Two square kilometres we know street by street: the Hôtel de Paris, Le Louis XV, the harbour — and Grand Prix week.
Principality of Monaco
A palace in Monte-Carlo, the weekend's tables, a helicopter from Nice, a chauffeur, a stylist — one point of contact composes your stay around the ball, without ever selling the evening itself.
March 2027
The helicopter from Nice Côte d'Azur airport to the Monaco heliport, a welcome on landing and a car to the hotel.
On the upper floors of the Hôtel de Paris or the Hermitage, the suites the websites do not offer, looking over the harbour or Casino Square.
A table at Le Louis XV – Alain Ducasse, which we can often secure in season, or lunch at anchor off the Rock.
Terraces over the circuit, hospitality aboard a yacht in Port Hercule, the paddock as the season allows: all of it prepared months ahead.
The private salons of the Casino de Monte-Carlo, then a table at Jimmy'z, reserved in your name, the welcome prepared.
The addresses we know how to get you into.
A private briefing on the Principality — where to stay, where to dine, where to spend the evening.
The Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo, on Casino Square; the Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo and its Belle Époque glass dome attributed to Gustave Eiffel; the Hôtel Métropole Monte-Carlo, more intimate, in the Carré d'Or. We book suites the websites do not list — looking over the harbour or the Casino — and, during Grand Prix week, rooms overlooking the circuit.
Le Louis XV – Alain Ducasse at the Hôtel de Paris, three stars, on Casino Square; Les Ambassadeurs by Christophe Cussac, two stars, at the Métropole; Yannick Alléno's Pavyllon Monte-Carlo at the Hermitage, in the spirit of a counter. We can often secure a corner table, a private menu or a last-minute lunch when public booking shows full, even in high season.
The Casino de Monte-Carlo remains at the heart of Monaco's evenings; we arrange access to its private salons, according to the house's rules. Around it, the Carré d'Or gathers the great fashion and jewellery houses. At night — Jimmy'z Monte-Carlo at the Sporting, Twiga on Port Hercule, Buddha-Bar near Casino Square — we reserve the table and prepare the welcome.
In late May, the Monaco Grand Prix transforms the Principality. We arrange balconies and terraces over the circuit, from Casino corner to the tunnel; hospitality aboard yachts moored in Port Hercule, facing the harbour chicane; and, as the season allows, a visit to the paddock. These places are booked months ahead — write to us early.
The Riviera is also lived from the water: we charter yachts and tenders for a day to Saint-Tropez or Portofino, lunch at anchor with a dedicated crew, or a simple sunset outing from Port Hercule. For arrivals, the helicopter links Nice Côte d'Azur airport to the Monaco heliport in about seven minutes, with a welcome on landing. Every movement is prepared in advance.
The city's great occasions, orchestrated in private hospitality.
More often than not. We have long worked with the Principality's houses and regularly secure a table at Le Louis XV – Alain Ducasse, Les Ambassadeurs or Pavyllon, even in high season. If the room truly cannot take you, we tell you and suggest another address.
We arrange balconies and terraces over the circuit, hospitality aboard yachts in Port Hercule and, as the season allows, a visit to the paddock. These places are booked months ahead — write to us early for late May.
We reserve the table and prepare the welcome at Jimmy'z, Twiga or Buddha-Bar, and arrange access to the private salons of the Casino de Monte-Carlo, according to the house's rules.
We book suites at the Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo, the Hôtel Hermitage and the Hôtel Métropole — harbour or Casino views, access to the Thermes Marins — and, during Grand Prix week, rooms overlooking the circuit.
Yes: yachts and tenders with crew for a day to Saint-Tropez or Portofino, lunch at anchor or a sunset outing from Port Hercule. Availability depends on the season and is planned ahead, especially in summer.
We coordinate the helicopter transfer between Nice Côte d'Azur airport and the Monaco heliport, about seven minutes in the air, with a welcome on landing and a chauffeured car. Private aviation and cars within the Principality are also at your disposal.
Yes. A dedicated contact remains reachable 24/7 for last-minute reservations, transfers and requests, in Monaco and wherever you travel.
Grand Prix week or a simple weekend: we prepare Monaco with the same care.
Other destinations
