We had been to Monaco a few times but never visited the casino. We did on this go. It was smaller than I imagined but as glamorous as I thought it would be. Definitely worth the price to see it but I did find the map a bit confusing. I wasn't exactly sure if the audio guide was telling me about where I really was. Also, all the guide books stated that the dress code to visit in the morning was smart casual. We were surprised to see people in flip flops, shorts and basically beach wear.

Honestly, we were underwhelmed. It was much smaller and the variety of game tables was very limited. You hear Casino de Monte Carlo and you imagine high rollers and a place of great opulence with well-dressed patrons. I guess my expectations were wrong. Staff was very friendly though especially the servers - very attentive and quick to return with your drinks.

The casino is housed in a beautiful building, very posh & glitzy. You can go into the lobby to take pictures but it costs €18 to get into the actual casino, which we didn’t really want to do. So a quick photo stop.

If you don’t want to go to casino for a game, but you want to see how it’s inside, you can do it when it’s day time. There are beautiful interior with a balcony and a zone designed as a casino table. There is a restaurant inside the building located in the first floor which opens daily.

A must see if you visit Monte Carlo it was a great feeling to enter the main playing area and experience the atmosphere. Although not a gambler being in the casino and playing roulette was fun and the staff were patient and helpful with a complete novice. Be aware there seems to be a smart casual dress code some people were refused entrance also make sure you take ID a passport gets you in.

This is an opulent monument to wealth, gambling and the French Riviera (even if it's in Monaco). It's well worth the entry fee of 18 euro, and with the 10 euro voucher I received, I made back the fee and a bit more in the casino. Chandeliers, gilt and paintings cover every nook and cranny, and it really does feel like a movie set. Enjoy it for what it is as you walk in James Bond's footsteps.

5 star for architecture, building from outside looks amazing.At the entrance, the security staff is checking your bags and pockets.Not to much to see in the main hall. Just one room open to public. Take a pic and post on Instagram,as that much is worth it.

We had a great dinner meal here and the staff were wonderful and even replaced my husband's meal when he told them he had a food allergy that wasn't recognized until after he got his meal. Quite interesting to have to show our passports as residents of the principality of Monaco are not allowed to gamble in Monaco. Very laid back and elegant casino.

We spend a lot of time in Monaco and we absolutely love the Casino. This is the first time, however, that ‘call girls’ have been obvious to me and that I’ve been ‘pestered’ by them (in spite of being there with my wife). I’m no prude, but it’s not a good look and it isn’t the kind of experience I want (or expect) from what I think is the foremost gaming experience/location in the world. I hope SBM will address

We stopped in briefly as part of a day tour and it was fun to check out. The general public’s allowed into the front lobbies and bar to look around and take photos. It’s a pretty casino inside and out. Plus a beautiful surrounding area. I don’t know if people can gamble during the day or just at night as we were there just for a few minutes. There are also washrooms available on the lower level.