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We are a family of four coming to Alsace for a week on Sat 22 December. We are (unsurprisingly) finding it difficult to find somewhere to stay (self catering). We would like to stay near Strasbourg or Colmar or Mulhouse. Can anyone recommend a website that may have availability?
Thanks in advance
try justtourfrance.com
hope you sort something
julie
Tough one! Try www.hotelco.co.uk of you cannot find anything on the web, give them a call - they are really friendly: 0191 261 4888, maybe they will be able to help you.
good luck!
There are a lot of links to selfcatering accommodation in reply to a previous question.
Have a look at: http://forum.virtualtourist.com/discussion-384399-1-1-Travel-0-0-Pays_de_la_Loire-discussion.html
Personally I have used http://www.gites-de-france.com/gites/uk/rural_gites for many many years. Both cottages (gîtes and B&B) and was never disappointed.
In addition to the above references, you may find an available Gite from one of the following:
http://www.fleursdesoleil.fr/
http://www.cheznous.com/
http://www.vacationfrance.com/
http://www.clevacances.com/
http://gitelink.com/
http://www.francelodge.fr/
http://www.babfrance.fr/cadre1/cadre1.htm
http://www.chambre-ville.com/
We've never been disappointed with the Gites de France. If you want something really special, look at their Gites de Charme.
http://www.gites-de-france.com/gites/uk/rural_gites
The thing we like about the gites is the people who run them. Every host we've had so far has been a delightful person, very interesting and helpful and certainly knowledgeable about their area. They are required to have tourist information available too.
Go to the 'Petite France' very typical
And eat a flammekueche in 'Le Flam's' near the cathedral. Strasbourg is according to me the most beautiful city in France.
The Cultural policy is great and the street are very nice to see.
I want to live here as soon as I can !!!
The European Quarter is the seat (well, one of them anyway) of the parliament for the European Union and The European Court Of Human Rights. The walk to this quarter is nice too, past some old townhouses and mansions that line the riverside,
Pictured is the parliament building.
My booktip for Strasbourg is one to understand the Elsace and her turbulent history of war:
'Im Westen nichts neues' of Erich Maria Remarque is a classic anti-war novel which deals with the First World War. It has been translated in many languages, including English (No news from the western front).
Parking and driving around down town Strasbourg requires a lot of patience so I would advise you to park near some bus or tram/street train station and walk around the city.
Strasbourg really isn't a big town and the main attractions are close to each other (Cathedral, Petite France, Rohan Palace, Place Broglie, ...). Use bus or tram if you want to visit european buildings and Orangerie park (they are really close to each other).
Bus and tram lines won't bring you to any interesting attraction in the suburbs or nearby country side (you will need to drive by car or use rail for that).
It is a large restaurant with very good service, declicious food and - best thing - a fantastic terrace right above the Ill river. We had lunch there - salad plus fish filet with pasta, my friend salad plus chicken pie and pasta - and it was of excellent quality.
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