Lodging France

Information about lodging in France, with an emphasis on 3-star, 4-star, 5-star and palace hotels, along with also some B&Bs. Not only as a place to call home for a few nights but also to stop in for a drink and/or for a meal or simply to know its history as you pass by.

Unexpected Provence: Meet the New Aix

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The Provençal college town of Aix-en-Provence, celebrated for Cézanne, bel canto and fountain-side cafés, puts the finishing touches on a massive urban renewal project. Corinne LaBalme sets out beyond the town's tawny-tinted 17th-18th century façades to discover 21st-century Aix.

Cannes Hosts France’s Largest Summit Meeting Ever

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The many faces of Cannes: playground for the well-to-do, winter retreat for golden-haired retires, showcase for film stars, promenade for daytrippers, and site of France's largest summit meeting ever. Plus some boutique hotel suggestions.

Dreams of Romance on Normandy’s Flowered Coast from Cabourg to Deauville. Part 1 of...

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Part 1 of a three-part investigation into potentially romantic hotels on the Flowered Coast of Normandy, featuring the Grand Hotel in Cabourg, Les Manoirs de Tourgéville near Deauville, the Royal and Normandy Barriere Hotels in Deauville, several less luxurious hotels in the area and recommendable restaurants.

The Natural Pleasures of WWOOFing in Europe

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In April 2008 Judy and Dave Kashoff temporarily shut down their lives in the Philadelphia suburbs of Bucks County and set off for travels...
Biarritz Grande Plage

Biarritz Hotels: Hotel du Palais, Café de Paris, Windsor, Edouard VII, Mercure Plaza

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Accompanying France Revisited's examination of surfing and museums in Biarritz, here are five notable hotels in the mid and upper price ranges, i.e. 3-,4- and 5-star hotels, including the history of the imperial residence that launched Biarritz as an international resort destination.

Resort Report: Medieval Meets Modern at Le Moulin de Vernègues in Provence

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In this hotel and resort report, Corinne LaBalme finds something old, something new, a spa and a golf course, too, at a stylishly revamped inn midway between Avignon and Aix-en-Provence.

Dreams of Romance on Normandy’s Flowered Coast from Cabourg to Deauville. Part 3 of...

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Part 3 of a three-part investigation into potentially romantic hotels on the Flowered Coast of Normandy, featuring the Grand Hotel in Cabourg, Les Manoirs de Tourgéville near Deauville, the Royal and Normandy Barriere Hotels in Deauville, several less luxurious hotels in the area and recommendable restaurants.
Chateau La Caniere, Lavoisier, Thuret

5 Days in Auvergne, Part IV: Château La Canière, a Luxury Hotel

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10 miles from the spa town of Chatel-Guyon (Puy-de-Dôme, Auvergne), Château La Canière, the only luxury hotel within many miles, stands out in the plain. Lavoisier awaits inside, everywhere.

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