Visual Hotel Review: Novotel Monte Carlo, Monaco

A view toward the Prince’s Palace, a harbour filled with mega yachts and the calm seas of the Mediterranean.

That’s what you can expect to see from your balcony at the Novotel Monte Carlo, a hotel where you can soak up the glitz without breaking the budget.

With the trademark clean styling of every Accor property, each room is fresh and well-appointed offering the perfect base for exploring the wonders of Monaco.

If you’re visiting to photograph Monaco or exploring the sights you’ll probably find a day isn’t quite enough. Being able to drop your suitcase and head outdoors from sunrise to starry night offers the chance to see Monaco is every light, a true spectacle that few get to witness.

The hotel is based right near the train station allowing easy access once you arrive and then a short walk to the sea regardless of which direction you wander.

As with all Visual Hotel Reviews I’ll let the photos do the talking so please find a collection below to highlight the fabulous Novotel Monte Carlo.

Actually no. One more thing. If you’re keen for some late night gaming and don’t have a gown for the casino, in your hotel room you’ll find an X-BOX and Nespresso Machine, both of which I was tempted to use and failed to muster the skills for one.

Apparently I’m no barista!

In the coming days I’ll be posting a guide to all the best photo locations in Monaco so keep an eye out.

Take a peek at my stay below…

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To find out more information about Accor properties around Monte Carlo take a peek here.

*I was a guest of Accor during my stay but as always, opinions are my own and this was definitely a jump on the bed with excitement type hotel!

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