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Mary A. Hyde Aug 21st, 1997 09:28 AM

London,Paris,Cali,Normandy
 
We three adults are going to Europe in the middle of September for two weeks.

We are not going to book hotel reservations ahead of time. Are we going to have trouble finding a decent place to stay (3 or 2 star hotel with bath). I did get the hotel list for Paris and London via Fodor but not for Normandy and Cali.

Thanks, Mary


Harry Aug 21st, 1997 12:24 PM

If you can drive to the southern part of Normandy, Honfleur is a must. A really lovely old fishing port and harbour town. Super old buildings and lovely restaurants scattered around the harbour. We stay at 'Le Chat' - very French!!!!! From here you can easily get to trouville and Deauville, Trés chic! Does Cali mean Calais, if so, don't bother! Go south about 40 miles to Le Touquet very pleasant town with good beach and good shopping. Hotels - Westminster, Novotel and for good value the IBIS. Plenty of othe hotels I am told that The Red Fox has recently been refurbished and is good value. Post again if you want more info.

Wayne Aug 21st, 1997 05:16 PM

We are going to Normandy, et.al. for 3 days starting Sept. 3. Just wondering if your 'Le Chat' is Le Chateau a B&B near Buchy where we have already booked?

Harry Aug 22nd, 1997 09:45 AM

Nope, it is definitely 'Le Chat' right in the main square in Honfleur. It even has an iron cutout of 'Le Chat' (the cat) on the roof! If it was Le Chateau it would have an iron cutout of a chateau on the roof...... , maybe not.

Mary A. Hyde Sep 12th, 1997 02:49 PM

Thank you for that info on Paris, London. Calais and Normandy. We are going to Calais because my Dad was born there and wanted to see what the area is like and I am sure we will end up staying there a couple of days.

Thanks again, Mary

Tricia Oct 5th, 1997 01:57 AM

sending to the top for person with questions on Normandy


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