I was in Bouillon, a week or so ago.
The place was heaving, mid-afternoon. The cafes on the riverfront were all open and busy.
The place was heaving, mid-afternoon. The cafes on the riverfront were all open and busy.






Went through Bouillon today in the sunshine, stopped on the river for a coffee and the wife commented, why the fuck are we in Sedan ?![]()
Only stopped in the hotel on the hill in Sedan once, in January. Restaurant closed, cold slide down to town in the dark. Not much sign of life but we did manage to squeeze into a pizza place which was rammed just after it opened with the citoyens de Sedan. Good food mind.Further update - if you have a superior room way up at the top……
You can ride your steed of awesomeness up onto the ramparts and park right outside your room rear entrance !
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Went through Bouillon today in the sunshine, stopped on the river for a coffee and the wife commented, why the fuck are we in Sedan ?![]()
Better in Bouillon - or, this small
Town I stopped in for lunch and was heaving with people, bars and eateries on the river.
Not sure about hotels.
Bohan, Belgium.
Clearly just my personal opinion - but I won’t be returning to Sedan.
You live and learnI wouldn't use Sedan as a base for a few days but it served well as a last night on the way back to my friends' house in Kent. Not the Fort though. My bill at the St Michel to include single room 1 night, 3 course set menu and half a litre of house red, under €110 plus of course, secure parking without any closed access during castle opening times.
I was in La Roche myself today. Didn't see any UK plates or I would have said hello. Had an interesting ride back to my hotel in Givet, just over the border in France.Had lunch today in La Roche en Ardenne. (Excellent croq msr)
Lovely small place - was buzzing with tourists and bikers.
But I appreciate that’s getting a fair bit further east.