Port Palace Hotel in Monte Carlo

... quarter finals) of the Monaco Masters tennis. The courts are in an amazing location with views out over the sea and parts of Monte Carlo - very picturesque. Of course we've never been to an event with big crowds anywhere in the world where facilities are ...

... a bleacher over something, they build a fence around it.  It's really unbelievable.  We have been to Monte Carlo several times before and never saw any evidence of the race infrastructure, so they remove everything. We boarded ...

... being dismantled, boats come in and out and the Palace is right in front of me. This hotel is cheaper than my previous Monte Carlo hotel (Fairmont), but far superior in every way. The lobby, hallways and rooms are like being in one of the palaces I ...

... the arrival of its owner/charterer, as the crew, in their blue sweaters, waited on deck. Trying to reach Monte Carol, we walked under the road/hotel to emerge behind the Opera. We walked through some gardens, past the Opera side of the Opera/Casino ...

... it - not quite a city but not a town and definitely not a beach resort. I don't think I could ever afford to stay in Monte Carlo but maybe Nice and then travel in. There are a lot of facilities available for tourists (such as a mini train tour!) and ...

... Riviera. (B) Hotel: All Seasons Vieux Port 8 Rue Emmanuel Philibert Nice F-06300 France Tel:00 3349 2005900 Options:CITY: Nice Monte Carlo By Night - Drink Only  A beautiful drive along the French Riviera - arriving in the Principality of Monaco see ...

Monaco is a short hop from Nice and we are excited to get to our hotel. This was the cheapest place we could find in Monte Carlo but it looks really nice. We get their and we are not disappointed. The hotel is perfect. It is fully remodeled and everything ...

... able to say the gamble in Monte Carlo. 15 minutes and 10E later, I walked out with that ability. A quick walk down near the port of Monte Carlo and back into the train station later, and we were off back to Nice.   The email is getting long and I am ...

... , Mercedes, BMW’s and saw 2 rolls Royce…many are convertibles.         The casino Monte Carlo is an incredibly beautiful building both inside and out with beautiful gardens and fountains out the front of it. ...

... port. I saw a few for sale and could only imagine how much they must be. Then I made my way around the port and up to the Monte Carlo Casino. It has a great viewing deck above apartments that look out onto the Mediterranean. Out in front of the casino was ...

... french streets and up to the Chateau overlooking Nice. Glammed up and headed to Monaco, seeing the royal palace, visiting the Monte Carlo casinos, seeing the Grand Prix track and eyeing off some mega expensive Yachts and boats!! August 14th: ...

... . Monaco is not very big, so we were able to see about 75% of it in a few hours. Not bad, eh? We started off at the Monte Carlo casino, which we didn't enter because it was going to cost us 10 euros. What a rip. So we just took pictures of fancy cars, and ...

... fast cars and expensive women!!! Also went to the Palace and saw some Grand Prix hairpin bends I recognised from Formula One. The Monte Carlo Casino was stunning inside, but I didn't gamble as I don't understand roulette and the minimum bid in ...

... points to anyone who can name this famous person´??) The other tourist Monaco sites were also really great... including the palace and the Monte Carlo Casino. Only downside was a pretty shite train service back to Nice which only seemed to run every 2 ...

... me, I saw some nice casinos and hotels mind you.  I first came across the beautiful and grande Hotel de Paris and the famous Casino de Monte Carlo, both decked out to the hilt for Christmas.  Both buildings had fake icikles along the roofs, the ...

... beer until we met up with some others of our tour who were having a special Italian meal. We then had a guided tour around Monte Carlo and it was beautiful. It smelt of money. The Port had magnificent yachts in it and we walked around for about ...

... the Italian city of Savona. We decided to sign up for a tour that took us to the Principality of Monaco and specifically, Monte Carlo, to see how the “other half” lives. Perhaps best known for its famous Casino,(Grand but decidedly understated ...

... .  It doesn't seem like they put long term planning in.  On one side is Prince Ranier's palace and on the other is the Casino de Monte-Carlo; lit up at night they are spectacular sites.  The border on the northern hillside is ...

... footballers, film stars and the like but couldn't see any! We were able to get a great view of the port from the top of Monte Carlo and could see some Super-Yachts, you know the type with jet ski's and helicopter pads. As we were ...

... 30min train to Monaco to live a little of the rich and famous lifestyle. The train station is directly opposite the port in Monte Carlo, so we took a jaw dropping stroll along the waterfront and admired the truely amazing array of superboats that ...