One Monte-Carlo

Monaco · Meetings

Conference center by the Place du Casino with 1,445 m² on one floor, a 300-person Art Deco plenary room and an 82-seat amphitheater

Congresses, conferences, product launches and gala evenings for up to 300 people in the Salle des Arts, with an amphitheater, breakout salons and a 500 m² foyer on one floor, in a new pedestrian district beside the Hôtel de Paris and the Hôtel Hermitage in Monaco.

Maximum capacity
300
Event spaces
7
Audiovisual equipment
Yes

Event spaces

  • Salle des Artsup to 300plenary room, 326 m², 10 m ceiling, Art Deco, conferences and dinners
  • Salle Jean Cocteau168 m², adjoins the Salle des Arts, lunches, dinners, breaks, meetings
  • Amphitheatreup to 82138 m², 82 seats, retractable screen, opening and closing sessions
  • Salon Maria Callas78 m², divisible in two, breakouts and workshops
  • Salon Arman78 m², divisible in two, breakouts and management meetings
  • Salon Rossini78 m², divisible in two, breakouts and workshops
All 7 spaces
  • Foyerover 500 m², up to 12 m ceiling, welcome, exhibition, cocktails

Transport

Train station
Monaco - Monte Carlo550 m · 10 min walk
Airport
Nice Côte d'Azur Airport (NCE)19 km · about 40 min by car

Distances as the crow flies; times are estimates. Data © OpenStreetMap contributors

Getting there and practical details

Neighborhood
Monte-Carlo, near the Place du Casino

Conferences, congresses, incentive meetings, product launches and gala evenings can be organized here for up to 300 people in the main room, with breakout rooms and an amphitheater on the same floor. One Monte-Carlo is the conference center of the Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer, in a new pedestrian district a short walk from the Place du Casino in Monaco.

Seminars and company events

The center offers 1,445 square meters of event space for in-person, hybrid or digital events, and it can be privatized as a whole and set up to a client's brief. A typical program opens in the 82-seat amphitheater, splits into workshops in the smaller salons, and gathers again in the Salle des Arts for the plenary session or the dinner. Coffee breaks and lunches can be served in the Salle Jean Cocteau next door, which keeps the whole day on one level. A two-tonne goods lift with direct access makes it easier to bring in stage sets, exhibition stands or products for a launch. For evening events, there is no noise restriction until 3 a.m.

Rooms and capacities

All rooms are on the same floor. The Salle des Arts, the plenary room, covers 326 square meters under a 10-meter ceiling and holds up to 300 people. Its Art Deco decor recreates the Salle des Arts of the former Sporting d'Hiver. The adjoining Salle Jean Cocteau, 168 square meters, is used for lunches, dinners, breaks and meetings. The Amphitheatre, 138 square meters, seats 82 and has a retractable screen, which suits opening and closing sessions. Three salons named after Maria Callas, Arman and Rossini, 78 square meters each, can each be divided in two for breakout sessions, management meetings and workshops. A foyer of more than 500 square meters, with ceilings up to 12 meters, links the rooms and serves for welcome coffee, exhibitions and cocktails. The center is accessible to people with reduced mobility, and a virtual tour is available on the official site.

Accommodation

The center has no bedrooms of its own. The Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo and the Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo stand next door, and the same group runs two more hotels in the principality, the Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort and the Monte-Carlo Beach, so delegates can stay within walking distance or a short drive.

Catering

Catering is available on site through the operator, from coffee breaks to seated dinners. The same group also runs other event venues in the resort, such as the Salle Empire at the Hôtel de Paris and the Salle des Étoiles, which can host a gala dinner on another evening of the program.

History and setting

The center opened in 2019 within One Monte-Carlo, the mixed-use district built on the site of the former Sporting d'Hiver, close to the Casino gardens. The building holds BREEAM certification, and the center is certified Green Globe. Venues with more than 150 years of history, including the Casino and the Hôtel de Paris, are a few steps away.

Getting there

Monaco-Monte-Carlo station is served by regional trains along the coast from Nice and Menton. Nice Côte d'Azur Airport is the nearest airport, reached by road along the coast. The center is a few minutes on foot from the Casino.

What sets it apart

  • 011,445 m² of event space on a single floor, fully privatizable
  • 02Art Deco Salle des Arts for up to 300 under a 10 m ceiling
  • 0382-seat amphitheater and three divisible breakout salons
  • 04Two-tonne goods lift with direct access for sets and launches
  • 05Next to the Hôtel de Paris and the Hôtel Hermitage

Questions and answers

What is the largest room at One Monte-Carlo?

The Salle des Arts, 326 square meters with a 10-meter ceiling, for up to 300 people.

Can the conference center be privatized?

Yes. The 1,445 square meters can be booked as a whole and set up to your brief.

Are there breakout rooms?

Yes. Three 78-square-meter salons, Maria Callas, Arman and Rossini, can each be split in two, and the 82-seat amphitheater suits plenary openings.

Where do delegates stay?

The center has no bedrooms. The Hôtel de Paris and the Hôtel Hermitage are next door, and the operator runs two more hotels in Monaco.

Is catering provided?

Yes, catering is available on site through the operator, from coffee breaks to dinners.

How late can evening events run?

There is no noise restriction for festive events until 3 a.m.

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One Monte-Carlo

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