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The Hotel Barriere Le Fouquet’s Paris is one of the most exclusive hotels in the city. In this extensive hotel review, I’ll explain what you can expect of staying here! You can find more content about Paris on our city page! In the last years, I not only had the chance to live in Paris, but also to stay at various luxury hotels in the city of love. Those include the InterContinental… Read More
The Sofitel Strasbourg Grande Ile is a luxury hotel located in the heart of Strasbourg. In this extensive hotel review, I’ll explain what I liked about the property and what I only thought was okay. You can find more content about Strasbourg on our city page! Strasbourg is an interesting city when it comes to hotel, especially regarding the pricing. When the European Parliament is in town, Strasbourg is horribly expensive, but… Read More
The Grand Hotel Cannes is one of many luxury hotels in the prestigeous city in the South of France. In this extensive hotel review, I’ll explain why I think that the boutique property is a good choice for staying in Cannes! You can find more content about Cannes on our city page! Personally, I’d say that Cannes is an incredibly overpriced city, especially during high season. Thus, no hotel in the city… Read More
The Grand Hotel la Cloche Dijon is the best hotel in town and a member of the MGallery Collection by Accorhotels. In this extensive review, I’ll explain why I really enjoyed staying here! You can find more content about Dijon on our city page! If you are looking for a luxury hotel in Dijon, the choice is rather limited. Thus, the centrally located Grand Hotel La Cloche immediately jumped into my eye…. Read More
The 5 Terres Hotel Barr is a boutique luxury hotel in the small wine village. In this extensive hotel review, I’ll explain why staying here is very enjoyable despite the fact that there’s not much to do around. Barr is a really tiny place in the middle of Nowhere in the Alsace region. The next big city is Colmar, while Strasbourg isn’t that far away either. Classification: Four Stars Room Category: Deluxe… Read More
The Hotel Le Royal Lyon is one of the more historic luxury hotels in the French metropolis. The property is very well located and belongs to the MGallery Collection by Accorhotels. In this extensive hotel review, we’ll explain what to expect of the hotel! You can find more content about Lyon on our city page! If you are looking for hotels with a great location and a certain level of luxury in… Read More
Rennes is one of the biggest cities in the North-West of France and features a couple of interesting sights. In this city guide, we’ll explain why visiting the capital of the Bretagne is enjoyable and why the destination is suitable for more than just a day trip from Paris! While Rennes is located in the Bretagne, famous for its impressive beaches like in Dinard, forts like in Saint-Malo or just landscapes by… Read More
Dunkerque is a charming city in the North of France with a beautiful beach, a couple of remaining historic buildings and last but not least, a very troubled past. Check out this city guide to learn more about visiting Dunkerque! You can find more content about Dunkerque on our city page! Before we get into what Dunkerque is worth visiting for, it’s worth noting that I don’t think that Dunkerque is one… Read More
Avignon is a city in the South of France, approximately 100 kilometers away from Marseille. The city has some really beautiful historic monuments and is a real hidden gem. In this city guide, I’ll explain why visiting Avignon is an amazing experiene! You can find more content about Avignon on our city page! For most tourists visiting the South of France, places on the visit include cities like Nice, Cannes or Aix-en-Provence…. Read More
Transportation in Rennes is surprisingly well organized. The city, while not very big, has an automatic metro system, which allows quick and easy access to all parts of town. Rennes is very well connected to Paris by TGV, but also to other cities in the region and a bit further away. In general, the train network in France is very good, which means that you can not only get to Rennes easily,… Read More
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