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13 years ago
I love this hotel, but the Internet connection is the worst I've had in france.
1 place de Halles Centrales
16000 Angoulême
France
05 45 95 47 95
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An Incredible bargain. One of the biggest advantage was the inner car park. My car was parked in a…read morecovered garage. The car park was closed in the night so that it was delightful to know my car was safe. The bedrooms were quiet. Access to the main road (N10) is very quick as it is something like 5 minutes from the N10 road (road from Bordeaux to Poitiers). Wifi was working. That's not obvious even in expensive hotels. The Hotel crew were very welcoming and warm which was a plus. By the way, i booked only with no credit cards number. For me that was the most important. By the past i had issue while traveling in Europe. I am happy not to spread my credit card numbers as i travel a lot.
Hôtel Ibis Angoulême Nord
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From the owner: Facile d'accès, situé proche de l'axe Paris/Bordeaux et Limoges/Cognac, l'équipe de l'hôtel ibis…read moreAngoulême Nord vous accueille 24h/24h. A 10 mns de la gare et du centre ville historique de la capitale de la bande dessinée, notre hôtel propose à la réservation 62 chambres silencieuses tout confort avec Wi-fi offert. Nous disposons d'un grand parking gratuit, d'un bar et nous servons des plateaux repas 24h/24h. Un restaurant La Boucherie est situé sur le parking de l'hôtel. Pour l'organisation d'un séminaire, la location d'une salle de réunion ou d'une journée étude, venez à Angoulême, capitale de la Bande Dessinée. Aux portes des célèbres vignobles de Cognac et du Périgord, notre hôtel Ibis Angoulême Nord est aussi idéal pour profiter des ballades au bord de la Charente en vélo ou en jogging. L'Ibis Angoulême Nord est à 8 mn de la Gare, de la Cathédrale et du Château. Au bord de la Charente, le musée de la bande dessinée vous accueille.
Ibis Budget Angoulême Centre
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went on vacation and stayed a day and good customer service and the room was a little small but I'm…read moregrateful breakfast was solid
From the owner: Idéalement situé en Centre Ville d'Angoulême, proche de la Gare SNCF.read more
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Walking in Brantome we passed by this hotel and saw a group having snacks and cocktails in the back…read moreand couldn't resist stopping on a beautiful Wednesday (May -so right before peak period) around 6. Just another table besides us was occupied. Some ordered Champagne and some ordered the Champagne Cocktail-(Cognac, a Cointreau and bitters) first time trying this one and it was delicious! Views of the Dronne River, beautiful day and delicious drinks-what more could we ask for? Dinner menu looked enticing but we had already made reservations at another spot in town. Service was okay-took some time for our drinks to be ordered. Great spot for Cocktails and a view!
Amazing hotel. Ran by a very nice, friendly family. Fantastic beds, great night sleep. Beautiful…read moresurroundings. Very close to the town of Brantome
I've been traveling to paper museums, and this particular museum is not necessarily the best for…read moreexplaining making paper, but its exhibition space is devoted to the art of paper. The particular exhibition April to December 2018 anticipates the centenary of the end of World War I, which will be commemorated November 11. The paper sculptures of WWI soldiers and the women they left behind are in the exhibition space. Not to be missed is the 12-minute film (English subtitles) created from these paper sculptures in a masterful stop action animated film. It is charming as well as tragic. A nice small boutique includes colorful graphics from the era when the factory rolled out cigarette papers after it became fashionable in 1850 France to "roll your own." The machinery on the first floor of the mill is signed, and there are some English translations. One sign notes the "master of the paper," Jacques Brejoux, who is in residence at another historic mill in the countryside: Moulin du Verger. He is still actively working on handmade paper and book restoration. (Call for an appointment to tour that mill.)