Somewhere nice to stay on the way down?
Somewhere nice to stay on the way down?
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Freddie328

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687 posts

230 months

Monday 11th January 2010
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For the last few years we've stayed a night in Gace on our way down to Le Mans. We have a nice meal and a few drinks Thursday night and set off after breakfast on Friday, but this year we would quite like a change. Can anyone suggest somewhere else to stay?

Thanks.

purple haze

292 posts

253 months

Monday 11th January 2010
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Tons of good places on the Normandy coastline. Depending on your crossing it might be a slight detour - we nearly always stay at Honfleur as we like the ambience/seafood. Lots of good D Day museums etc to visit as well.

crispian22

979 posts

221 months

Monday 11th January 2010
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a load of us on the dunkirque crossing stopped off in Rouenne last year on the way back.this year we're staying there thursday night then a easy trek to le man friday morning.doing the same on the way back too on the sunday evening.just breaks the journey up from the midlands.

ellroy

7,824 posts

254 months

Monday 11th January 2010
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Honfleur is great, Rouen is also OK, closer to Calais there's Touqet-paris-plage.


If time allows I'd go for Honfleur.

Freddie328

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687 posts

230 months

Tuesday 12th January 2010
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Thanks for the replies - should have mentioned that we always do a night in Rouen on the way home so would like somewhere else!
Keep 'em coming!

ncs

3,974 posts

311 months

Tuesday 12th January 2010
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http://www.domainedelacorniche.com/

We've been here several times on the way to or from LM & its lovely.

Looks particularly nice with 20 TVRs parked outsidebiggrin

Nicknerd

Vario-Rob

3,034 posts

277 months

Tuesday 12th January 2010
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L’aigle is a cracking stop over which we have used over the years and try this place

http://www.hotel-dauphin.fr/fr/index.php

A top draw feed can be found within and is not expensive.

Freddie328

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687 posts

230 months

Wednesday 13th January 2010
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Vario-Rob said:
L’aigle is a cracking stop over which we have used over the years and try this place

http://www.hotel-dauphin.fr/fr/index.php

A top draw feed can be found within and is not expensive.
This looks nice, is there a car park?

Vario-Rob

3,034 posts

277 months

Wednesday 13th January 2010
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Freddie328 said:
Vario-Rob said:
L’aigle is a cracking stop over which we have used over the years and try this place

http://www.hotel-dauphin.fr/fr/index.php

A top draw feed can be found within and is not expensive.
This looks nice, is there a car park?
There is some car parking around the back and if not there is the fairly traditional market square in front, the last time we stayed we parked next to an Alfa 6C which set the place off rather well.

Excessive booze and the in-house lobster tank proved a bad combination mind you!

Thinking about it I’m almost tempted to give another try, lovely place to stop over.

Freddie328

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687 posts

230 months

Wednesday 13th January 2010
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Vario-Rob said:
Freddie328 said:
Vario-Rob said:
Excessive booze and the in-house lobster tank.........
Nuff said - done decision - booking about to be made!! yum

DS240

5,651 posts

247 months

Thursday 14th January 2010
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DS240

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247 months

Thursday 14th January 2010
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Steve Smith

1,436 posts

202 months

Tuesday 26th January 2010
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crispian22 said:
a load of us on the dunkirque crossing stopped off in Rouenne last year on the way back.this year we're staying there thursday night then a easy trek to le man friday morning.doing the same on the way back too on the sunday evening.just breaks the journey up from the midlands.
Snap! Where are you staying?

FartKong

897 posts

212 months

Friday 5th February 2010
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Freddie328 said:
For the last few years we've stayed a night in Gace on our way down to Le Mans. We have a nice meal and a few drinks Thursday night and set off after breakfast on Friday, but this year we would quite like a change. Can anyone suggest somewhere else to stay?

Thanks.
Was just about to say Gace until I read this. We stopped there the last two years in a row for a nice lunch on the way down.

Here in fact is a pic of my car all stickered up and the place we had lunch.



Edited by FartKong on Friday 5th February 23:23