Azur Hotel Beausoleil
Where we are
Boulevard de la République is the central street of Beausoleil. We are located a few meters from the border with the Principality of Monaco and a 5-minute walk from the Monte Carlo casino. All places of major interest are easily reachable on foot or with the help of highly efficient public transport. Discover the escalators and public lifts to make it easier for you to move around the city.
12 Boulevard de la République – Beausoleil, France
How to reach us
By car
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From Italy: A8–E80 motorway towards Nice. Take exit 58 Côte d’Azur/Monaco/Beausoleil. You will find the hotel on the left 80 meters after the Beausoleil town hall.
From Nice: A8 – E80 motorway towards Menton/Italy. Take exit 57 La Turbie/Côte d’Azur Cap-Martin. On the D2564 provincial road, follow the signs for Beausoleil.
We recommend the use of the “Libération” public car park located a few tens of meters away and convenient to all services.
By plane
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Nice Airport is 33 km away. Bus to Montecarlo Line 80: the “office du tourisme Monaco” stop is a 5-minute walk from the hotel.
By train
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Montecarlo station is a 5-minute walk from the hotel. Outside the main exit of the station, take Boulevard Princesse Charlotte up to Place de la Cremaillère where you will find Rue Camille Blanc on the left which merges into Boulevard Rèpublique where the hotel is located at number 12.
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Distance from useful destinations
PHARMACY – 4 Bd de la République – Walking: 3 min.
SUPERMARKET – Palais Josephine, Rue du Marché – Walking: 3min.
POLICE – 25 Bd de la République – Walking: 1 min.
BANK – 2 Bd de la République – Walking: 5 min.
GAS STATION – 4 Av. Princesse Grâce, 98000 Monaco – Car: 10 min.
Parking nearby
Parking Vinci Liberation
On foot: 70m
You can park your car comfortably 2 minutes from the hotel.
Open 24/24h
For any additional information, you can contact the car park directly on +33 497037931
Distance Azur Hôtel from the most visited destinations
Principality of Monaco
Walking: 100m.
Placed under the protection of France, the Principality of Monaco has been governed since 1297 by the Grimaldis, a family of Genoese origin, whose palace occupies part of a steep peninsula, the Rocca. The main activity, tourism, remains based on the Monte-Carlo casino. It is also enlivened by the existence of original museums, a Formula 1 car Grand Prix and a marina.
Grace Kelly, an icon of glamor and elegance, who married Prince Rainier III in 1956, gave the Principality of Monaco that regal and timeless allure that still distinguishes it today.
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Placed under the protection of France, the Principality of Monaco has been governed since 1297 by the Grimaldis, a family of Genoese origin, whose palace occupies part of a steep peninsula, the Rocca. The main activity, tourism, remains based on the Monte-Carlo casino. It is also enlivened by the existence of original museums, a Formula 1 car Grand Prix and a marina.
Grace Kelly, an icon of glamor and elegance, who married Prince Rainier III in 1956, gave the Principality of Monaco that regal and timeless allure that still distinguishes it today.
Menton
Car: 15 min.
Bus: 30 min. – Line 608
A city in the south-east of France rich in its past, Menton does not fail in its artistic vocation. Its architectural and botanical heritage, of considerable interest, combines elements of the Gallo-Roman heritage with Renaissance and Mediterranean influences.
In Menton, the gardens tell a story dating back to the 18th century. From the border with Italy to Cap Martin, the eye is attracted by the colorful facades and the labyrinth of narrow streets that date back to the medieval and baroque eras. Menton hosts during the second fortnight of February an event of international scope: the lemon festival.
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A city in the south-east of France rich in its past, Menton does not fail in its artistic vocation. Its architectural and botanical heritage, of considerable interest, combines elements of the Gallo-Roman heritage with Renaissance and Mediterranean influences.
In Menton, the gardens tell a story dating back to the 18th century. From the border with Italy to Cap Martin, the eye is attracted by the colorful facades and the labyrinth of narrow streets that date back to the medieval and baroque eras. Menton hosts during the second fortnight of February an event of international scope: the lemon festival.
Nice
Car: 25 min.
Bus: 36 min. – Line 607
Nice, capital of the Alpes-Maritimes department, is located on pebble beaches. The artistic panorama and multiculturalism are the foundation of its thousand-year history. The city is crowded at any time of the year: it will be the retro charm of the old town, the elegant belle époque style architecture, the languid life that takes place around the port, the many art museums, the wonderful promenade Promenade des Anglais , the trendy clubs, the picturesque bistros. Nice is a city to discover in every season.
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Nice, capital of the Alpes-Maritimes department, sits on the pebble beaches of the Bay of Angels on the French Riviera. Founded by the Greeks and frequented by the European elite during the 19th century, the city has always been a meeting place for artists. The career of Henri Matisse is retraced by the collection of paintings dedicated to him at the Musée Matisse, while the Musée Marc Chagall showcases some of the artist’s most important religious paintings.
Cannes
Car: 65 min.
Train: 1h
Cannes is a tourist resort located on the French Riviera famous thanks to the International Film Festival, when it is besieged by stars, journalists and photographers. Those who choose this noisy and exclusive city do so to breathe and feel part of a majestic and elitist atmosphere: Cannes offers period buildings, trendy restaurants, colossal yachts and many VIPs on vacation. Among very expensive hotels, elegant buildings and crowded beaches. In the town stroll on the Croisette, the most exclusive promenade on the Côte d’Azur, is a must, Cannes also preserves some peaceful corners, which shun the opulence and showiness of its hotspots.
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Cannes is a tourist resort located on the French Riviera famous thanks to the International Film Festival, when it is besieged by stars, journalists and photographers. Those who choose this noisy and exclusive city do so to breathe and feel part of a majestic and elitist atmosphere: Cannes offers period buildings, trendy restaurants, colossal yachts and many VIPs on vacation. Among very expensive hotels, elegant buildings and crowded beaches. In the town stroll on the Croisette, the most exclusive promenade on the Côte d’Azur, is a must, Cannes also preserves some peaceful corners, which shun the opulence and showiness of its hotspots.
Saint-Tropez
Car: 2h
Train: 2h
Saint-Tropez is a town on the French Riviera, which is part of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region in southeastern France. Capital of international tourism, the former fishing village has become a myth and St Tropez has contributed hugely to the fame of the Côte d’Azur.
In St Tropez everything is famous and celebrated.
The myth was accentuated with the arrival of Brigitte Bardot in the 1960s; since then, St Tropez has become a favourite place to stay and relax from the Tout-Paris worldliness and the international Jet Set.
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Saint-Tropez is a town on the French Riviera, which is part of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region in southeastern France. Capital of international tourism, the former fishing village has become a myth and St Tropez has contributed hugely to the fame of the Côte d’Azur.
In St Tropez everything is famous and celebrated.
The myth was accentuated with the arrival of Brigitte Bardot in the 1960s; since then, St Tropez has become a favourite place to stay and relax from the Tout-Paris worldliness and the international Jet Set.
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Beaches near Azur Hôtel
Larvotto
1.3 km
Monaco’s famous artificial beach with crystal clear waters, it can be reached by crossing the new pedestrian area of the new Mareterra district built on the sea, a gigantic project that also houses a cycle path on the seashore.
Marquet Beach
2.9 km
The beach is a great family beach with a shallow drop-off and calm tub-like water. With a mixture of small stones, gravel and sand, walking on the beach is easy on the feet.
Mala Beach
4.8 km
La Réserve de la Mala is one of the most beautiful beaches on the Côte d’Azur… An exclusive location that makes this place a rare oasis.
A unique experience is to reach it by making the infamous walk by the sea starting in Cap d’Ail
Trekking routes near Azur Hôtel
Path of the “Tête De Chien” – Cap D’Ail
2 km
La tête de Chien is a promontory with an altitude of 550 metres in the municipality of La Turbie. A hike of medium difficulty which will allow you to discover the steep sides of the Tête de Chien and its white cliffs. Below, the spectacular view of the Mediterranean, the Riviera and the Rock of Monaco.
Èze plage-Eze village-Mont Bastide-Eze plage
A circuit starting from Eze Bord de Mer along the Nietzsche path, arriving in Eze village, a village that certainly deserves a visit. Continuing towards Mont Bastide you will find yourself in front of a panorama of Cap Ferrat and a view up to the Esterel.
ROQUEBRUNE SUR ARGENS – THE EMBLEMATIC ROCK OF ROQUEBRUNE
Well known for its red and ochre colour, the Rocher de Roquebrune towers majestically above the Plaine de l’Argens from a height of 376 metres. From the ridges, the panoramic views offered by this site, classified Natura 2000, are breathtaking.
Excursion on Mont-Bastide from the Village of Ezie
10 km
The famous Corniches that cross the eastern part of the Côte d’Azur divide the city of Èze into three levels, from Èze-sur-Mer and its long beach to the Col d’Èze (507m) via Èze-town (430m).
The Mont Bastide circuit connects these different points by following historic routes through landscapes where the Mediterranean flora offers an overview of its surprising variety. If the pine forests had almost disappeared in the great fires of 1986, a fragrant maquis suggests a new growth cycle: groves of wild carob trees, oak groves or islands of flowering ash compete with bushes of cotton rock rose, mastic or pistachio trees for fields of arborescent euphorbia.
The highest point of the circuit, the summit plateau of Mont Bastide, in addition to its grandiose panorama, offers the visitor the remains of an occupation dating back to the Neolithic.
Gardens near Azur Hôtel
The Exotic Garden
On the heights of Monaco, the Exotic Garden is a kingdom of exuberance, the unusual and the surrealism of nature. (Closed now – reopening planned for 2024)
At 60 m deep, a prehistoric cave reveals its spectacular limestone concretions shaped over millennia.
On an area of approximately 15,000 m2, the Exotic Garden is home to a thousand cacti and other succulent species.
The Japanese Garden
This garden, created in 1994, at the request of Prince Rainier III, in compliance with the strictest principles of the concept of Zen designed by landscape architect Yasuo BEPPU (Grand Prix of the Osaka Floral Exhibition 90′), offers an exotic journey to the Land of the Sun, within the Principality itself.
Hikers can discover all the immutable elements of a Japanese garden such as a pond, islands, waterfall, lanterns, bridges, tea house and Zen garden.
San Martino Gardens
The first public garden opened in the Principality, in 1816, was built on abandoned land to give work to the inhabitants when famine hit the Principality.
Originally, Saint-Martin was a typically Mediterranean garden, then it was integrated with exotic species acclimatised to the site. Hidden under the road, between the Oceanographic Museum and the Cathedral, this green setting offers walkers as many surprises as exceptional views of the “Big Blue”. Exceptional plants and sculptures come together in harmony on this particular site to unite art and botany.
The Princess Grace Rose Garden
Constructed by Prince Rainier III, in memory of his wife, Princess Grace, this rose garden was laid out according to the principles of an English garden. The 5000 m² of this rose garden allow you to discover more than 315 varieties of roses representing 6000 feet of roses , divided into 7 themes. Although the portals with the monograms of H.S.H. Princess Grace have been maintained for the historical aspect of the place, the rose garden is freely accessible at any time of the day. The bronze statue of H.S.H. Princess Grace, created by the sculptor KEES VERKADE in 1983, dominates the garden and watches over the tranquility of the place.
Eze Exotic Garden
It is set on the site of an ancient medieval fortress 429 meters above the Mediterranean. The panorama is one of the most exceptional on the Riviera.
The view extends to the Esterel mountains and the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.
Today, the Eze Exotic Garden hosts several dozen species of succulents and xerophytes from all continents in its southern part. The northern part is home to Mediterranean plants or humid regions with caves and a waterfall. Thematic and artistic itineraries invite the visitor to walk and immerse themselves in the history of the place.
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