Chateau Motel

... bridge! Finally on the right side...it was dark and we had no where to sleep....so searched frantically for a campsite...found one called Motel camping!!? Was still open...and it had room...they did try to flog us a room in the motel tho! Put our tent ...

... on a family vacation. When I was here before, I thought we were in England because there were bagpipe players and in the Chateau a picture of a gentleman in full Scottish regalia. I think it may have been Prince Albert, knowing what I know now. I asked ...

... really nice and the salesman Eric offered to buy us a coffee and as Sherry mentioned above, made a great recommendation for a motel and place to eat.Looking forward to getting to Wisconsin and the HD museum then westward to Bloomington and then through ...

... situation were just about the last thing on my mind as we left Quebec City. Instead, I was marveling at the sight of the Chateau Frontenac towering about Vieux Quebec and the St. Lawrence River from the north bank of the St. Charles River. The sun had ...

... with an exact room count – although estimates put the tally at over 100. Potential buyers perusing the labyrinthine, French chateau-inspired estate will find such essential features as a bowling alley, a wine cellar and tasting room, a library, ...

... eat our packed lunch see picture and here we ran into two Australians who are everywhere! We made it to Lake Louise and the magnificent Chateau where we had coffee we got some photos but it started to rain.  We spent the night at a great little town ...

... want Cein to get well and come home.      Tomorrow I will fly back to Perth where I will once again stay at Chateau Jane et Gerry.  On the 31st, I will fly up to Broome and then start work the next day.  I am sad to ...

... , for our 20th wedding anniversary (and Montreal's 350th birthday), we experienced a different city.  We stayed at Le Chateau Champlain, rode the Metro, and walked extensively.  We discovered Rue Sainte-Catherine and Rue Saint-Denis, ate at an ...

... and bed. A good day.   23.12.08          Friday. Check out of Chateau and start our journey back to Auckland. Just north of Te Kuiti make a short detour off SH 3 to visit the ...

... with a 1.1 mile tunnel! We had to look for a motel for a while but finally managed to get a decent room in a little motel run by a funny indian family. After a bit of a luxurious picnic bought by my lovely mum (involving smoked salmon and nice crunchy ...

... itself is still in very good condition. There are lots of details embroidered into the 270 foot long artwork including Haley's comet! CHATEAU du BOSQ The place where we stayed, Chateau du Bosq, was a little bit rundown, but had a lot of character. ...

... a tour group on the trail (we seem to outnumber Canadians here). A little cold and hungry we went into the lounge of the Chateau lake Louise and had some hot chocolates, scones jam and cream while staring out into the amazing view of lake Louise and the ...

... , the outdoor styled with Roman pillars with sculptured slabs imported from Italy. A fireplace in the main ouse was purchased from a Chateau in France. There were artefacts from all over Europe, including 2000 year old Greek statues. By the time we left ...

... 's another story. Back to the present! I spent some time looking around the boardwalk, and the various squares near the Chateau. Quebec City is very picturesque, and is worth a visit from almost anyone. There are often artists, buskers, musicians, ...

... 4234 km traveled since pick up on 5 Dec). Flight to Christchurch uneventful and blue skies and 24 degrees C greeted us on arrival. Hotel, Chateau on the Park, is fine, located on the edge of Hagley Park it is quiet but close enough to the city center to ...