Pool day passes in Monaco

Experience ultra-luxury pool day passes in the glamorous principality of Monaco. From rooftop beach clubs overlooking the F1 circuit to exclusive hotel pools, Monaco offers some of the Mediterranean's most prestigious poolside experiences.

1 city with hotel pool day passes

Monaco packs some of Europe's most exclusive hotel pool access into one square mile, with Monaco as the country's only pool day pass destination since it's a single city-state. We track 3 hotels there selling non-guest day passes. Prices reflect the principality's reputation for exclusivity.

Le Méridien Beach Plaza is the most accessible entry point at €110 (about $116), with the principality's only private beach and no minimum spend. Nikki Beach Monte Carlo's rooftop above the Formula 1 hairpin starts at €150 (about $160). The Karl Lagerfeld-designed Odyssey Pool at Hotel Metropole tops the range from €350 (about $370), bundled into a spa package.

Cities in Monaco

Frequently Asked Questions

Pool Day Pass FAQs for Monaco

Prices start at €110 (about $116) at Le Méridien Beach Plaza and run up to €350 (about $370) or more for the Odyssey Pool spa package at Hotel Metropole. Nikki Beach Monte Carlo sits in between, from €150 (about $160) for a single sunbed.
Monaco is the country's only pool day pass destination, since the principality is a single city-state. We track 3 hotels there selling non-guest pool access, from Le Méridien Beach Plaza's private beach to the Karl Lagerfeld-designed seawater pool at Hotel Metropole.
We've found 3 hotels that sell structured day passes: Le Méridien Beach Plaza, Nikki Beach Monte Carlo on the Fairmont's rooftop, and the Odyssey Pool at Hotel Metropole. Most other Monaco hotels, including the Hotel de Paris Wellness Sky Club, remain limited to guests and members.
Yes. The Stade Nautique Rainier III on Port Hercule charges about €25 to €30 for a heated saltwater Olympic pool with sunbed and yacht-harbor views, well below the €110 starting price at the cheapest hotel day pass.