Hotels Beaugency France ( FR)
Inter-hotel Auberge Maille D Or, 3 Route De Blois, Beaugency 45190
On the Loire Chateaux way, close to the medieval town. Hiking, fishing, hunting, playing golf, sightseeing. Hotel of great charm. Rooms look out over the flowery garden and the peacefulness of the countryside. Restaurant : terrace with a view of the garden. Traditional gourmet delights of the area, wines from the Loire and delicious dishes
Grand Hotel de l'Abbaye, 2 Quai De L'abbaye, Beaugency 45190
Location. The Hotel De L Abbaye is located in Beaugency, France, on the banks of the Loire and 20 kilometres from the city of Blois. Beaugency train station is 500 metres away. Hotel Features. Set in a 17th century abbey, Hotel De L Abbaye has traditional decor with dark wooden furnishings. Internet access is available in the public areas (surcharge) and multilingual staff are available at the front desk. Hotel De L Abbaye's lounge bar overlooks the Loire and serves drinks, snacks, and light meals. Breakfast is available for a surcharge. The hotel has a seminar room with audio visual equipment. Bicycles can be hired from the hotel. Guestrooms. Hotel De L Abbaye's 19 guestrooms have Internet access (surcharge) and telephones. Further amenities include safes and hair dryers
L'Ecu de Bretagne, Place Du Martroi, Beaugency 45190
Location. L' Ecu de Bretagne is housed in a restored old post house and inn in the medieval town of Beaugency on the Loire, 25 kilometres from Orleans. The River Loire is 500 metres from the hotel and the Golf des Bordes 18 hole golf course is eight kilometres away. Beaugency railway station is 500 metres from the hotel and Paris Orly Airport is 150 kilometres away, with an approximate driving time of 90 minutes. Hotel Features. The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool set in the pretty gardens and the lobby boasts a wood burning fireplace. Bicycle rental is available and the hotel can make up sandwiches for those wanting to explore the surrounding countryside. Free, secure parking is available for those arriving by car. Restaurant L' Ecu de Bretagne serves local 'cuisine bourgeoise' with a selection of fine regional wines in a setting with traditional decor in rich deep colours. A children's menu is available. Guestrooms. The 34 air conditioned guestrooms are spread over two floors and have individual contemporary decor in a variety of colour schemes. All guestrooms include satellite television, direct dial phones and bathrooms with hair dryers. Expert Tip. Be sure to visit the house in Orleans where Joan of Arc lived in 1429, though destroyed by bombing in 1940, it was lovingly restored after the war. The house can be found 25 kilometres away