The tiny village of Chenonceaux – spelt with an "x" on the end – has been almost entirely taken over by a handful of rather swish hotels. All of them are on rue du Docteur-Bretonneau, within easy reach of the gare SNCF and the château. The Hostel du Roy at no. 9 Tel:02.47.23.90.17, Web:
www.hostelduroy.com
; Price: 51-65) is comfortable and relatively inexpensive; while La Roseraie, at no. 7 (Tel:02.47.23.90.09, Web:
www.charmingroseraie.com
; Price: 66-80), is very welcoming, with good food, extensive grounds and a swimming pool; and at no. 6, ... More
Overview of Chenonceaux, France
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The tiny village of Chenonceaux – spelt with an "x" on the end – has been almost entirely taken over by a handful of rather swish hotels. All of them are on rue du Docteur-Bretonneau, within easy reach of the gare SNCF and the château. The Hostel du Roy at no. 9 Tel:02.47.23.90.17, Web:
www.hostelduroy.com
; Price: 51-65) is comfortable and relatively inexpensive; while La Roseraie, at no. 7 (Tel:02.47.23.90.09, Web:
www.charmingroseraie.com
; Price: 66-80), is very welcoming, with good food, extensive grounds and a swimming pool; and at no. 6, the luxurious Auberge du Bon Laboureur (Tel:02.47.23.90.02, Web:
www.bonlaboureur.com
; Price: 121-150) is spread around five former village houses. For camping, the municipal site (closed Oct– March; Tel:02.47.23.90.13) is between the railway line and the river.
Laurent and Sophie make you feel at home with the personal attention that makes la Roseraie a definite destination point when visiting the Loire Valley and especially the ... More
Hi from Geneva! We made it safely and rather easily. All of our flights were on time, and our connections were simple. Arriving here in Geneva, we got ...
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Hi from Geneva! We made it safely and rather easily. All of our flights were on time, and our connections were simple. Arriving here in Geneva, we got free metro rides on their train system which brought us to within a few walkng blocks of the hotel. We were into our hotel room by10 a.m. and out exploring along Lake Leman as the French call it or Lake Geneva for the rest of us. We rented bikes sort of -- they're free -- and pedaled around the lake for almost two hours. We saw the jet of water shooting 453 feet into the air from every angle. The jet is interesing and unique now because there is...
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