Inside the ultra-luxurious Monaco hotel where celebrities, millionaires, and the yachting elite stay in rooms that cost up to $41,000 per night
The Hotel Metropole Monte-Carlo is located in the Carré d'Or Square, just a few steps from the famous Casino de Monte-Carlo.
The hotel first opened in 1886, built in the lavish "Belle Epoque" style.
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Accommodations range from deluxe double rooms to lavish suites. For October 2018, rates for a deluxe double room started at $2,070 a night, while the suites started at $2,300.
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The deluxe "Mer" suite, with a view of the Mediterranean Sea and the hotel's pool area, started at $6,500 a night.
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The rooms were decorated by Jacques Garcia in a classical Mediterranean style.
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The Azur suite on the ground floor offers a top-notch view of the Casino gardens and the Monaco Grand Prix circuit, thanks to its large bay windows. It costs about $6,800 a night.
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The hotel's opulent Carré d'Or suite, situated on the top floor, starts at $41,452 a night in October 2018.
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The suite is nearly 1,400 square feet and features a 1,184 square foot private terrace with panoramic views of Monaco.
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It includes breakfast, personalized bathrobes, large-sized Hermes toiletries, perfumed showers, and a bottle of 2004 Dom Pérignon Champagne.
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Guests who book the Carré d'Or suite also get priority access to the hotel's amenities and a selection of "bespoke exclusive leisure activities."
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For Carré d'Or guests, the hotel even offers the "Goldeneye Experience," a James Bond-themed package that features a helicopter ride, lunch at the hotel's Japanese restaurant, a couples massage, and a candlelit dinner by Joël Robuchon on the terrace of the Carré d'Or suite.
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The hotel provides a tuxedo and an evening gown for the couple and will prepare Champagne and rose petals in the room at the end of the night.
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The hotel's heated sea-water pool, called the Odyssey, is open year-round. Guests can book swimming and aquagym lessons taught by professional coaches.
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Lounge chairs shaded by umbrellas or cabanas offer a place to relax.
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The Odyssey was designed by Karl Lagerfeld, the famed creative director at Chanel.
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"Odyssey is an oasis of relaxation and well-being nestled in the heart of Monte-Carlo," reads the hotel's website.
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In the pool area, guests can reserve a private cabana with a dedicated butler who serves drinks and snacks throughout the day. For lunch, you can have a private table with a menu created by the world-famous late chef Joël Robuchon.
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The hotel's main restaurant also features a menu by Joël Robuchon that includes seafood, foie gras, and chicken wings. Meals start at about $73 per person.
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At the spa, you can get $320 facials, a massage starting at $212, and for about $450, a two-hour "celestial body interlude" that includes a scrub, wrap, and "voluptuous body massage," according to the spa's brochure.
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Some of the "celebrity and high-net-worth guests" to be seen at the hotel have included Russian model and Victoria Bonya and investor Vadim Blaustein.
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Inside the ultra-luxurious Monaco hotel where celebrities, millionaires, and the yachting elite stay in rooms that cost up to $41,000 per night
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