Chateau - Loire Valley
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Kim, <BR>We too are planning to stay in a chateau in the Loire Valley near Tours. <BR>I have been thinking about Jallanges (sp?) and Chateau de Gerfaut, or Chateau du Noizay.I have emailed all three to inquire about availability and rates.All of them seem nice. The Chateau du Noizay has had great reviews.You will certainly enjoy the Loire Valley. Don't miss Villandry, Chambord, or Azay le Rideau (my personal favorite). If you rent a car, you can see almost all of them. There's <BR>an excellent guidebook "Chateaus of the Loire Valley". I haven't found it in the states, but it is available in just about every tourist gift store in the area. Make sure to taste the local wines, as some chateaus have their own. <BR>
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Kim, Today I got a wonderful guidebook from the Loire Valley. Yes it was in french, but with a little help I figured it out. (Most notably, the date written as 1/9/01 is actually Sept. 1). Anyway you can request one at : <BR>www.tourism-touraine.com <BR> <BR>Hope this helps!
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Greg, <BR>The chateaus listed above run about 100.00 per night. This includes breakfast. With dinner and wine add 50.00 more. It is quite reasonable for the experience.One of the chateau owners has even listed a menu of specialties, and wants us to pick our favorites.She even asked about special dietary restrictions...Let me see. no fat, no cholesteral, no calories, just cheese, wine, and chocolate!


