Ok, this is a must see when visiting Monaco! First off, the building it just beautiful. Outside…read moreis photo opp central with fancy cars parked in front. But, yes, it comes with lots of tourists taking pictures and having to wait your turn for a quick pic or 2 (maybe 3 or 4, ). It is best to visit in the afternoon to early evening when more fancy cars parked in front. Once inside, (after security check), it gets even better. You can make your way into the casino for 20 Euro a person. There are no pictures allowed inside the Casino during gambling hours, but it is well worth seeing the inside architecture, design and layout. However, from 10am to 1pm, you can visit the casino and take pictures inside for the same fee. There is no gambling at that time and machines are off. If your schedule allows this is the way to go! Grateful for the employee who told us to come back the next morning for a full experience, less people, and the ability to get pictures inside. We also made a reservation at a restaurant inside for lunch. Initially we were provided inaccurate information [If we had a lunch reservation we could get into the casino at no fee starting at 10am, however, this is not true. To avoid the fee with the restaurant reservation, you can only get in about 15 mins prior to reservation time.], however, we still kept our reservation, paid the casino entry fee, and enjoyed a fantastic lunch that was well worth it. Also, the meal was much more affordable than we expected. Don't sleep on visiting Monaco and the famous Monte-Carlo Casino!

1 of 2 Yelp reviews…read more Quality/Quantity - What a GREAT experience!! A must visit. We got here early and paid the 20 Euros to be able to walk the casino and take pictures. We were told that when we come back at 2pm, we would get 10 Euros back in casino credit. Sadly that was not the case. We also opened a players card (loyalty card) in the next door's small casino and found out as a member, there was NO fee to enter.... Either way, happy for the overall visit. Won gambling! Had my James Bond Vodka Martini! Life is good. Ambiance - See pictures. Service - Good. Price - 20 Euros or become a member for free in the small casino next door and enter for free. Owner Comment - Thanks for such a positive and memorable experience!!

This casino was ok. Maybe I used to casinos in America but no waitress came by to get a drink…read moreorder, I really don't like people directly over you while your gambling on the machines the staff does not even try to stop that, I play roulette and I feel like the person spinning the ball takes all day to spin it.

Casino Barriere really messed up treating brettski so poorly . They make Brettski wait 45…read moreMinutes and keep pulling people to the front when Brettski was 2nd in line. He's a fine gentleman. And he was gunna dumb 5k+ euros right into your slot machines. Guaranteed profit . Have u seen this guy gamble ?

Trip for the Grand Prix de Monaco We choose The Hyatt…read moreRegency Nice Hotel, cozy and clean. Breakfast is great Pool is amazing Service is great, first night while posting so far so good Recommend

Stayed at the Hyatt Palais in Nice during a recent trip to the South of France. It's a beautiful,…read moreextremely clean property right on the water, though overall it feels more like a strong 4-star experience than a luxury 5-star. Pros: Room size: Very spacious room and bathroom for Europe! Staff: Super friendly, warm, and attentive. Fitness Center: The gym is modern, sleek, and well-maintained. Dining: solid on-site restaurant options. Cons / Areas for Improvement: Housekeeping hiccups: They don't inform you at check-in that you must hang the door tag for room service, so our room went uncleaned the first day. When we asked for replacement towels late that evening, one of the washcloths brought up was dingy/unusable. Another day, a fresh washcloth had a visible stain; I called guest services to replace it urgently before a dinner reservation, but no one ever showed up (shoutout to my friend who saved the day with a spare from her room!). Facilities: The toilet nook lacks adequate ventilation, and the pool area is small with minimal seating--plan to claim a spot early or just stick to the oceanfront. Overall, it's a solid location in Nice with great potential, and I'd consider staying here again!

This review is for the restaurant they have, Casino Restaurant, great location, great sea view, the…read moreworst food you could find in Nice, this people must have the janitor as a cook, woow, nothing is eatable here, this people can f...k up something as simple as french fries, be warned!!!

During the summer, this casino hosts a salsa night (free) where dancers dance out on the front area…read moreas well as inside the lobby. There is always a fun crowd in attendance and never a shortage of dance partners. It can get crowded so be prepared to tighten up your spins and move to lesser crowded areas of the casino if needed.

Monte Carlo, Nice , Monaco and Eze France Beautiful country , great little towns, and coffee shops…read more And the dining was very good

I didn't go in this trip, but this is arguably the most iconic casino in the world. It did not…read moredisappoint. Just standing in the square glimpsing the magnificent structure is worth the trip to Monaco. Couple that with all the hotels, sports cars, and harbor-side mega-yachts, you will not regret your journey to Monaco or Monte Carlo! Excitedly, Clayton Cohn

This has to be the worst casino I have ever stepped into. This includes any LAS Vegas, Reno or…read moreAtlantic City casino and yes I have been in some nasty casinos over the years. Such a disappointment, dark, depressing and Dank. One Poker table, high stakes. 2 Black Jack tables and that's only because the first table was packed. Strange thing here, they allow people standing behind to place bets on other players Blackjack hands. Do yourself a favor and avoid this place at all costs.....Passports are required if you decide to Venture in.

We came here because my fiance has a thing for casinos. We had no other plans in the evening after…read moredinner so we came to check it out. It's a cool looking place as most casinos have that look and appeal. It's not very big, but the size kind of fits the size of the city. There is a huge fish tank here that was cool to see all the different types of fishes. There is an upstairs dining area and they seem to have many different types of promotions for happy hours and specials. Of course, they have slots and tables here. It's a nice option for something to do to pass the time if you want to be indoors or kill some time. It was so interesting that they have these indoor smoking booths.

The best part of this hotel is its location, as it sits right on the edge of the old town and looks…read moreout over the Promenade and beach. Inside, the rooms are fine--clean and modern, though nothing extraordinary. The biggest downside is the parking situation. While having a parking lot nearby is useful, trying to figure out how to get multiday passes is a confusing and frustrating hassle.

Friendly staff. Warmly greeted. Received my complimentary…read moreupgraded room. Casino around the corner not sure if good or bad.

Beautiful hotel across the street from the beach with a wonderful restaurant. See pics included-…read moreeverything we ate was delicious The burrata and tomatoes were my fav & the best ever.

Disappointing Health & Hygiene Failure -- Management Refused to Address Medical Costs!…read more We chose the Hôtel Barrière Le Majestic Cannes for its reputation for impeccable luxury and service during our multi-week, exclusively five-star European trip (09/22/25-10/10/25). Unfortunately, our stay was severely marred by a serious health and hygiene issue, which was then compounded by a deeply unsatisfactory response from management. On morning of Oct 4th 2025 my wife, Kelly , suffered multiple insect bites of unknown origin while sleeping in the bedding of our room number 724. The bites were serious enough to cause significant distress, lost sleep, and required immediate medical attention. The hotel arranged for a physician to visit, who confirmed the presence of insect bites and prescribed a course of strong medication, including Ivermectin (an antiparasitic drug), along with topical Cortisone. This required us to pay for the medical consultation and prescription out-of-pocket, expenses we would not have incurred otherwise. While the Guest Relations team did facilitate a room change, the General Manager, Mr. Charles Richez, later formally refused all requests for compensation, including reimbursement for the required medical expenses. The GM cited a lack of "conclusive evidence" (despite the documented physician's report and strong prescriptions) and offered a vague, future-use complimentary upgrade instead of resolving the current financial and physical harm. For a hotel that prides itself on luxury, this failure is unacceptable. The issue is not just the presence of a biting insect that caused physical distress, but the complete failure of the General Manager to take accountability and resolve the tangible out-of-pocket costs resulting from a health hazard on their property. I invite all future guests before choosing to stay at this hotel, to take a look at the pics taken on 10/04 and 10/07/2025 to decide themself what it looks like! Do you really want to take this risk for yourself and your family? Prospective guests should be aware that if a serious issue arises, management prioritizes denying financial liability over supporting their high-value clientele.