2/3 Hours from Calais travelling South nice Dinner/Overnight
2/3 Hours from Calais travelling South nice Dinner/Overnight
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cliffords

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3,601 posts

46 months

Yesterday (13:12)
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We do lots of French trips however nearly always ask on here for a bit of advice . Wedding anniversary in April and wife has said she does not want to fly anywhere right now , so just booked a tunnel trip again for a week in April. BTW great deals on at the moment cheapest we have booked in years . Some sort of promotion on right now .

We are not flash often uses Logis who have nice restaurants and reasonable accommodation .
It will be a Monday so that's more tricky in France .

Ideal would be to head South for two or three hours off train and stay somewhere where we can get a nice meal and stay .That night being our anniversary so I better find somewhere now . Night two will be Troyes but I don't really want to do it in one day .

Have you done something that you can recommend may fit the bill . Thank you

Edited by cliffords on Monday 16th March 13:16

littleredrooster

6,146 posts

219 months

Yesterday (14:57)
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At a whisker under 3 hours away is Compiegne, lovely town. We stayed at Alfred Hotels on the riverside last year for a very reasonable price. It has a quaint underground car park, or there is street parking directly outside. The town centre is a short walk away and we ate at 2 places while we were there - La Brasserie Parisienne and Restaurant Compiegne Soprano both of which are (or were...) open on Monday nights.

LooneyTunes

8,952 posts

181 months

Yesterday (15:29)
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Champagne region would be the obvious place to head for, especially if going on to Troyes.

Somewhere like Reims or Epernay?

blue_haddock

4,846 posts

90 months

Yesterday (15:33)
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LooneyTunes said:
Champagne region would be the obvious place to head for, especially if going on to Troyes.

Somewhere like Reims or Epernay?
Reims was going to be my suggestion for that side of france on the way towards Troyes

//j17

4,920 posts

246 months

Yesterday (15:34)
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No specific hotel or restaurant recommendations as been a few years since I've used it but Saint-Quentin, 2hrs south from Calais is a nice little town with a number of restaurants in and around the old central square.

Tabs

1,076 posts

295 months

Yesterday (16:36)
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Took my wife to Giverny, Monet's house. Easy drive. If your wife likes art and gardens it's ideal.

Prisoner 24601

636 posts

71 months

Yesterday (16:46)
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Arras