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Five hotels across Monaco, Nice and Cannes, all with London to Nice return flights. The Fairmont sits directly above the circuit's hairpin.
Your hotel sets the view: the Fairmont's seventh-floor suite above the hairpin for all three days, or a race-day seat in Grandstand T or K.
Included as standard
Return flights, London to Nice
3 nights on the Côte d'Azur with a grandstand seat at Monaco.
Fri 4 Jun - Sun 6 Jun 2027
4.8
21 reviews
Clients single out the hotel options and grandstand view at Monaco, with well-run transport.
Clients single out the hotel options and grandstand view at Monaco, with well-run transport.
4.8
(21)
What to expect
Cannes, Antibes and Èze are 30 minutes either side of Monaco. Beach club lunches, helicopter to Nice, late dinners in Old Town; the race weekend sits inside a week of Riviera time.
The cars take the Casino corner at the bottom of the square, brake hard for Mirabeau and dive into the harbour tunnel. Same square hosts pre-race champagne receptions.
Superyachts moor stern-to-stern at Port Hercule for the weekend. Champagne, swimming pools and a view of the swimming pool chicane that you cannot get from any grandstand.
Sunday, 7th June 2026. You're trackside at the only Formula 1 race run on public roads since 1929; every corner demands precision.
Monte Carlo
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Our best tips
Monte-Carlo experiences 300 days of sun a year so you can expect a relatively mild climate during the Monaco Grand Prix with an average temperature of 17 degrees.
Smart casual works for race day. Choose outfits that transition from day to night; Monaco's after-parties run late and dress up fast.
Getting you on track
Completely hands-off from start to finish
Tell us what you're after and we'll plan the rest. All you have to do is show up.
Add personal touches to your trip
Make a request and our team will do everything they can to make it happen
Your host walks the paddock with you. One person, one number, the whole weekend.
Pick the experience, pick the tier, pick the day. Your account manager handles the rest.
Getting around
Some packages base you on the Riviera, in Nice or Cannes, with Monaco as the day-trip for the race. Others put you in the principality itself, with hospitality at the Fairmont above the hairpin and a grandstand seat trackside.
If you are based along the coast, it hugs the shore from Nice and Cannes to Monaco-Monte-Carlo and steps you off right above the harbour and the circuit.
What our guests say
Monte Carlo/Monaco
the quality of the hotel, food and balance of free time were excellent.
Monaco F1 Fairmont Hospitality
Well organised and a great experience. During the build-up Gee was fantastic and kept us informed of arrangements and updates. In Nice/Monaco, Jess did all she could with some challenges of no fault of Imperial. Fairmont hospitality was brilliant and an excellent view form the balcony over-looking the hairpin. We've been to many F1 hospitality (LV, Silverstone, Spa, etc) and this experience was up there with them. Would thoroughly recommend.
Thank you Gee! We had a wonderful experience in Monaco…
We had a wonderful experience in Monaco F1 in May and at Beyoncé concert! Everything was well organised, we met great people as well. One staff member in particular, Gee, always goes above and beyond to look after us and to ensure we’re having the best time. Thank you Gee - we’re very grateful to you for many of our great memories!
Organisation and accomodation is…
Organisation and accomodation is fantastic, however, location in the ground is oversold, i was told overlooking the pits next to ferrari. Actually looking at the pits but too far to really see
I had a great time at the Monaco GP
I had a great time at the Monaco GP. The staff from Imperial and Gulliver's had done a great job of the organising. They took good care of us during the entire trip.
All went very smoothly.
The event was well organised. The hotel was ideal and the tickets put is in prime seats. A great weekend.
Excellent professional and friendly…
Excellent professional and friendly service from John Dart re the Monaco F1, and all the Imperial people at the airport, hotel, transfers and grand prix. JW
Friendly and Organised
As a business and privately, have regularly used Imperial. Cameron Cleaver is a great point of contact - very helpful and understands what we/ I need. Big thanks also to Caitlin and Jessica who recently provided on the ground support on a recent Monaco restaurant trip. It was a great trip overall and both were brilliant in organising a group of adults (worse than kids at times?!) in a professional and friendly manner.
Monaco GP - Monte Carlo/Cannes
Had 3 nights in Cannes for the Monaco Grand Prix. Smooth sailing (and flying) all the way. Expert event staff led the way for our first GP experience. Very impressive Hotel (and Casino). The race was even better. Was recommended Imperial Corporate Events by a friend and will do the same for anyone else, especially for a trip to Monte Carlo. 5***** !!
Monaco 2024.
A wonderful long weekend and one off the bucket list !. Thank you to all of the guys and girls who looked after us so well, the GP viewing location was one of the best and the accommodation in Nice was quite stunning too !. Would fully recommend ICE for any future events 😊.
Amazing weekend in Monaco for the Grand…
Amazing weekend in Monaco for the Grand Prix It exceeded all my expectations. The team at Imperial Events were very helpful and I wouldn’t hesitate to use them again
Great package which was perfect…
Great package which was perfect for what we and a number of other people had been looking for. Yacht for quali and grandstand is the best way to see Monaco GP. Really helpful team from sales to prep to looking after us on site. Will use the team again! Thanks to all at ICE!
Overall a positive experience
Monaco was great, the hotel wasn't and the seats at the GP were really benches that became uncomfortable after an hour and we were there for 8. But overall a positive experience
Monaco Grand Prix
I made a last minute request to sort flights, accommodation, transfers and tickets for the Grand Prix in Monaco. ICE dealt with this instantly and everything was sorted within 24hrs which was super impressive. The only negative aspect about the experience is the number of sales calls promoting other events.
ICE solving problems
We encountered a major problem at the airport (we forgot the GP tickets) ICE arranged to accept our delivery to their staff at a different airport who then delivered the tickets to us in Cannes by Katie, fantastic work!
Well organised Monaco Grand Prix trip
Well organised Monaco Grand Prix trip, which exceeded our expectations. The hotel was perfect, friendly reps at the welcome drinks and on hand for any questions. The WhatsApp messages on the race day regarding transport were a great help too. Would recommend.
Really well run
Really well run. Good hotel, fantastic seats over looking the pits, and swimming pool bend. Really nice hosts, nothing too much trouble ….great bunch of people on the trip too !!! Bonus it was Cannes week at the same time … I d def recommend the monaco trip with ICE
Monaco Grand Prix
First time with Imperial Corporate events - John Dart caught me at a weak moment and I bit. Always nervous the first time you work with someone, particularly when you are hosting customers, but the event was well organised, hotel was great and the team were very friendly and attentive. Cracking experience for the four of us & ticked off the bucket list. Thanks, Henry
Package was excellent
Package was excellent, John Dart and his colleagues were great
Negressco Hotel lovely
Negressco Hotel lovely
Excellent Monaco trip
I’ve just been to the Monaco Grand Prix with Imperial last weekend and it was smooth sailing from the moment of booking onwards! Daniella in sales is a pleasure to deal with, the events girls are extremely professional aswell. I have Royal Ascot in the next few weeks which I am now extremely looking forward to! Will most definitely be booking more going forward.
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The Monaco Grand Prix has threaded through the streets of Monte Carlo since 1929, making it the most storied race on the Formula 1 calendar. Barely two miles of public road, hemmed by Armco barriers and the Mediterranean, form a circuit that punishes the smallest error. It is the race every driver wants to win and every spectator wants to witness from a harbourside terrace.
I think I made a mistake. I went to a place that I've never been before. I was well beyond the limit, and still I was able to find even more.
Monaco is the most important race in the world.
Sixteen cars, cobbled streets, and nearly four hours later, a Bugatti had written history.
Antony Noghès, president of the Automobile Club de Monaco, persuaded Prince Louis II to allow a motor race through the principality's streets. On 14 April 1929, sixteen cars lined up on the grid. William Grover-Williams, driving a Bugatti Type 35B, won the inaugural race in a time of three hours and fifty-six minutes, averaging just over 80 km/h through the tight, unforgiving streets.
Fangio claimed victory at Monaco's very first championship race after nine rivals were wiped out in a single first-lap collision.
When the FIA launched the Formula 1 World Championship in 1950, Monaco was one of just seven races on the calendar. Juan Manuel Fangio won that first championship-era Monaco Grand Prix, navigating a ten-car pile-up at Tabac corner on the opening lap to take victory. The race cemented Monaco's status as a fixture of the sport's top tier.
Five Monaco wins. No driver before or since has owned a single race quite like Hill did.
Graham Hill won the first of five Monaco Grand Prix victories in 1963, a run that would include four wins in five years between 1963 and 1969. His mastery of the circuit's demands, where precision matters more than outright speed, earned him the nickname 'Mr Monaco'. No driver before or since has been so synonymous with a single race.
Closing on Prost by seconds per lap from 13th on the grid; Senna was already unstoppable before the stewards intervened.
The 1984 Monaco Grand Prix remains one of the most celebrated races in F1 history. Torrential rain turned the circuit into a river. A young Ayrton Senna, driving a modest Toleman, carved through the field from 13th on the grid, closing on race leader Alain Prost at a rate of seconds per lap. The race was controversially red-flagged on lap 31, denying Senna what seemed an inevitable victory. Prost was declared the winner, but the world had noticed the Brazilian.
Six Monaco wins, and Senna described driving the circuit as a trance; some records come with a ghost attached.
Ayrton Senna won the Monaco Grand Prix six times between 1987 and 1993, a record that still stands. His relationship with the circuit was almost spiritual; he spoke of entering a trance-like state through the tunnel and along the harbour. The 1992 victory, where he held off Nigel Mansell's vastly superior Williams for the final laps, is widely regarded as one of the greatest defensive drives in the sport's history.
The superyachts and lavish suites had made Monaco a four-day festival, yet the race remained the jewel in F1's crown.
By the early 2000s, the Monaco Grand Prix had become as much a social occasion as a sporting one. The harbour filled with superyachts, the hospitality suites grew ever more lavish, and the race weekend expanded into a four-day festival. Circuit modifications over the decades, including the swimming pool chicane and revised pit lane, kept the track challenging while accommodating modern safety standards. The race remained the jewel in F1's crown, the one every sponsor wanted to attend.
Ricciardo nursed a failing engine to victory; Monaco, similarly, refused to surrender its place on the calendar.
Despite periodic speculation about Monaco's future on an increasingly global F1 calendar, the Automobile Club de Monaco signed a new deal to keep the race through to 2025. The principality's unique combination of glamour, history and sheer spectacle proved irreplaceable. Daniel Ricciardo won the 2018 race despite losing power in his Red Bull, nursing the car home with a failing engine in one of the gutsiest drives the circuit has seen.
He grew up with a view of the circuit from his window; in 2024, he finally owned it.
After years of heartbreak, including mechanical failures and strategic errors that cost him victory on home soil, Charles Leclerc finally won the Monaco Grand Prix in 2024. The Monégasque Ferrari driver, who grew up in an apartment overlooking the circuit, led from pole position to chequered flag. It was a moment of genuine emotion; Leclerc wept on the podium, and the principality celebrated one of its own conquering its most famous sporting occasion for the first time.
The old town's lanes and the Cours Saleya market hold the bistros and bars; Cannes has the Croisette.
Once the cars run you cannot cross the track on foot, so check which side your grandstand sits before the session.
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