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Lunch at Le Smash, then courtside for the clay
Sun 11 Apr
Sun 11 Apr
Three nights at the Fairmont Monte-Carlo, a black-tie gala at Monte-Carlo Sporting, and the men's doubles and singles finals at Monte-Carlo Country Club.
Sat 10 Apr
Sat 10 Apr
Luxury hotel overlooking the Mediterranean in Monaco's principality centre.
Fri 9 Apr - Mon 12 Apr
Fri 9 Apr - Mon 12 Apr
Fri 9 Apr
Fri 9 Apr
Included as standard
Group coach transfer between Nice Airport and hotel
Return group coach transfer between Nice Côte d'Azur Airport and the Fairmont Monte-Carlo.
Hospitality
Access to additional courts
Access to additional courts at the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters.
Access to Le Village
Access to Le Village at the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters.
Match ticket on Court Rainier III
Monte-Carlo Masters match ticket on Court Rainier III, issued in a minimum of pairs.
Pre-match three course set menu
Three course set menu at the Monte-Carlo Masters pre-match lunch reservation.
Selected beverage offering at the venue
Selected beverage offering within the Monte-Carlo Country Club grounds.
Shared dining tables
Lunch served at shared tables.
Souvenir gift
Souvenir gift per person at the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters.
Tournament magazine
Tournament magazine at the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters.
Doubles and Singles Final tickets
Reserved seats for the Men's Doubles and Men's Singles Finals at Monte-Carlo Country Club.
Pre-match lunch at Le Smash Restaurant
A 3-course set menu at Le Smash Restaurant inside Monte-Carlo Country Club, with a complimentary bar of beers, wines, spirits and soft drinks.
What to expect
Seafront 4-star hotel overlooking the harbour. Rooms vary by package, from standard doubles to terrace suites; rooftop dining, spa, heated pool, full breakfast included.
Raise a glass overlooking Monaco at this relaxed reception, setting the tone for your weekend at the tournament.
Black-tie evening at Salle des Étoiles, Sporting Monte-Carlo; 3-course set menu, selected wines, live entertainment, mingle with players.
Three-course set menu at Monte-Carlo Country Club with complimentary bar, then allocated seats for the Men's Doubles and Singles Finals on the clay.
Monaco
19°
Sunny with showers
Our best tips
Monte-Carlo in April sits at the warmer edge of Mediterranean spring, with highs around 19°C and evenings cooling to 11°C. Mostly sunny with the odd shower blowing in off the sea. A light jacket and sunglasses see you through the week.
Smart casual is the typical standard for ICE hospitality events. Your booking confirmation will include any specific dress requirements.
Bring a valid photo ID and your booking confirmation. Arrive at least one to two hours before the event starts to enjoy the full hospitality experience.
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.
Everything you need at your fingertips
Store all your event information, tickets, and contact details in one convenient place
Add personal touches to your trip
Make a request and our team will do everything they can to make it happen
An Imperial 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
Most UK venues are accessible by rail. Your ICE booking confirmation will include the nearest station and any shuttle services running on event day.
Taxis and ride-hailing services are widely available across UK cities. Your ICE events manager can arrange a private chauffeur if preferred.
Your ICE booking confirmation will include driving directions and parking information. Pre-booking parking is recommended for major events.
First played in 1896, the Monte-Carlo Masters is one of the oldest and most prestigious clay court tournaments in the world. Perched on the terraces of the Monte Carlo Country Club in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, with the Mediterranean glittering below and the principality of Monaco just along the coast, it occupies a setting no other tennis event can match. From the Riviera's Belle Époque origins to Rafael Nadal's extraordinary dominance, the tournament's history reads like a chronicle of the sport itself.
To win here for the 11th time is something unbelievable. I cannot dream about something like this.
This is one of the most beautiful places in the world to play tennis. The view, the atmosphere, everything is special here.
Since 1896, the Riviera's most distinguished winter guests have been settling their rivalries on court.
The first Monte Carlo tennis tournament takes place in 1896, making it one of the oldest fixtures on the professional circuit. Organised during the height of the Belle Époque, it draws players and spectators from across Europe to the French Riviera, where tennis is fast becoming the sport of choice among the international elite wintering along the coast.
Clay courts perched at a cliff's edge, the Mediterranean stretching out below. Few venues earn their reputation so effortlessly.
The Monte Carlo Country Club opens in 1928, giving the tournament a permanent and spectacular home. Built into the hillside terraces above the sea at Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, the club's clay courts sit at the edge of a cliff with uninterrupted views across the Mediterranean. The venue quickly becomes synonymous with the tournament, and the combination of world-class tennis and Riviera glamour sets it apart from every other stop on the calendar.
Borg claimed three titles here between 1977 and 1980, cementing Monte Carlo's status as a premier clay court championship.
The arrival of the Open Era in 1968 allows professionals to compete alongside amateurs for the first time, and Monte Carlo benefits immediately. The tournament attracts the biggest names in the sport, with players like Ilie Năstase, Björn Borg, and Guillermo Vilas all claiming titles through the 1970s. Borg wins three times between 1977 and 1980, cementing the edition's status as a premier clay court championship.
Nine tournaments sit above the rest; Monte Carlo was always going to be one of them.
When the ATP restructures its calendar in 1990, Monte Carlo is elevated to the newly created Masters Series (now Masters 1000), placing it among the nine most important tournaments below the Grand Slams. The designation reflects what players and fans already know: this is one of the sport's essential showcases. Thomas Muster, a relentless clay court specialist, wins the title three times during the 1990s.
Eight titles in a row; Monte Carlo did not host Nadal so much as belong to him.
In 2005, an 18-year-old Rafael Nadal wins his first Monte-Carlo Masters title, beating Guillermo Coria in the final. It is the start of something the sport has never seen before. Nadal goes on to win eight consecutive titles from 2005 to 2012, a streak of dominance unmatched at any Masters-level meeting. His movement on the Riviera clay is a thing of precision and fury, and Monte Carlo becomes, in every meaningful sense, his tournament.
Thirty-one consecutive sets won; eleven titles claimed. Rafael Nadal did not merely own Monte-Carlo, he redefined what dominance looks like.
After losing the 2013 and 2014 finals to Novak Djokovic, Nadal returns to winning ways with titles in 2016, 2017, and 2018, bringing his total to a scarcely believable 11 Monte-Carlo Masters championships. No player in the Open Era has won any single Masters occasion more often. His 2018 victory, a straight-sets demolition of Kei Nishikori, is his 31st consecutive set won at the tournament.
Three Monte-Carlo crowns before turning 26; Tsitsipas has made the Riviera clay his personal address.
Stefanos Tsitsipas wins his first Monte-Carlo Masters title in 2021, defeating Andrey Rublev in the final. He successfully defends the title in 2022, then claims a third crown in 2024 after Rublev's intervening victory in 2023. Three titles by the age of 25 marks Tsitsipas as the most successful player at the tournament since Nadal, and his elegant, attacking game suits the Riviera setting perfectly.
Founded in 1896, the Monte Carlo Country Club has been framing champions against the Mediterranean for 130 years.
The 2026 edition marks the tournament's 119th staging and 130 years since its founding in 1896. The Monte Carlo Country Club remains one of the most coveted venues in world tennis, its cliff-edge courts and Mediterranean backdrop drawing players and spectators who understand that some sporting experiences are defined as much by where they happen as by what takes place. The tournament continues as an ATP Masters 1000 occasion, with Rolex as title sponsor.
