On the second day of our three day stay in La Roque we enquired about changing rooms. Our top floor room was very nice but because the weather was becoming very warm, we would prefer a north facing room. We had only booked for three nights so we did not have high hopes that the hotel would allow a change. They showed us the available room and we decided to extend our stay by another two days. It was a smaller 50 euros room "without a view ". Not by my standards. As we looked down, we could also enjoy a small shaded garden. I should note here that room #16 (with this view), in contrast to all other rooms, had no television, but that made little difference to us. I had been admiring the mini chateau each time I saw it, so finding it outside my window was a delightful experience.
WELL FED TRAVEL is for people who have an interest in discovering culinary adventures during their travels. If your travel photos include open air markets, restaurants and shots of your dinner, this may be of interest to you. They say an army travels on its stomach, but so do those of us who travel for pleasure, without itineraries set in stone. We can avail ourselves of any food opportunities that present themselves. This blog is for those of us who can truly say, "I'm here for the food".
Saturday, May 20, 2006
View From Hotel Belle Etoile
On the second day of our three day stay in La Roque we enquired about changing rooms. Our top floor room was very nice but because the weather was becoming very warm, we would prefer a north facing room. We had only booked for three nights so we did not have high hopes that the hotel would allow a change. They showed us the available room and we decided to extend our stay by another two days. It was a smaller 50 euros room "without a view ". Not by my standards. As we looked down, we could also enjoy a small shaded garden. I should note here that room #16 (with this view), in contrast to all other rooms, had no television, but that made little difference to us. I had been admiring the mini chateau each time I saw it, so finding it outside my window was a delightful experience.
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