... something more quaint, like a villa, B&B or smaller hotel. Also, we prefer to spend under $100 per night if possible. Has anyone heard of Residhotel Galerie Tatry ? This looks like it might be a fit, but I would love an opinion from someone who knows the place. Any ... more

... that you're looking at villas and B&Bs, I take it that you are not specifically looking for something in Bordeaux city. If this is the case, is there a particular part of the Bordeaux region that is of greater interest to you than others? For hotel choices in ... more

My daughter is getting married in Bordeaux in May and would like to book an especially nice villa for their honeymoon after the event. Anybody got any recommendations? ... more

You can try Wine Villas: villa.html> (Disclosure: you may see me on the web site as a resource they occasionally use for château visits.) ... more

... you look at the Pyla villas that are only used a couple of months a year, but there aren't a lots of hotels there. . Luckily for you June is not high season, when everything is booked months in advance, so you should have a good choice of hotels in ... more

... small grocery store etc. and villas usually have their own washer/dryers. All these summer resorts are closed during the off season, especially on this site of the bay. The Arcachon side is now "on" all year long as more and more people live there permanently and commute daily to ... more

Are the laudromats at the campgrounds available to the public? I will be staying in a villa during the summer, but no washer/dryer. Closest campground to me is probably Le Truc Vert. ... more

... around Saint-Emilion that can offer you the pool and other amenities you seek as well as walking-distance proximity to the town itself. One such possibility is offered by Wine Villas, and you can see what they have in Saint-Emilion here: villa.html ... more