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The Maybourne Riviera

Monaco, France • Roquebrune-Cap-Martin • OVER THE TOP

avg. $1,640 / night

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At a glance

A cliff-anchored tower on the French Riviera with cantilevered terraces, Rémi Tessier interiors, and unobstructed sea views.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and collectors seeking Mediterranean luxury

Highlights:

  • Cantilevered terraces cascade down limestone cliff to infinity pool
  • Interiors by Rémi Tessier: travertine, marble, and biomorphic furniture
  • Unobstructed views of Monaco and the Ligurian Sea
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PB hotel design editorial

Anchored into a sheer limestone cliff above Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, with the Principality of Monaco visible to the west and the Ligurian Sea spreading flat to the horizon, the building that houses the Maybourne Riviera presented its architects with a structural problem that most coastal hotels never face: how to build vertically on rock while terrace-stepping horizontally toward the sea. Developed by Groupe Marzocco and designed by French architect Alexandre Giraldi, the eleven-floor tower rises from the cliff in stacked horizontal planes of glass and pale stone, its cantilevered terraces cascading down toward an infinity pool that appears, from certain angles, to dissolve directly into the water below. The interiors were entrusted to Rémi Tessier, the Monaco-based designer who has spent his career working at the intersection of Mediterranean light and restrained material luxury. Tessier's rooms move between two registers — one warmer, anchored in oak joinery, herringbone parquet, and organic-form furniture including a sculptural bench-base bed and biomorphic coffee table in dark stone and glass; the other cooler and more coastal, with limestone floors, floating timber bed frames, arc-backed desk chairs in brass and sage, and floor-to-ceiling glazing that frames the sea like a held breath. The restaurant deploys the same restraint with greater drama: penny-mosaic floors, travertine wall panels, chrome-legged tables topped in white marble, and tub chairs upholstered in Adriatic blue leather arranged beneath curtains of sheer ivory falling from double-height glazing.

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The Maybourne Riviera Reviews

271 reviews

"Always an wonderful experience at the Riviera Restaurant or the Lounge on the last floor but yesterday at the Bar 300 the experience was really disappointing. And I really mean it. The Italian waiter was speaking an awful French and his rude attitude made us feel uncomfortable."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 13, 2026

"Short summary: Beautiful views but noisy party hotel with everyday private events closing the pool. Come for lunch instead, take your pictures, and stay elsewhere. This hotel truly does have some beautiful views of Monaco. BUT, you may not get to enjoy those views. We paid for a “Panoramic Sea View Studio” which is the most expensive room category under a suite, and they gave us a room with a view of the opposite side of the hotel, the Italian riviera. It is pretty, but it is not Monaco, which is the view plastered all over the website and shown as the room view on this room type. I don’t know how a hotel built around Monaco views can have a “Panoramic” room that has ZERO view of Monaco. Unacceptable. But hey, it’s beautiful, so just chill and go to the pool, right? WRONG - The second night of our stay, a SATURDAY night, the hotel pool will close early at 16:30pm, the front desk agent told us at check-in. WHAT? Oh, it’s closing early for a private event, he said. WHAT? We are paying 2500 Euros per night for a hotel with views and a pool and you’re closing the POOL? He didn’t even offer some compensation or anything - just annoying bad views to start your vacation off on a sour note as you’re checking in. They gave us no prior warning about closing the pool before we came (not that it would have excused it). But whatever, it was check-in after a long trip, I’m not not going to argue with the front desk guy about it. So today, we go to the pool at 15:00 to enjoy for an hour and a half before they close it. And at the pool check-in stand, the woman says, wait here, I need to get a manager. WHAT NOW??? The manager comes over and tells us, oh sorry, the pool area is closed (it is packed with people behind her). What? I ask. The pool is closed from 15:00pm today, she says, for a private event. I’m so confused - but they told us 16:30pm at check-in, right? After some arguing, this manager woman rolls her eyes and sneers like I was the one causing trouble, and lets us sit down but tells us we need to leave by 16:00. I ask the pool guy for two towels and he says they’re out of towels. I’m not joking. Around 15:45 they’re telling people to leave the pool area and are running vacuums and moving away chairs. I have never seen anything this tacky and ridiculous at any hotel in my entire life. If you’re going to keep inching forward the closing time, why open the pool at all today? Why not just close the pool permanently and save yourself the trouble? Hell, why not just close the hotel? And aside from this ridiculous incident, the pool normally closes at 19:00. WHY? Sunset is 21:15pm here in the summer - I want to watch sunset and dusk from the pool. Why is the pool not open until 22:00 or even 23:00?? Anyway, aside from this insane point, this hotel is so loud and annoying. Our first night, there was ANOTHER private event on the floor overlooking the pool with extremely loud saxophone screeching from 16:30 to 19:00. No way to enjoy a peaceful serene view of the ocean while lounging by the pool with that racket behind you. I thought it might be quieter in our room since it’s on the opposite bad side of the hotel, but NO - we could hear thumping club music in our room with bass shaking the pillow until after midnight. I will say the breakfast here is very delicious and well done - good job to the breakfast team - the room service is sub-par though, a limited menu of plain-tasting hotel food. This hotel is designed for annoying Instagram types to take pictures, make a lot of noise with their 6 friends staying in the same room to split the cost, and leave. I’m not even joking - our hallway had constant slamming doors and someone knocked on our door by accident at night. It’s like a college dorm. This is not a classy, serene hotel to serve as a base to enjoy the region. You stay here one night and leave - or better yet, come for lunch, take your Instagram photos, and stay somewhere else. There’s no point staying at this hotel."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 27, 2026

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