Perhaps punch it into babelfish and see how you get on first.

(translation from a Spaniard)

I understand you´re coming to Paris in August, and that you wish to find a hotel. I´m going to check on the site and will contact you later.

Maxime, you can explain that we are at 200kms from Paris, it´s easy to get to our place by train.

(?¿) we can also go and pick these people up in Paris if they wish, so they can come to Vierzon.

Funny French, in any case...

"The Americans are hiding in the barn."

mikelg's translation seems fine to me - "voir" in this context is a mispelling of "voire" and basically means "or".

So, to edit mikelg's translation: "...Maxime, you can explain that we are 200km from Paris, and it´s easy to get to our place by train. Or, we could also pick these people up in Paris if they wish..."

Hanl I can see 2 other mistakes, can you see them too?

2 other mistakes in the original post or im Mikelg's translation?
I can see neither, but I'd like to know where they are.

My guesses:

et vous recontacterai

s'ils le souhaitent

Hmmm..."aller chercher" (to go to pick up) and "rencontrer" (to meet) are not the same thing.

> je vais aller sur le site et vous recontacterez,

(Je) RecontacteRAI.

Oops, ignore my post above. Just messed up.

tu peux expliquer que nous sommes à 200km de paris et qu'il est facile d'arriver chez nous en train

Well done for recontacterai (it means JE vous recontacterai)

The second one is about "personnes" which is a feminine word, then it should be "si elles le souhaitent".(even if there are men only)Les grandes personnes, les personnes âgées...
You would be right Yen with a masculine noun (s'ils le souhaitent)
Voilà!

Coco, I think I've spotted the mistakes you mention - as well as "recontacterai", it should be "s'ils le souhaitent"

The 1st should have been spotted, but the 2nd is too much subtle for non-French speakers.
Anyway, thanks a lot.
French is my very favourite language, but after highschool, I had no further contact with it.

just curious, is this you Maureen??

I'm not sure that I agree with cocofromdijon.

The structure of the sentence is "je vais aller ... et vous recontacterez." I would not use "recontacterai" without its own "je"; I would go for "je vais ... vous recontacter".

I am surprised at the idea that you should not use the inclusive form of pronoun ("ils") for a group of people who might be male, female, or mixed, even if "ces personnes" is used earlier in the sentence. There is some freedom in French to go past the gender of a word and consider the gender of who it refers to, as you see in "madame le maire". Would you refer to her as "il"?