Formerly the Monte Carlo Grand, this famous hotel actually sits on top of the Loews tunnel, and as such is the only hotel in the world to bestride a formula one racetrack. The 4-star luxury hotel is the choice of many of the rich and famous who come to Monaco for the Grand Prix. Some of the rooms include track-view balconies.

Located in Casino Square, adjacent to the world famous Monte Carlo Casino, the 4-star luxury Hotel de Paris is a Monaco institution. Old world luxury and elegance are the keys at the Hotel de Paris. The hotel is also home to the 3-michelin-star Louis XV Restaurant, from the world’s most decorated chef, Alain Ducasse.

The Hermitage is another decadent palatial hotel in the heart of Monaco, with incredible views across the marina, and a favourite among elite visitors to Monaco. Opulently decorated, the Hermitage offers impeccable service amidst unmistakably Monegasque surroundings.

The Columbus Hotel in Fontvielle, Monaco, is part-owned by David Coulthard and is home to many of the Formula One teams during Grand Prix weekend. Its cool, sleek and thoroughly modern style attracts many of Monaco’s most discerning guests who want to be near the action. It is also very close to the heliport and a short walk to Monaco Harbour.

Le Meridien is another 4-star luxury hotel, and as well as the superb services that come as standard for hotels of this level, it also boasts its own private beach. During the Grand Prix, the hotel’s Sea Club plays host to Monaco’s famous celebrity nightclub, the Amber Lounge..

Monte Carlo bay opened in 2005 bringing a new concept to Monaco, with 4 acres of gardens and luxury on the water's edge, 334 rooms, a spa, restaurants, casinos, shows and a prestigious nightclub.

The Port Palace is a superbly located hotel for the Grand Prix, on the Quai des Etats Unis directly overlooking the track. This boutique hotel is much smaller than the others with just 50 rooms, and combines fantastic individual service with true luxury and the opportunity to watch the race from its rooftop.

Staying in Nice is a perfectly good option for Grand Prix weekend, and costs a fraction of the price of accommodation in Monaco itself. Guests have the option of taking the 20-minute scenic train journey along the Cote d’Azur, or enjoying a beautiful 7-minute helicopter transfer.

In our opinion the best hotel in Nice, the 4-star luxury Palais de la Mediterranee sits on the Promenade des Anglais overlooking the glistening Mediterranean Sea. Just a few minutes’ walk to the main railway station or a short ride to the airport to catch the helicopter into Monaco.

Also superbly located on the Promenade des Anglais, Le Meridien provides a superb option for guests wishing to stay in contemporary-style luxury. This sleek hotel boasts 184 rooms with sun-drenched terraces and superb city or sea views.

A beautifully appointed 4-star hotel in the heart of Nice, The Grand Hotel Aston looks out on the scenic gardens and fountains of the Place Massena, close to the Casino. The hotel boasts a solarium and swimming pool with poolside bar and 2 superb restaurants.

This modern and stylish 3-star property is also perfectly located on the Promenade des Anglais, a short walk from the main Nice railway station. Guests looking for value have an ideal venue while sacrifice nothing in terms of service.

The Nautica is a 3-star property in the beautiful old port area of Nice. Again a short walk to the railway station, the Nautica provides a good level of service and offers superb value for those on a budget.

Another excellent budget option, the Best Western de Madrid sits next to Nice Ville Railway Station, so you can be in Monaco 25 minutes after leaving the front door.

In addition to the hotel accommodation we can also provide apartments to rent in Monaco during the Grand Prix weekend.