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Eyewitness Travel Guide: France Best Places to Eat & Stay

£14.99

Winner of the Golden Ladle for Best Food Guide Book at the World Food Media Awards 2005

Awards

World Food Media Award :Winner 2005

Introduction

Covering all 16 regions, and richly illustrated, this is a mouthwatering and fascinating celebration of the best of French food and wine. A must-have for foodies and Francophiles alike.

Both an invaluable resource for travellers in France, with detailed listings for 3,200 of the best places to eat and stay in the country's 16 regions, and a mouthwatering celebration of the best of French food and wine, illustrated with specially commissioned colour photography. A book to browse and learn from at home, and a must-have for anyone visiting France.

• The definitive guide to the best places to eat and stay in France, with information on the finest food and wines
• “Eyewitness Guides are the only ones worth buying. They are superbly illustrated and their “star sights” invaluable” The Times
• Over 500 photographs and maps - all in full colour

From cordon bleu cuisine in Paris to rustic country dishes in the heart of Provence, this invaluable guide lists over 3,200 of the best places to eat and stay in France.
Book of the Week in The Daily Express (15th May 2004)

Going to France? Read on for some top travel tips from one of our readers who used this Eyewitness Travel Guide...

Lizzie from London sent us this from her trip through France:
“This summer we drove down through France from Caen to Carcassonne and used your guide France Best Places to Eat and Stay en route. We found some great places as a result, but were surprised to find there was no hotel recommendation in Limoux. We found a super and unique hotel that you might want to include in future editions. It has no restaurant (but you recommend several so that’s not a problem) but what it does have, in its entrance hall and breakfast room, is its own little Museum of the Phonograph, packed with wonderful old machines with their amazing, decorated trumpets, as well as walls covered with kitsch and curious French record sleeves. The hotel is full of musical Art Nouveau memorabilia and furnishings, but at the same time the rooms are comfortable and well equipped. Rooms are about 50 euros for a double/twin with bath and the hotel is centrally located, near the attractive old quarter. The details are:

Hotel de la Paix
25 place Jourdan
87000 Limoges
tel: 05 55 34 36 00.”

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