The Hotel itself is very clean and comfortable and the rooms are more than adequate for travellers. What gives this hotel a 4 instead of a 3 is the really nice staff. I got to check out at 5pm. Plus for that internet wifi acess and a nice french breakfast is included.

Location is not the best and don't be fooled: the hotel is situated in France, about 100 m from the Monaco Border. It is very close to the super fancy Monaco Train Station, by walking through the station you have a good 15 min walk to the port, otherwise 30 min.

The approach to the hotel is a rather steep winding road which is somewhat daunting for older people.However the hotel itself is very clean and comfortable and the rooms are more than adequate for travellers.Let's face it ,who wants to spend time in the hotel when there are things to be doing?We found the bath and handheld shower rather awkward for older people too but they are fine for young,nimble people.The breakfasts were fine,too,with good quality continental food on offer.Perhaps the baskets could have been replenished more quickly!I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the hotel to others.

This hotel is located in an OK location that allows you to make way to all the sites in the little Principality of Monaco. The hotel is located in a quite residential area that is removed from the hustle and bustle of Monaco Centre. With that said you really have to think about why you are going to Monaco before booking this hotel. If you are visiting somebody that lives in the area or if you have a business function and you don't have an excess of money then this is a good hotel for you. Also, if you just want to "be" in Monaco to see the place and have a limited budget then this is also a good option. But, the problem with this is that Monaco is not experienced by staying at this hotel because it is not in its heart. Monaco is about glitz and glamor and the good life, this hotel has nothing of this sort. You don't feel as though you are anywhere different or unique. The rooms are larger than those found in Paris for example but they are poorly lit, smell of cigarettes, have hard floors and a lack of character. The staff at this hotel were superficial in their caring for their guests and lacked in friendliness. If you want to experience Monaco then open up your wallet and be prepared to shell out over $300 per night. This hotel is not terrible, but for me it wasn't at all acceptable to earn a return visit.

I was travelling by myself in Monaco and needed a place to stay for the night. As a single woman i was hesitant to stay someplace by myself but it turned out to be a great experience. This hotel is close to everything in monaco (bus stops, trains, etc). hotel staff spoke english and room was very clean. While its not directly in Monaco if you walk down the street a bit you are in Monaco. Great place if you are not planning on spending a lot of time in the room.