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Hotels In Ile de France
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The cobblestoned town of Barbizon has attracted artists for many years, and the 19th-century timbered Hôtellerie du Bas-Bréau has had its share of famous guests. Robert Louis Stevenson wrote in Forest Notes about this hotel and it is often called "Stevenson's House." Famous painters who treasured this corner of the Forest of Fontainebleau include Millet, Corot, Sisley, and Monet. |
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Domaine de Belesbat is in a unique 120 acre park of natural preservation. Here, you will find this superior first class hotel a place where history, nature and golf easily blend in. Treat yourself and others to this special French modern size resort which combines superior services with charm, character and hospitality. |
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Hotel CEH Marne La Vallée is a four star hotel, located in the heart of Marne La Vallee, 6 Kms. from Disneyland Resort Paris and 30 Kms. east of Paris city centre and a few hundred meters from the Ferrieres and Guermantes Castles. It has 120 air-conditioned rooms, all very spacious, with all the “American” comfort. There is a full floor for non-smokers, and you have rooms for up to 4 people. |
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Abbaye des Vaux de Cernay is part of the superb Vaux de Cernay Estate of which the extraordinary architecture is the witness of 8 centuries of the history of the kings of France. It is located in the State Forest of Rambouillet at about 30 miles away westwards from Paris. |
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Situated in the heart of town, on a hillock of greenery, the Grand Hotel Barriere d'Enghien-les-Bains overlooks the peaceful lake. Built in 1950, this three-storey dwelling joined the Groupe Lucien Barrière in 1988.
The hotel is proud to present its new refined and luxurious establishment where discretion, relaxation and escapism are on the programme.
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Chateau d'Ermenonville surrounded by a pond and the park Jean-Jacques Rousseau, who lived in the Castle his last days, offers calm, rest and a splendid nature at only 40 km away from Paris. The hotel occupies a splendid 18th-century moated château, the former home of the philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau, near the town of Ermenonville, about 15 km to the south-east of Senlis. |
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Le Manoir de Gressy was rebuilt on the site of a XVIIth century farm in the heart of the quiet village of Gressy. It is set around an attractive courtyard with landscape gardens, providing a relaxing venue for leisure or business. Century fortified farm, offers you an authentic and unique setting with character. |
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Just 35 minutes from Paris and only 15 minutes north of Roissy Charles de Gaulle Paris airport, the Chateau Hotel Mont Royal, a real Palace Resort, is a lush oasis of tranquillity. A splendid XVIII century style chateau, nestled in the heart of the Chantilly forest. Its 100 air-conditioned rooms and suites decorated in classical French traditional style (Non smoking rooms available on request), its sumptuous dining room and summer terrace will contribute to make your stay unforgettable. |
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Le Roi du Lac Hotel is ideal for both business and leisure visitors, as it boasts a health club with a swimming pool and saunas. This new hotel is situated along lake Mandinet, in a quiet district near the town centre, and offers excellent accessibility. Paris can be reached within 20 minutes by car or train, and Disneyland Paris is three stops by train from the hotel, Both international airports, Roissy Charles de Gaulle and Orly, are easily reached by car.
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Golf Hotel, is the ideal place for business and leisure stays as it is located at only 10 minutes from Disneyland Paris and 25 km from Paris, in the heart of the new tourist and economic development of Marne La Vallée. Surrounded by a peaceful setting in a quiet area, this charming place with its own access to the golf course of Bussy-Guermantes, has also 2 tennis courts and a swimming pool perfect for relaxing after a full days work. |
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Benefiting from the peace and quiet of pretty Neuilly-sur-Seine, but still, a few steps away from all the Parisian pleasures, Hotel de La Jatte is located on the Island de La Jatte, in the heart of a residential area, close to the Defense Office complex and Porte Maillot. |
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In 1543, in the hollow of the valley of the Domaine d'Esclimont, Etienne de Poncher, archbishop of Tours, had a chateau built. Philippe Hurault, Comte de Cheverny, became its owner in 1580.
The death of the last descendant of the Counts of Cheverny generated the sale of the chateau to Claude de Bullion, Counsellor to Parliament under Henry IV, in 1639. |
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HOTELS IN ILE DE FRANCE |
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