Belvedere Hotel Guide - Gordolasque Valley hotels in Belvedere, France.

"The hotel was excellent. There is a high standard in Monaco and we were not disappointed, considering this may be considered a budget option. The communal areas have a great flow, the bar area especially. It is an easy walk to anywhere you need to be, with spectacular views an architecture along the way. We upgraded to an executive room with balcony & sea view which did not disappoint. The room had all amenities we could need and plenty of space for the two of us. We experienced an issue upon check-in where reception wanted to take full payment there and then, although we had already paid upon booking. This was swiftly and professionally resolved. I would recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Monte Carlo."

"First there was No air condition the Bed was very low Sunk in the middle the furniture it was extremely wobbly night tables shabby carpet filthy no washcloths because they said people shine their shoes with them refrigerator in room doesn't keep things cold no bathrobes no slippers hair dryer didn't even work. The way the hallways and the rooms were laid out it was kind of set up like a penitentiary. Not a place I would stay at ever again Outright filthy"

"No air conditioning "

"Fantastic Staff!"

"Loved rooftop restaurant"

"Amazing stay, will be back! "

"1. Shower had a very loud whine that could not be controlled and made the whole room shake. 2. When the bathroom door was closed a large part of the marble side wall of the bath collapsed. Just not what one would expect at this price point. No hair dryer in the room and no milk for coffee. Price was €1,200 for the room for the night so you would expect more "

"In the centre easy access for trains buses and attractions. I did not have breakfast so can’t comment. The bar is small ."

"I recently stayed at the hotel while attending a Forbes event and was surprised by the early start of maintenance work on the ocean-facing terrace. Beginning at 7:00 a.m., there was noticeable drilling and worker activity directly outside the balcony. Given that the hotel was fully occupied by Forbes attendees, it is unclear why such disruptive work needed to begin so early. The noise significantly impacted the guest experience, and I understand that several other guests shared similar concerns. This may be an area worth reviewing to better align operational activities with guest expectations, particularly during high-profile events."