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Subject Topic: Cheap overnight stop France Post Reply Post New Topic
24/10/2004 at 12:48pm
 Location: West Yorkshire
 Outfit: Trigano Oceane Trailer Tent
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Hi All

I am looking to travel to France next year. Because I have 4 children and 2 of them are wee nippers, I think its best if we have a stop over in the north somewhere.

Now I know I could book a campsite in the north but this means having to get some of if not all of my gear out and I really dont fancy doing this.

What I would prefer is a travel lodge type idea somithing really cheap and cheerful.

This way we can have a bti of a rest, a bit of food and so keep me and the kids sane.

Anyone got any idea? suggestions? or names of cheap stopovers or chains of.

Thanks in advance

Simon



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24/10/2004 at 3:30pm
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You could try Campanile - they're like Travel Lodge - but I don't think they're particularly cheap.  Or try the French Tourist Information web site, they should have accommodation information.

Nora

 



24/10/2004 at 8:31pm
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Thanks for the reply :o)

I have looked at Campanile but like you they didnt look super cheap.

I have heard that there is a cheaper chain than that, that are largely un-atteneded and have paper towels etc etc. Have you heard this?

BUT thanks for the tip re the website I have never thought of that. DOH!! :-)

I will deffo try that.

Simon



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24/10/2004 at 10:41pm
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The cheapest of the cheap is the F1 Chain.  Look them up under http://www.hotelformule1.com When we stayed their they were BASIC, but ok for an overnight.  You'll need 2 riims for 6 people.  Enjoy!


24/10/2004 at 10:42pm
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oops riims = rooms!


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24/10/2004 at 11:22pm
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F1 BINGO!!!! Thats it. :o))) I knew there was a cheap range :o)

I have racked and racked and racked my brain so hard.

THANKYOU!!!!!!

PS Any other suggestions are still welcome.



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25/10/2004 at 12:59pm
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We were very impressed by the B&B chain in France. Slightly more expensive than Formule1, but rooms have ensuite bathrooms, and you can get 4-bedded rooms as well as 2-bedded rooms.

They also do a nice buffet breakfast quite reasonably priced, including cereal, croissants, bacon and eggs, tea, coffee etc.

Here's the link:  http://www.hotel-bb.com/




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