The best Kid-Friendly Hotels in Monaco

1. Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo

The marble lobby and gilded details of this Monegasque legend, which opened in 1864, never fail to impress. Children gaze up at the chandeliers as if they were constellations, while parents pick up the keys to their Junior Suites or connecting Double Suites.

Once the door is opened, the atmosphere changes: antique mirrors, shimmering fabrics, and light hues envelop the room in an unexpected softness. The sitting area becomes an impromptu playground for the little ones, while parents treat themselves to a moment of respite in this intimate setting, designed as much for relaxation as for spending time together.

The connecting suites allow four people to stay together without sacrificing their own personal space. At Le Grill, perched atop the rooftops, children can enjoy menus specially designed for them, served with the same care as Michelin-starred dishes, overlooking the Mediterranean. Special perks are part of the experience: for children up to age 5, accommodations and meals are complimentary; for those up to age 11, rates are cut in half. A rarity in a luxury hotel of this caliber. Discover all the seasonal offers and the best rates for this kid-friendly hotel in Monaco.

Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo
209 rooms, rates starting at €748 per night 
Place du Casino, Monaco
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2. Hermitage Monte-Carlo Hotel

In this century-old palace, everything exudes the grace of the Belle Époque: antique mirrors, delicate frescoes, and light softened by sheer curtains. The rooms and suites, adorned with light colors and shimmering fabrics, open onto balconies overlooking the Mediterranean, some even featuring a private jacuzzi.

Some rooms are family-friendly, with extra beds and connecting rooms to ensure everyone’s privacy. The little ones are especially pampered: for children up to age 5, everything is free—from accommodations to meals—and children ages 6–11 enjoy generous discounts. Parents, meanwhile, can savor the tranquility of a hotel that’s both central and slightly set back, overlooking the harbor and just a stone’s throw from the Casino. Daily life revolves around a visit to the Thermes Marins—a vast 6,600-square-meter wellness complex directly connected to the hotel—and lunch at the Pavyllon or L’Abysse, both restaurants helmed by Yannick Alléno.

In the afternoon, you can happily lose yourself in the paths of the Jardin Exotique, climb the Rock, or set out on a boat ride. And in the evening, the children drift off to sleep effortlessly, exhausted from so many new experiences, while their parents sip a final drink overlooking the sea, with the Principality sparkling like an open-air theater.

Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo
262 rooms, rates starting at €500 per night 
Square Beaumarchais, Monaco

3. Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort

Located on the Larvotto Peninsula, this spacious and bright seaside resort is a place where children quickly feel at home. The Exclusive and Deluxe rooms can accommodate up to four people, turning your getaway into a beach vacation.

The sandy-bottomed lagoon remains the main attraction, where parents can keep an eye on their children from a distance while they splash around. Here, the luxury hotel atmosphere blends with a cheerful, laid-back vibe: palm trees, waterfalls, and a pool heated to 28°C year-round turn your stay into a never-ending vacation.

From the moment they arrive, the little ones are treated like little princes: cribs, baby bathtubs, and even sleep sacks for the very youngest, as well as beds with safety rails, step stools, and miniature bathrobes for the older children. In the restaurants, fun and balanced menus are specially designed for them, and at breakfast, the buffet is overflowing with mini pastries. Meals follow the same policy as in other hotels: free for children up to age 5, half price for children up to age 11, with accommodations tailored to their needs. The laid-back spot that turns Monaco into a seaside playground.

Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort
332 rooms, rates starting at €308 per night 
40 Avenue Princesse Grace, Monaco
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4. Monte-Carlo Beach

Behind its sun-kissed terracotta façade, Monte-Carlo Beach embodies the Riviera of the 1930s, reimagined with India Mahdavi’s vibrant color palette. The frescoes inspired by Matisse and Cocteau, the ever-present sea, the surrounding pine forest: every element contributes to making this place a refined retreat. The spa, the Olympic-sized pool, and the “Cabanas” service by the sea—everything invites you to let yourself be carried away by the gentle pace of family life.

This intimate property has just forty rooms and suites, designed to accommodate families (loft, junior, or double suites, depending on your needs). And because Monaco knows how to be generous, the “Monte-Carlo Kids” offer stands out for its simplicity: for children ages 0 to 5, accommodations (crib or extra bed) plus breakfast, lunch, and dinner at the hotel’s restaurants are completely complimentary.

From the moment you arrive, the welcome is tailored to them: baby bathtubs, changing mats, small bathrobes, child-sized stools, and children’s toiletries… all these details put parents at ease and delight the children. The Monte-Carlo Kids Club by Petit VIP (open from July through August and on select evenings) offers art workshops, games, shows, water activities, and themed parties, ensuring that every day is full of surprises.

At dusk, while the children enjoy the Kids Club (or a supervised dinner on Tuesdays and Fridays), parents can treat themselves to a moment at Elsa Marcel Ravin, a Michelin-starred restaurant committed to celebrating local ingredients and the hotel’s eco-friendly ethos. The setting, nestled between the sea and the pine trees, becomes the backdrop for a sensual and gourmet escape.

Monte-Carlo Beach
40 rooms, rates starting at €748 per night 
Avenue Princesse Grace, Roquebrune-Cap-Martin