Two nights away from Paris
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Two nights away from Paris
The parameters.
Spend 2 nights in one place -- accessible by train (no more than 2 hours, walkable, historic etc... Prefer smaller town to larger city.
Restaurant & hotel recommendations welcomed! [in the 100€ category for the later]
We've always wanted to spend the night in Chartres, but open to suggestions.
Spend 2 nights in one place -- accessible by train (no more than 2 hours, walkable, historic etc... Prefer smaller town to larger city.
Restaurant & hotel recommendations welcomed! [in the 100€ category for the later]
We've always wanted to spend the night in Chartres, but open to suggestions.
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Boy, you guys are tough.
How about Fontainbleau?
See also http://www.sitesatlas.com/Europe/France/mfraint.htm
How about Fontainbleau?
See also http://www.sitesatlas.com/Europe/France/mfraint.htm
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Well Patrick -- I figured if anyone could give us a better idea -- it would be here 
The only hestitancy on Chartres is that I have been there recently, although it was a quicker trip that I would have liked -- I'll take a look at Beaune.

The only hestitancy on Chartres is that I have been there recently, although it was a quicker trip that I would have liked -- I'll take a look at Beaune.
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Travelnut, if you are going to be in the Loire, try and work in a dinner at Le Cheval Blanc, a ***hotel in Blere. StCirq recommended the place and it is just terrefic...one of the best meals we had on our trip, very reasonable too.
Regarding Troyes, we spent three nights a little south in the cute town of St Florentin at the hotel Le Grand Chauminiere. Marvelous place, great meals, one Michelin star. I'd rteturn there in a heartbeat. One could train into Troyes or Auxerre and rent a car.
Regarding Troyes, we spent three nights a little south in the cute town of St Florentin at the hotel Le Grand Chauminiere. Marvelous place, great meals, one Michelin star. I'd rteturn there in a heartbeat. One could train into Troyes or Auxerre and rent a car.





