We tried to find a hotel by driving around the spots marked on the map but failed, so we parked on a tiny street and set out on foot. We finally found one called Le Cygne, and when we walked into the reception, we saw a Chinese lady! We were able to speak Mandarin to her, and she showed us into a beautiful room on the second floor. We had to haul our stuff up a winding staircase since there was no elevator in the old apartment. The room was decorated with pretty pastel colours, a large mirror, a high ceiling with a chandelier, and two huge windows that open up all the way to let in fresh air from the street below.
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This is the tiny entrance to the garage
of the hotel, only a few inches wider
than our car O_O |
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Creeping on the man with baguettes xD |
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Giant chocolate macaroon, mmm... |
After we settled in, we went for a walk by the river and had dinner.
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Strange carrot soup-like substance
served before the meal in a tiny bowl |
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Smoked salmon and, for whatever
reason, a slab of butter |
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Terrine of some sort, and pear slices.
There are pears everywhere in France. |
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I forget what this is called but it's a
pastry sort of thing. |
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Fish, obviously. It wasn't very good. |
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Lamb. |
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Duck breast and more pear slices. |
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Yay sorbet! <3 |
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