Ibis Chateau de Fontainebleau
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The main event arrives!
Lunch:
Marsha & Brendan: INSEAD lunch - mediocre food with fun social opportunities
Nelly & Don: Oysters in the square
Dinner:
After Brendan was unexpectedly injured in the afternoon's rugby match, the four of us shared an unexpectedly late 11:30 pm dinner at Au Bureau. The pizzas were huge but delicious, …
Maybe I should have worked out before this trip
... falling. I think we will invest in a good slack line when we get home. Bridger on the other hand, was a natural on the slack line and he walked across it every time with very little effort. At one point a large group of teenage girls came by to watch Bridger on the slack line. A couple of them kept saying that they could speak 'perfect english" without an accent. Though that is all they seemed to be able to say ...
My Bags are Officially Packed.
... basically and has like 1800 staff to administrate. Yet he is always happy, unstressed and at peace once he is home. I admire how he is able to balance his life so well. I can only hope than i can achieve something like that.
Turns out that Nadia really as good as i assumed. Apparently she is 53, i had been thinking much younger but she has done alot. She studied Piano is Russia for 6 long years. The finest schools in the world with the highest acknowledged ...
Fontainebleau & Vaux le Vicomte
... are also displayed as they were in his day.
After spending almost 2 hours in the house there was only time for a quick look at the gardens. Then we set off for Vaux le Vicomte via the village of Barbizon. This village was the place where painters came to paint the landscapes and the forest. The most famous of these painters were Millet and Rousseau and the houses they lived in are now museums. There wasn't time to stop but the guide drove slowly ...
Oh lo lo
... some reason i just do things like that really damn slow, i could never be a chef. It was alright that i had Denise to keep me company on skype and before i knew it i was done. I then headed out with my stuff and headed on a longer journey on my bike. I had planned to hitch hike but no matter what people say, i find it difficult to actually do it. Maybe another time. It took about 30 mins of slogging to get there. With my boulder mat tied around my ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsIbis Chateau de Fontainebleau
“Rubbish hotel with a fine location”
Reviewed May 21, 2011
I wasn't expecting much from this hotel, but it managed to disappoint anyway. The rooms are tiny and the bathroom poorly cleaned. Please opt instead for one of the other Fontainebleau choices - this is best left to unlucky business travelers who are forced to stay here.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
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