to 5 |
| Superior Room, patio viewPatio, with balcony · Floors 2 to 6 | 34 m² | Patio, with balcony | Floors 2 to 6 |
| Deluxe Room, city or patio viewCity or patio, with balcony · Floors 2 to 6 | 41 m² | City or patio, with balcony | Floors 2 to 6 |
| Prestige Room, patio viewPatio, with balcony · Floors 4 to 6 | 41 m² | Patio, with balcony | Floors 4 to 6 |
| Exclusive Room, sea viewHarbour and sea · Floors 1 to 6 | 42 m² | Harbour and sea | Floors 1 to 6 |
| Exclusive Room, harbour viewHarbour, with balcony · Floors 3 to 5 | 43 m² | Harbour, with balcony | Floors 3 to 5 |
| Exclusive Room, sea view with terraceOur pickHarbour and sea · Floors 1 to 6 | 43 m² | Harbour and sea | Floors 1 to 6 |
| Suite, casino viewCasino de Monte-Carlo and the sea · Floors 2 to 5 | 53 m² | Casino de Monte-Carlo and the sea | Floors 2 to 5 |
| Suite, sea viewHarbour and sea · Floors 1 to 6 | 70 m² | Harbour and sea | Floors 1 to 6 |
| Suite, sea view with terraceHarbour and sea · Floors 3 to 7 | 70 m² | Harbour and sea | Floors 3 to 7 |
| Corner Suite, sea view with terracePrince's Palace, harbour and sea · Floors 3 to 6 | 80 m² | Prince's Palace, harbour and sea | Floors 3 to 6 |
| Suite, city view or patio viewCity or patio · Floors 2 to 5 | 88 m² | City or patio | Floors 2 to 5 |
| Deluxe Suite, city viewCity, with balcony · 4th floor | 124 m² | City, with balcony | 4th floor |
| Diamond Suite, sea view with terraceSea and the Opéra · 1st floor | 176 m² | Sea and the Opéra | 1st floor |
| Diamond Suite GarnierPlace du Casino and the sea · 2nd floor | 179 m² | Place du Casino and the sea | 2nd floor |
| Diamond Suite, sea viewSea · Floors 5 to 7 | 181 m² | Sea | Floors 5 to 7 |
| Diamond Suite Prince Rainier IIIPlace du Casino to the sea · 5th floor | 830 m² | Place du Casino to the sea | 5th floor |
| Diamond Suite Princess Grace180 degrees of sea · Floors 7 and 8 | 983 m² | 180 degrees of sea | Floors 7 and 8 |
Every room they sell
Exclusive Room, casino view
The postcard window in the smallest room the hotel sells. Thirteen square metres less than the sea-view rooms.
30 m²Casino de Monte-Carlo and the coastFloors 2 to 5
Superior Room, patio view
The entry room, looking into the courtyard the rebuild created. Pleasant, and not what you came for.
34 m²Patio, with balconyFloors 2 to 6
Deluxe Room, city or patio view
Seven square metres more than the Superior; the window may still be the patio.
41 m²City or patio, with balconyFloors 2 to 6
Prestige Room, patio view
The Deluxe's size on the upper floors, sold on decor rather than outlook.
41 m²Patio, with balconyFloors 4 to 6
Exclusive Room, sea view
The first rung with the sea in the window and no terrace; ask for the top of its range.
42 m²Harbour and seaFloors 1 to 6
Exclusive Room, harbour view
Port Hercule and the Rock from a balcony, on the middle floors only.
43 m²Harbour, with balconyFloors 3 to 5
Exclusive Room, sea view with terraceOur pick
Joint largest room category, level with the harbour view, and the only real terrace below suite level. Book this one.
43 m²Harbour and seaFloors 1 to 6
Suite, casino view
The square from a suite of modest size, with a separate sitting area.
53 m²Casino de Monte-Carlo and the seaFloors 2 to 5
Suite, sea view
The sea-view room with a sitting room added and no terrace.
70 m²Harbour and seaFloors 1 to 6
Suite, sea view with terrace
The same 70 square metres with a terrace, and the only suite below Diamond level that reaches the seventh floor.
70 m²Harbour and seaFloors 3 to 7
Corner Suite, sea view with terrace
The corner of the building, so the Palace and the harbour in one window.
80 m²Prince's Palace, harbour and seaFloors 3 to 6
Suite, city view or patio view
Floor area over outlook: 18 square metres more than the sea-view suite for a courtyard.
88 m²City or patioFloors 2 to 5
Deluxe Suite, city view
A lounge-dining room and a spiral stair to an oval study; the city rather than the sea.
124 m²City, with balcony4th floor
Diamond Suite, sea view with terrace
One bedroom, a 59 square metre terrace and the Diamond inclusions: breakfast, transfer, 6am to 10pm.
176 m²Sea and the Opéra1st floor
Diamond Suite Garnier
Two bedrooms and a 44 square metre terrace over the square. The photograph, if you must have it.
179 m²Place du Casino and the sea2nd floor
Diamond Suite, sea view
Two bedrooms and two bathrooms on the upper floors, with a 23 square metre terrace.
181 m²SeaFloors 5 to 7
Diamond Suite Prince Rainier III
A heated infinity pool on 350 square metres of terrace; a third bedroom on request.
830 m²Place du Casino to the sea5th floor
Diamond Suite Princess Grace
Two floors, a private lift, 521 square metres of terrace and its own pool. The top of the building.
983 m²180 degrees of seaFloors 7 and 8
Why this one
The seven room categories split cleanly into what they look at. Three face the patio or the city: the 34 square metre Superior and the 41 square metre Deluxe and Prestige. Three face the harbour or the sea: the 42 square metre sea view, the 43 square metre harbour view and the 43 square metre sea view with terrace. One faces the casino, and it is 30 square metres. The sea-view terrace room is therefore the joint largest room the hotel sells, level with the harbour-view room, it has the only terrace below suite level, and its floor range runs from the first to the sixth, which is as high as any room category goes. The square is a one-minute walk from the door; the sea is not, which is the argument for having it in the window.
Above the rooms the ladder is about floor area and then about inclusions. The suites run from 53 square metres over the casino to 124 on the fourth floor, and the sea-view ones repeat the room logic: same 70 square metres with or without a terrace, then the 80 square metre corner with the Palace in view. The five Diamond Suite categories are a different product. Every one of them includes breakfast, an airport transfer from Nice, arrival from 6am and departure until 10pm, and the Garnier, Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace add a massage, a beach cabana and an open bar. Below that line you pay 68 euros a head for breakfast and half a night's rate to leave at 3pm.
- Ask for
- Ask for the sixth floor, the top of the category's stated range, on the harbour and sea side, and say the terrace is the reason for the booking so that you are not moved to the balcony variant. If you have chosen the casino-view room, ask for the fifth floor, its highest, and for a room on the square rather than the return of the building; the page promises the casino and the coast, not the fountain.
- Avoid
- The Superior, Deluxe and Prestige patio-view rooms if the view matters: guests consistently call the inner-courtyard outlook ordinary, and at this address you are paying for a window. Be equally careful with the Deluxe's city-or-patio wording, which lets the hotel decide. And do not read the beach club or the rooftop pool into the entry rate as if they were on the doorstep: the beach is a shuttle away and the roof is closed to under-16s.
Suites against rooms
Two suites are worth singling out. The Corner Suite sea view with terrace, 80 square metres on the third to sixth floors, is the one category below Diamond level whose page promises the Prince's Palace, the harbour and the sea in one view, and it comes with a terrace. If you want the square, the Diamond Suite Garnier is the honest answer: 179 square metres with a 44 square metre terrace on the second floor directly over the Place du Casino, two bedrooms, and the Diamond inclusions that the 53 square metre casino-view suite does not get.
Questions people ask
Good questions about Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo
Which room should I book at Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo?
The Exclusive Room sea view with terrace. It is 43 square metres, the joint largest room category the hotel sells, level with the harbour-view room, and the only one with a terrace over the harbour and the Mediterranean, on the first to sixth floors. The casino-view room that the hotel is photographed for is 30 square metres, and the entry Superior looks into the patio.
Which rooms should I avoid at Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo?
The Superior, Deluxe and Prestige patio-view rooms if the view matters: guests consistently call the inner-courtyard outlook ordinary, and at this address you are paying for a window. Be equally careful with the Deluxe's city-or-patio wording, which lets the hotel decide. And do not read the beach club or the rooftop pool into the entry rate as if they were on the doorstep: the beach is a shuttle away and the roof is closed to under-16s.
Our verdict
If the address is the point of the trip, book it. If it is not, the Hermitage does the same Monaco with less noise.
Last checked: September 2026 · Image credits: Expedia Group Creator Toolbox