Monaco
One stop on the trainMonaco
Staying in Cap-d'Ail puts you five minutes from the Principality, with a peaceful place to come back to.
The Casino de Monte-Carlo, Port Hercule and its yachts, the boutiques, the Prince's Palace with its changing of the guard, the Jardin Exotique and the Oceanographic Museum are all a short ride away. For motorsport fans there is the Grand Prix circuit to walk, and the Top Cars Collection.
Grand Prix week in May and the Yacht Show in September are the busiest weeks of the year; book early. The hotel is a favourite base for both, a taxi or one train stop from the action and far enough away to sleep.
Train
Cap-d'Ail to Monaco–Monte-Carlo in 3 minutes; trains every 15–30 minutes.
Bus
Line 600 from the main road; also to Nice and Menton.
Grand Prix
Late May/early June. We are a regular base for teams and guests; ask us about the circuit walk.
