Hotel Du Dauphine
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You've Got To Be Joking
The room was very dark when I woke. It must be early still. I can hear Jeff rustling awake in his bed. I decide to check my watch to see how early it is. ****! It's 8:00am and we have a 10:30 train to catch. We spring into action, except Tommy who just cannot be hurried! I would love to live in the world of Tom, where everyone else takes …
The Caravan of Crap
Today was the day we had been waiting for, finally we would get to see Le Tour. We got up had breakfast at the hotel and left by about 8:30. Our first stop was a supermarket where we got ourselves some bread, ham, camembert, and biscuits for lunch, and a couple of knives so we could cut things up as we needed. Heading out of town to the Tourmelet …
Not the Day We Expected
This was our last full day in Lourdes. After breakfast Tommy and I went to the church at the Grotto for mass and then met Jeff back at the hotel afterwards. We decided we would all go back to the Grotto and church to have a good look around. Now whether you believe in miracles or not, or you are Catholic or not this place does have an effect on you …
Les Étoiles de Pau sont trés beau
... intrigued by the riders/horses that can jump higher than any of us can only dream of doing someday).
At the end of saturday the group was ready to go to the hotel and have a siesta. Dr Relav took me to my 2-star hotel where the receptionist was extremely pompous and quite rude. Apparently that place was the **** (I mean, the bathroom was conveniently arranged so you can use the toilet, brush your teeth, and wash your feet at the same time. However, breakfast was ...
Cushings Disease a le Casino? Mais oui.
... was no where to be found except at a garage far, far away. So of course we got lost. Charlotte thought it would be funny if I asked some teenagers for directions to the Casino in English, so I did. It wasn't funny, it was hilarious. The poor kids trying to help us did not understand why were were laughing so hard, until Charlotte blew our cover and told them that no, we were not infact American tourists (or at least one of us ...
TravelPod Member ReviewsHotel Du Dauphine Lourdes
A small hotel with fairly basic services but highly recommended. The hotel is clean and the owners make you feel welcome the moment you step in the door. Nothing is too much trouble for. We spent 3 nights here and would not hesitate to go back. It is also about half way between the train station and the grotto - very convenient. No restaurant here but the buffet breakfast is well worth it.
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