The Maybourne Riviera

i would like to thank all hotel staff for the amazing experience we had in the hotel .. we met salvatore and rashid they were great and very friendly.. this hotel has one of the best housekeeping services in the world .. they were very professional.. thank you 🙏🏼

An amazing hotel with stunning views and restaurants to enjoy. The decor and design is subtle and understated but backed by the usual ‘Claridge’s’ style service. The rooms are comfortable and beds and amenities are outstanding. The restaurants all offer different options but have the same attentive service. Only drawback is the stunning views attracts a lot of ‘instagram - 2 glasses of water and some snacks please’ visitors who don’t seem to understand the basics of not entering your personal space in pursuit of their dream photo. Also just FYI the beach club is beautiful but doesn’t have a beach - it’s laid out on top off rocks and offers stairs into the sea. Will be back soon -

Welcoming, unparalleled vistas, and wonderful food. Family get together at Ceto restaurant and look forward to another time in this magical place. Go and be delighted in with suck remarkable vista over Monte Carlo and west to Menton and Italy in the distance!!! Is most beautiful spot in the world (ranked in new restaurants of world-85 of 100). Thank you!

Hand on heart this was the best experience we've ever had at a hotel. The room with our own infinity pool and robot toilets, the view of beautiful Monte Carlo and I cannot stress this enough - THE most amazingly friendly and helpful staff. Nothing was too much trouble and everything was delivered with a smile and a kind comment. I really didn't want to leave! Wonderful place!

Perched precariously between sea and sky—like a Bond villain’s lair but with fluffier towels—The Maybourne Riviera knows how to charm. Salvatore, ever the gentleman, guided us through our stay with the precision of a maître d' at a royal banquet; bravo, sir. The view? Positively operatic. I half-expected Pavarotti to burst from the clouds mid-croissant. The pool glistens like a sapphire caught in a daydream, while the beach club is less “optional amenity” and more “religious experience”—sun, salt, and possibly enlightenment. Breakfast meanders at a pace best described as “continental drift”—a tad slow, a smidge chaotic—but it runs until 11 a.m., giving late risers and professional loungers alike a fair shot at buttery redemption. In sum: come for the view, stay for the vibe, forgive the breakfast shuffle—it’s Riviera life, after all.