In France, hotels located in city centers or near train stations are often very small (15 to 30 rooms) which means that you should book ahead. The newer hotels, business oriented, are found in the outskirts of cities and are sometimes larger structures (100 rooms or more); they may not be easy to reach with public transportation.
PARIS Hotels & Accommodation
Paris is the capital of France and a very cosmopolitan city. There are a wealth of museums, art galleries and monuments to discover. The Louvre, Eiffel Tower and Popidou Center are some of the most popular attractions. The surrounding area offers palaces, chateaux, farmland, and forests ...
ILE DE FRANCE Hotels & Accommodation Ile-de-France is one of the twenty-six regions of France. Created as the District of the Paris Region in 1961, it was renamed as the Ile de France region in 1976 to bring it into line with the rest of France's administrative regions. Despite the name change, Ile de France is still referred to by the French as the Region Parisienne ...
SOUTH OF FRANCE HOTELS AND RESORTS
SOUTH OF FRANCE Hotels & Accommodation
The South of France includes the regions of Languedoc-Roussilon, Provence-Alpes-Cote D'Azur, and Corsica.
The most popular vacation spot in France, the stunning sun, sand, and atmosphere of the Riviera draws millions of visitors each year to the beach resorts, while Corsica maintains a quaint charm ...
SOUTHWEST FRANCE Hotels & Accommodation Southwest France is farming France, a green and peaceful land nurturing crops from sunflowers to foie gras. Other key country products include Landes forest timber, Bordeaux wines and Cognac. Visitors are mainly drawn to the wide Atlantic beaches, the ski slopes of the Pyrenees and the rural calm of the Dordogne ...
WESTERN FRANCE Hotels & Accommodation Western France draws visitors to discover and admire the stunning chateaux of the Loire Valley, and to enjoy the sun, sea and sand on some of the finest beaches of Europe. The astronomically significant megalithis of Carnac suggest habitation of the area dating back 6000 years ...
NORTHEAST FRANCE Hotels & Accommodation Northeast France includes the regions of Alsace, Lorraine, Champagne, and le Nord and Picardy. Open flat plains are surrounded by the beautiful mountains and forests of the Ardennes. Famous for it's fine wines and champagne itself, the region also offers some of the finest Gothic cathedrals in France. ...
CENTRAL FRANCE AND THE ALPS HOTELS AND ACCOMMODATION
CENTRAL FRANCE & THE ALPS Hotels Central France and the Alps includes the regions of Burgundy and Franche-Comte, The Massif Central, The Rhone Valley and French Alps. The Central region is a land of stunning contrasts from agricultural landscapes to the imperssive mountains of the Alps and Massif Central that attract many tourists for winter activities ...