Choose Your Luxury Accommodations
Step1
Book your accommodations in Monte Carlo by calling the Monaco Government Tourist Office's United States headquarters at 800-753-9696, or by visiting their Web site (see Resources below).
Step2
Book rooms at the Hotel Hermitage online by visiting its Web site (see Resources below) or by calling 011 (+377) 98 06 25 25.
Step3
Enjoy an expensive cigar. Choose luxury accommodations near the famed Cuban Smoking Parlour in Le Sporting Monte-Carlo.
Step4
Give in to the fun of gambling and stay within walking distance of numerous American table games in Le Sun Casino, like Black Jack, American Roulette and Craps.
Step5
Choose from 5 luxury hotels, all within walking distance of Monte Carlo Casino.
Step6
Select accommodations near the Monte Carlo Casino and experience all four of the casino's areas: Le Casino, Le Café de Paris, Le Sporting Monte-Carlo and Le Sun Casino.
Get to Monte Carlo, Monaco
Step1
Take an international flight and arrive at Nice's Côte d'Azur International Airport, just 15 minutes away.
Step2
Arrive by cruise and dock at Port Hercule, centrally located in Monaco.
Step3
Head north from the port. Once you see the extravagant casino, you'll know you're in Monte Carlo.
Organize Transportation
Step1
Stretch your legs! Monte Carlo makes up roughly a fifth of the entire country, which is only 1.95 square kilometers.
Step2
Hire a taxi. There are 6 available stands. The one at the Monte Carlo Casino is available at all hours. So is the stand at the Monaco railway station.
Step3
Ride the bus. 5 routes cover the entirety of Monaco. A daily tourist pass is available for less than 5 euros. With it, you can ride as much as you want each day.
Know Your Destination
Step1
Prepare yourself for a beautiful cityscape. Monte Carlo makes up one of the five ares of Monaco, which is almost completely developed.
Step2
Enjoy 300 days of sunshine a year! The winters are mild and wet; the summers are hot and dry.
Step3
Feel free to speak French, the official language of Monaco. English, Italian and Monegasque are also spoken.