Comments on: Monaco Grand Prix Information? http://montehotel.com/blog/monaco-grand-prix-information/ MonteHotel.com Mon, 18 Jul 2011 04:28:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro http://montehotel.com/blog/monaco-grand-prix-information/comment-page-1/#comment-445 Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro Wed, 06 May 2009 20:42:43 +0000 http://montehotel.com/blog/monaco-grand-prix-information/#comment-445 Most people just get a ticket for the Salle Empire, it cost 1500€ for sunday and 400 for saturday viewing. If you stay at Hotel De Paris though, you can see the race from the balcony. You can see it from the Hotel Hermitage and St. Benoiut too (I dont think the St Benoiut spelling is right), but i'm not sure about guranteed viewing spots etc. at those two. Most people just get a ticket for the Salle Empire, it cost 1500€ for sunday and 400 for saturday viewing.

If you stay at Hotel De Paris though, you can see the race from the balcony.

You can see it from the Hotel Hermitage and St. Benoiut too (I dont think the St Benoiut spelling is right), but i’m not sure about guranteed viewing spots etc. at those two.

]]> By: willski1221 http://montehotel.com/blog/monaco-grand-prix-information/comment-page-1/#comment-444 willski1221 Tue, 05 May 2009 06:37:48 +0000 http://montehotel.com/blog/monaco-grand-prix-information/#comment-444 Well obviously the hotel for which the hairpin is named. Here's the website: Just as a guess, I'd say you could see Massenet, the hairpin, Mirabeau, Portier, and pretty much everything after the tunnel up to Rascasse (from a distance, but still). It all depends on the room. Well obviously the hotel for which the hairpin is named. Here’s the website:

Just as a guess, I’d say you could see Massenet, the hairpin, Mirabeau, Portier, and pretty much everything after the tunnel up to Rascasse (from a distance, but still). It all depends on the room.

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