Hotel Sables D'Or Sete
Place Edouard Herriot Sete, Languedoc-Roussillon, France
Check Rates and Availability
mm/dd/yyyy
mm/dd/yyyy
Travel Blogs Nearby
Le Dimanche à Mosson....
... she said “Did you notice we were the only white people there?”
“Really?” I said, surprised “Can’t say I noticed. I don’t really see race, if that makes sense?”
“I come from Cheltenham” she said “I do” she paused “I always read about the banlieu, I knew they were there, but I’ve never seen poverty like that in France, Ive never seen such ...
Leaving France for the next exciting chapter!
Having lived in Montpellier for nearly ten years, I'm about to relocated to New York City with my work. However, that won't be before I get in a one month trip travelling around Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia.
After that it's back to NYC for a couple of days, ...
Diary of a Post(e) office worker
... pants, determined to make the most of the limited hours that the library is actually open.
As if all this wasn't worrying enough, Paul Valéry have yet to reveal the time or the date of over 50% of the exams, with result that many people still dont know whether or not they'll have clashes, or indeed if they're having exams at all (we've all given up attempting to ask 'what' the exam will be on, and are all hoping the prof will be in a ...
Fac Off!
... seen, in the middle of a roundabout near halls there is what is affectionately known as the 'doughnut-sausage'. Don't ask. It makes me smile every day though, so here is a picture of it. And the other one is of my friends trying to learn the new French Dance. Unfortunately Chinkles, its a little longer and more complicated than our previous dance, and it needs a specific song to come on but I will teach it to you all and we will be busting it out in London in no time! :D
...
Meeting Pierre & Genevieve Chaize
... had hosted in Perth. Her father Pierre and step mother Genevieve had
invited us to stay.
This was probably our biggest language challenge.... our french did not really help us much!
Pierre welcomed us but his English was almost (but not quite) as basic as our French.
However, actions speak louder than words and he had cooked a beautiful cake for us and opened some local wine! With ...



