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Dining guide
Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo Dining Guide
Le Louis XV, Le Grill, Em Sherif, the Cédric Grolet boutique and tea room, Le Bar Américain and seasonal rooftop food and drink make up the hotel’s named public offering; official event pages variously summarise the restaurant-and-bar total as four or five, so neither shorthand count is used here. Direct access to Thermes Marins also reaches L’Hirondelle and L’Atlantide Bar, which remain clearly identified as Thermes offerings rather than hotel restaurants. Les Caves and the Alain Ducasse kitchen table are private experiences, not extra public restaurants. The kitchen-table offer is for Diamond Suite guests, accommodates up to four and must be booked at least 96 hours before anticipated arrival. Breakfast and room service are supported hotel services rather than stand-alone venues: no general room-service timetable is published, and every Diamond Suite separately offers the Le Grill menu in-suite as an additional service. Conflicting seasonal hours are paired below for date-specific confirmation.
Before you book dinner
- Le Louis XV closes Sunday and Monday on its current card; jackets are mandatory at dinner throughout the year.
- Le Grill’s current card lists dinner only, while the official Spring–Summer 2026 directory also lists lunch; confirm the active meal period.
- Em Sherif is called a summer restaurant by the hotel, while its current card gives daily dinner without a seasonal close and the official directory prints changing seasonal service.
- Cédric Grolet’s current card says daily opening, while the official seasonal directory expands from a shorter week to daily service by midsummer.
- Le Bar Américain’s current card closes at 01:00, while the official directory and live-music programme say 01:30.
- The Alain Ducasse private kitchen table must be booked at least 96 hours before anticipated arrival; its Thursday–Monday offer conflicts with Le Louis XV’s Sunday–Monday closure.
- General room-service hours are not published; Diamond Suite Le Grill dining is an additional service subject to menu availability.
| Venue | Meals / availability | Reservations | In the rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Le Louis XV – Alain Ducasse à l’Hôtel de Paris | Lunch Friday and Saturday; dinner Tuesday through Saturday. | Reserve ahead. Elegant dress is required; jackets are mandatory at dinner year-round and appreciated on the terrace. | Not stated as included with an ordinary room stay. |
| Le Grill | Dinner daily on the current card; an official seasonal directory additionally lists lunch. | Reserve ahead. A jacket is required at dinner; shorts, torn jeans, sportswear, caps, flip-flops and revealing clothing are excluded, with trousers and closed shoes required for men. | Not stated as included; Diamond cards describe its in-suite menu as additional. |
| Em Sherif Monte-Carlo | Dinner on the current card; seasonal official material also lists selected lunch service. | Reserve for the terrace programme. Casual-chic dress applies and shorts are excluded in the evening. | Not stated as included. |
| Cédric Grolet Monte-Carlo boutique and tea room | Tea-room service and pastry throughout its published hours; a separate breakfast experience is advertised. | Tea-room reservations are accepted. A no-reservation queue operates subject to availability, while click-and-collect orders require at least 24 hours and placement before 15:00. | Not stated as included. |
| Le Bar Américain | Drinks and finger food from noon; live music nightly after 19:00. | No universal reservation rule is printed. Casual-chic dress is stated by the programme page. | Not stated as included. |
| Wellness Sky Club snack and bar | Lunch and daytime poolside service in season. | For hotel guests aged 16 and over; exact eligibility conflicts between all in-house guests and in-house My Monte-Carlo members. | Access is listed with room stays; food and drink are not stated as included. |
| L’Hirondelle at Thermes Marins | Lunch. | Located at Thermes Marins; access and terrace availability should be confirmed around Grand Prix weekends. | Not stated as included with a hotel room or Thermes access. |
| L’Atlantide Bar at Thermes Marins | Bar service; no separate current menu or meal schedule is published. | Located within Thermes Marins and governed by its access rules. | Not stated as included. |
| Les Caves de l’Hôtel de Paris | Private tasting, cocktail or dinner formats can be arranged. | The head-sommelier visit is limited to ten and depends on a Resort dinner reservation and same-day cellar availability. | Not stated as included. |
| Alain Ducasse private kitchen table | A private dining experience for up to four people. | Presented as a Diamond Suite experience for up to four. Bookings must be received at least 96 hours before anticipated arrival. The experience page says Thursday–Monday, while Le Louis XV is officially closed Sunday and Monday. | Not stated as included. |
Bars
Le Bar Américain
Current venue card: daily 12:00–01:00. Official 2026 directory and live-music programme: daily 12:00–01:30.
The year-round hotel bar serves finger food and hosts live music nightly after 19:00.
Wellness Sky Club snack and bar
Bar 10:00–19:00 and dining 12:00–18:00 in season.
Rooftop service is for eligible in-house guests aged 16 and over.
L’Atlantide Bar
09:00–20:00.
This is the bar inside connected Thermes Marins, not a hotel lobby bar.
Hotel room service and Diamond Suite Le Grill dining
General room service and a children’s menu are confirmed, but no public timetable or static general menu is published. Every Diamond Suite card offers the Le Grill menu in-suite as an additional service subject to availability; breakfast is separately included for Diamond stays.
Le Louis XV – Alain Ducasse à l’Hôtel de Paris
Mediterranean haute cuisine
Dinner Tuesday–Saturday 19:30–21:15; lunch Friday–Saturday 12:15–13:30.
The hotel’s three-Michelin-star dining room serves Alain Ducasse’s Mediterranean cooking in the gilded room and on Place du Casino. It is closed Sunday and Monday, does not admit dogs and is accessible to guests with reduced mobility. The private kitchen table belongs to this restaurant and carries a separate unresolved operating-day conflict.
Full guide →Le Grill
Mediterranean grill and classic Riviera cooking
Current venue card: daily dinner 19:15–21:15. The official Spring–Summer 2026 directory also prints daily lunch 12:15–13:15.
Le Grill is the eighth-floor, one-Michelin-star restaurant with a terrace and retractable sunroof. Children are welcome, dogs are not and reduced-mobility access is stated. Its current card and the official 2026 dining directory disagree about lunch, so the active meal period needs confirmation rather than a silent choice.
Full guide →Em Sherif Monte-Carlo
Lebanese and Mediterranean cooking
Current venue card: daily 19:30–23:30. The official 2026 directory prints changing spring and summer lunch periods and an earlier dinner close outside July and August.
Em Sherif combines terrace dining, live music or a DJ, hookah and a bar. Children are welcome, dogs are not and reduced-mobility access is stated. Hotel cards call it a summer restaurant, while the current venue page gives daily dinner without a seasonal close and the official directory prints a changing seasonal schedule; dates and meal periods should be reconfirmed.
Full guide →Cédric Grolet Monte-Carlo boutique and tea room
Pastry, tea-room service and takeaway
Current venue card: daily 09:30–19:00. The official 2026 directory prints a schedule that expands from Wednesday–Sunday to daily by midsummer.
The Avenue des Beaux-Arts patio entrance leads to Cédric Grolet’s boutique, tea room, takeaway counter and click-and-collect service. Children and dogs are welcome and reduced-mobility access is stated. The current daily timetable conflicts with the official seasonal directory’s phased weekly schedule, so the date-specific opening pattern should be checked.
Full guide →Le Bar Américain
Cocktails, cigars and finger food
Current venue card: year-round daily 12:00–01:00. The official 2026 directory and live-music programme print 12:00–01:30.
Le Bar Américain is the hotel’s principal bar, with an indoor room, terrace, sea outlook, cigar service and nightly live music. Dogs are allowed inside and on the terrace. Two current official sources disagree by 30 minutes on closing time, so both versions remain visible and the later sitting should be confirmed.
Full guide →Wellness Sky Club snack and bar
Poolside salads, club sandwiches, fruit, frozen desserts, juices and drinks
Bar, pool, sauna and hammam 10:00–19:00; dining 12:00–18:00. Seasonal dates are not printed.
The rooftop Sky Club combines its own snack menu and bar with the seasonal panoramic pool. It is not a street-access restaurant and should remain scoped to eligible in-house guests aged 16 and over; dogs are prohibited. Main hotel pages say hotel guests only, while another official page narrows access to in-house My Monte-Carlo members.
Full guide →L’Hirondelle at Thermes Marins
Health-focused Mediterranean cooking
Lunch 12:00–15:30.
L’Hirondelle belongs to Thermes Marins rather than Hôtel de Paris, but hotel guests reach it through the direct Thermes connection. The menu highlights gluten-free choices, green-detox preparations and sustainable seafood. Children are welcome, pets are not and reduced-mobility access is stated; its terrace is unavailable on Formula 1 and Historic Grand Prix weekends.
Full guide →L’Atlantide Bar at Thermes Marins
Thermes refreshments
09:00–20:00.
L’Atlantide is the named bar within Thermes Marins, reached through the hotel’s direct connection but operated as part of the wellness centre. The current Thermes page prints its hours but exposes no separate venue card or current menu, so no cuisine detail, meal promise or hotel ownership should be inferred.
Full guide →Les Caves de l’Hôtel de Paris
Wine-cellar visits, tastings and private dining
By reservation; no walk-in timetable is printed.
The 1,500-square-metre cellars hold more than 300,000 bottles across 11,000 references and five wine regions. They can host a guided visit, tasting, cocktail or dinner, but are not a public restaurant. Dogs are prohibited. Older official pages variously cite capacity or holdings of 350,000, 400,000 and 450,000 bottles, so the current cellar-page total is kept with the historical conflict disclosed.
Full guide →Alain Ducasse private kitchen table
Private table inside the Le Louis XV kitchen
No meal timetable is printed.
This is a private table in the Le Louis XV kitchen, not an additional restaurant. The Diamond Suite offer accommodates up to four and requires booking at least 96 hours before anticipated arrival. Its experience page gives Thursday through Monday, but the restaurant page says Le Louis XV closes Sunday and Monday, so availability must be obtained in writing.
Full guide →Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo dining FAQ
- When is Le Louis XV open?
- Its current card lists dinner Tuesday through Saturday and lunch Friday and Saturday, with Sunday and Monday closed. Jackets are mandatory at dinner year-round.
- Does Le Grill serve lunch?
- The current venue card lists daily dinner only, while the official Spring–Summer 2026 directory also lists daily lunch. Ask the hotel to confirm the active meal period for the stay dates.
- Is Em Sherif open all year?
- The hotel calls it a summer restaurant, its current venue card gives daily dinner without a closure, and the official seasonal directory prints changing service. Confirm exact dates directly.
- Can guests order room service at any hour?
- The official family page confirms general room service and a children’s menu, but the house does not publish a current public timetable or static general menu.
- Are L’Hirondelle and L’Atlantide hotel venues?
- They belong to Thermes Marins, not Hôtel de Paris. They are included here because hotel guests have direct access to the connected wellness centre.
- How far ahead must the Alain Ducasse private kitchen table be booked?
- Diamond Suite guests must submit the booking at least 96 hours before anticipated arrival. The offer says Thursday–Monday while Le Louis XV closes Sunday–Monday, so confirm the date in writing.
Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated August 2026