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Gisors Lodging
Submitted by chercher on June 12, 2004 - 12:50pm.Hello everyone,
I am attending a wedding reception in Gisors in late August and looking for recommendations on lodging. I've found a couple: the Hotel Moderne and the Chateau de la Rapee. I'm looking for something charming, immaculate, and in a great part of town. Any recommendation short of camping is welcome as well as any expertise on the two I've already mentioned.
Thank you ~ chercher
P.S. Could someone also please explain what "half board" means?
I am attending a wedding reception in Gisors in late August and looking for recommendations on lodging. I've found a couple: the Hotel Moderne and the Chateau de la Rapee. I'm looking for something charming, immaculate, and in a great part of town. Any recommendation short of camping is welcome as well as any expertise on the two I've already mentioned.
Thank you ~ chercher
P.S. Could someone also please explain what "half board" means?
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Britanny lodging
Submitted by nata329 on June 4, 2004 - 3:00pm.I am planning my vacation (2 partents + 2 children) to France this summer and having a very hard time in a hotel booking. I want to stay in Morbihan (close to Carnac) or Loire Atlantique (close to La Baule), in other words close to the beach but not in too crowded of place.
I appreciate any suggestion. Can I simply drive there (we are renting a car from Paris) without reservations?
Thanks.
Natalia
I appreciate any suggestion. Can I simply drive there (we are renting a car from Paris) without reservations?
Thanks.
Natalia
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Chateau d'Ecutigny
Submitted by jissou on June 2, 2004 - 10:45am.hello everyone,
I am new to this forum and being a french leaving in the US find it very interesting. I just remembered a great place Where my wife and I stayed during our honeymoon: Chateau d'Ecutigny en Bourgogne.
Francoise and Patrick are very nice poeple and there food is fantastic.
The price is great too.
http://www.chateaudecutigny.com/
A plus.
Jissou.
I am new to this forum and being a french leaving in the US find it very interesting. I just remembered a great place Where my wife and I stayed during our honeymoon: Chateau d'Ecutigny en Bourgogne.
Francoise and Patrick are very nice poeple and there food is fantastic.
The price is great too.
http://www.chateaudecutigny.com/
A plus.
Jissou.
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Paris for Five
Submitted by seadogsally on May 25, 2004 - 8:25pm.Help! I am looking for accomodation in Paris for a family of five in August. Two adults and kids 10, 12 and 13. Everything seems to be for four or fewer... Any leads?
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childrens rest in France
Submitted by dir on May 14, 2004 - 9:38am.Dear friends! We will be appreciate for any information about childrens summer kolo in France (good and not expensive)
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Name of Rooms vs. Number of Beds
Submitted by Francecom on May 6, 2004 - 7:29am.Behind this rather cryptic name, we want to answer a question that comes back repeatedly and that we assume is a question for almost every american who makes a hotel reservation in Europe.
In France, the name of the room (i.e. 'double standard') refers to the bed in the room. A 'Double' bed is somewhat the equivalent of a queen bed in the US. So a Double room has a queen bed, whereas a twin room has 2 twin beds. Both rooms are for 2 people. A room where 3 people can sleep is called a triple room, etc.
The matter gets more complex with suites, executive suites because there is no standard and the room with the same name can mean
2 different things with different hotels.
Today someone wrote: "My husband and I will be spending two nights in Nice.
In France, the name of the room (i.e. 'double standard') refers to the bed in the room. A 'Double' bed is somewhat the equivalent of a queen bed in the US. So a Double room has a queen bed, whereas a twin room has 2 twin beds. Both rooms are for 2 people. A room where 3 people can sleep is called a triple room, etc.
The matter gets more complex with suites, executive suites because there is no standard and the room with the same name can mean
2 different things with different hotels.
Today someone wrote: "My husband and I will be spending two nights in Nice.
