Rocamadour - hotels comments….

[gerarddwatts]

Certainly a very attractive tourist honeytrap, best avoided during peak...we stayed at..

Check out Hôtel Le Troubadour à Rocamadour on Booking.com! https://www.booking.com/Share-BeWoUl

Hôtel Le Troubadour à Rocamadour​

 

[Deleted account 250722001]

How much?
That's why I sleep in wild places or, in the case of Rocamadour, the car park

Coords above.

 

[Redboots]

How much?

I would want a Thai sandwich massage with a happy ending for that

 

[Wapping]

That price is for three nights, not one. There are lots of other cheaper hotels to chose from in the town. Or you can sleep in a ditch, alongside your £24,000 motorcycle, kept awake worrying how you are going to meet next month’s PCP payment, having spanked a load on the must have clutch reservoir guard and Chinese brake levers…... or just stay at home.

 

[Deleted account 250722001]

Or you can sleep in a ditch, alongside your £24,000 motorcycle

I don't have one of those

kept awake worrying how you are going to meet next month’s PCP payment, having sparked a load on the must have clutch reservoir guard and Chinese brake levers

I don't have those either!
John, naughty boy
come to think of it....scrub that...you might enjoy it

 

[ChasF]

I always think it’s interesting that for a supposedly secular country that, apart from the Eiffel Tower, all the top tourist attractions in France are religious - Rocamadour is second only to Lourdes outside of Paris, went to Lourdes last year and get it either!

Rocamadour is on my doorstep, been there many times trail riding. Tourism is well developed in the area worth visiting Eagles Rock, not sure about the monkeys or the Gouffre de Padirac.

3 nights seems like a long time.

 

[Wapping]

I always think it’s interesting that for a supposedly secular country that, apart from the Eiffel Tower, all the top tourist attractions in France are religious - Rocamadour is second only to Lourdes outside of Paris, went to Lourdes last year and get it either!

France is more secular than you might think.



Of course this is on ‘Paid admissions’ so Lyon (as a city) or indeed Paris does not appear as you don’t pay an admission fee to enter. My betting is that many more people visited Lyon, than visited Lourdes. But I could be wrong.

 

[Redboots]

. My betting is that many more people visited Lyon, than visited Lourdes. But I could be wrong.

Its nice that Disneyland keeps so many plebs from the rest of France.

 

[Wapping]

It’s nice that Disneyland keeps so many plebs from the rest of France.

It’s popular enough with some on these pages.

 

[Steve398]

We stayed at the Logis Hotel Bellaroc, nice enough for an overnighter. Clean, nice pool, but we ate elsewhere as the restaurant was booked full of schoolchildren.

 

[Wapping]

but we ate elsewhere as the restaurant was booked full of schoolchildren.

If they were ‘foreign’ I read here that they are all perfectly behaved and polite to a fault, unlike ALL the children of UK parents, who are ALL yobbish.

There again, I read all sorts of other twaddle here, too.

 

[ChasF]

If they were ‘foreign’ I read here that they are all perfectly behaved and polite to a fault, unlike ALL the children of UK parents, who are ALL yobbish.

There again, I read all sorts of other twaddle here, too.

Used to be the case that French kids were noticeably better behaved than British kids but standards are dropping - I blame the internet.

 

[Wapping]

Used to be the case that French kids were noticeably better behaved than British kids but standards are dropping - I blame the internet.

Everyone else blames the parents.

“Children, should be seen but not heard”, as my mother used to enforce upon my sister and I. Or, as my father used to say in the car, to the pair of us: “We shall now have a long playing record of silence” Happy days.