- The Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo, located in the Carré d’Or, features 278 rooms and suites blending Belle Époque style with modern comfort.
- The palace’s iconic Winter Garden is defined by its glass and wrought-iron dome, famously designed by Gustave Eiffel.
- Gastronomic restaurant Le Vistamar, led by Chef Benoît Witz, holds a Michelin star and offers panoramic views of Monaco Bay.
- Guests enjoy direct underground access to the 6,600 sq m Thermes Marins Monte-Carlo spa for a comprehensive wellness experience.
Square Beaumarchais. Its Belle Époque silhouette, wrought-iron balconies, and famous Winter Garden, crowned by a dome designed by Gustave Eiffel: the Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo, adjacent to the Hôtel de Paris in the Société des Bains de Mer’s ‘Carré d’Or’ (Golden Square), stands as Monaco’s most poetic palace. Its 278 rooms and suites allow the spirit of pre-war Monaco to extend into contemporary comfort.
The Winter Garden, a Visual Hallmark
At the heart of the palace, the Winter Garden, beneath its Gustave Eiffel-designed glass and wrought-iron dome, remains one of the most iconic spaces on the Riviera. Lounges beneath chandeliers, palm trees, pink walls: this is the perfect spot for afternoon tea or a post-Casino cocktail.
Le Vistamar, Michelin-starred and Bay-facing
The Hermitage’s gastronomic restaurant offers refined Mediterranean cuisine by Chef Benoît Witz, on its panoramic terrace overlooking Monaco Bay: a Michelin star and a view that alone justifies a reservation.
Direct Access to Les Thermes Marins
The Hermitage is connected underground to the legendary Thermes Marins Monte-Carlo spa (6,600 sq m): heated seawater swimming pool, hammam, hydrotherapy, and a marine course. This offers the Principality’s most comprehensive wellness experience.
Practical Information
- Address : Square Beaumarchais, 98000 Monaco
- Capacity : 278 rooms & suites
- Distinction : 5-star SBM, Michelin Star at Le Vistamar
- Special Feature : Gustave Eiffel-designed Winter Garden Dome
- Official Website : montecarlosbm.com
