Metropole Monte-Carlo

Since 1886, the Hotel Metropole Monte-Carlo has established itself as one of the most confidential addresses of the Carré d'Or, shaped by exceptional encounters that forged its legend. Born in the effervescence of the Belle Époque, it ranks among the most singular places in the Principality. Rethought, reinvented, and enriched with exceptional artistic and gastronomic signatures, it now carries within it more than a century of Monegasque history.

Since 2004, new chapters have been written: Karl Lagerfeld signs the Odyssey pool, Didier Gomez imagines Yoshi, Christophe Cussac makes Les Ambassadeurs a twice-Michelin-starred table, and Guerlain inaugurates its spa in 2025. That same year, 45 entirely rethought rooms and suites by Jacques Garcia celebrate the property's heritage while embracing a contemporary vision of Mediterranean elegance.

A world-renowned interior architect, Jacques Garcia makes eras converse without ever betraying them. Versailles, the Louvre, the NoMad Hotel in New York — so many spaces sublimated before reinventing the Hotel Metropole Monte-Carlo in 2004. Since then, the lobby has metamorphosed with the seasons around a magisterial floral installation, the Metropole Mood. Beneath the Art Deco glass roof, a spectacular scenography takes over, renewed each season to reflect the mood of the moment. Sculptural and ephemeral, it dialogues with the masters' canvases and the Jacques Garcia setting to reveal a new face at every visit.

Since 2007, sustainability has sat at the heart of the hotel's vision. Through the Metropole Care programme, this commitment comes to life through concrete actions supporting the environment, the local community, and the wider region.

Conceived as a series of prestigious escapes, the suites and rooms bear the signature of Jacques Garcia — a tribute to the art of travel paired with resolutely contemporary comfort. Two Michelin stars, a confidential Japanese table, Dolce Vita by the pool: Monaco can be savoured in a different way at the Hôtel Métropole Monte-Carlo.