Between Reims & Paris
Jan 17th 2003 | 12:44 am
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Between Reims & Paris
I am planning a trip to the Paris environs this spring
and the last couple of days we plan to go to Reims. Do
to timing of flights we would have to catch a train earlier
than we'd like to get to CDG on time. One option is to move
a bit closer to Paris on the day before the flight. There is Epernay
and Chateau Theiry but they don't get you much closer. According
to the guidebooks there seems to be nothing between and
poking around SNCF and the TER sites did not yeild any inspiration.
Any good ideas?
and the last couple of days we plan to go to Reims. Do
to timing of flights we would have to catch a train earlier
than we'd like to get to CDG on time. One option is to move
a bit closer to Paris on the day before the flight. There is Epernay
and Chateau Theiry but they don't get you much closer. According
to the guidebooks there seems to be nothing between and
poking around SNCF and the TER sites did not yeild any inspiration.
Any good ideas?
Jan 17th 2003 | 4:26 am
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Re: Between Reims & Paris
[email protected] (Ed Krol) wrote in news:SMTV9.12892$Vf3.136369
@vixen.cso.uiuc.edu:
> I am planning a trip to the Paris environs this spring
> and the last couple of days we plan to go to Reims. Do
> to timing of flights we would have to catch a train earlier
> than we'd like to get to CDG on time. One option is to move
> a bit closer to Paris on the day before the flight. There is Epernay
> and Chateau Theiry but they don't get you much closer. According
> to the guidebooks there seems to be nothing between and
> poking around SNCF and the TER sites did not yeild any inspiration.
>
> Any good ideas?
>
I'd stay in Reims as late as possible, enjoy my day, catch an evening train
after the commuters have got home and check into one of the myriad of chain
hotels near CDG e.g. Ibis, so that the effort to get to the airport is
minimised.
Ibis have a 24h check in and provide satisfactory levels of comfort for 1
night before a flight.
http://www.accorhotels.com/accorhotels/index.html
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@vixen.cso.uiuc.edu:
> I am planning a trip to the Paris environs this spring
> and the last couple of days we plan to go to Reims. Do
> to timing of flights we would have to catch a train earlier
> than we'd like to get to CDG on time. One option is to move
> a bit closer to Paris on the day before the flight. There is Epernay
> and Chateau Theiry but they don't get you much closer. According
> to the guidebooks there seems to be nothing between and
> poking around SNCF and the TER sites did not yeild any inspiration.
>
> Any good ideas?
>
I'd stay in Reims as late as possible, enjoy my day, catch an evening train
after the commuters have got home and check into one of the myriad of chain
hotels near CDG e.g. Ibis, so that the effort to get to the airport is
minimised.
Ibis have a 24h check in and provide satisfactory levels of comfort for 1
night before a flight.
http://www.accorhotels.com/accorhotels/index.html
--
[email protected]
BMW R1150GS
Jan 17th 2003 | 11:39 am
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Re: Between Reims & Paris
I agree with you, I'd find an airport hotel. Chateau Thierry or Epernay are
only marginally closer to Paris.
"wessie" wrote in message
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> [email protected] (Ed Krol) wrote in news:SMTV9.12892$Vf3.136369
> @vixen.cso.uiuc.edu:
> > I am planning a trip to the Paris environs this spring
> > and the last couple of days we plan to go to Reims. Do
> > to timing of flights we would have to catch a train earlier
> > than we'd like to get to CDG on time. One option is to move
> > a bit closer to Paris on the day before the flight. There is Epernay
> > and Chateau Theiry but they don't get you much closer. According
> > to the guidebooks there seems to be nothing between and
> > poking around SNCF and the TER sites did not yeild any inspiration.
> >
> > Any good ideas?
> >
> I'd stay in Reims as late as possible, enjoy my day, catch an evening
train
> after the commuters have got home and check into one of the myriad of
chain
> hotels near CDG e.g. Ibis, so that the effort to get to the airport is
> minimised.
> Ibis have a 24h check in and provide satisfactory levels of comfort for 1
> night before a flight.
> http://www.accorhotels.com/accorhotels/index.html
> --
> [email protected]
> BMW R1150GS
only marginally closer to Paris.
"wessie" wrote in message
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> [email protected] (Ed Krol) wrote in news:SMTV9.12892$Vf3.136369
> @vixen.cso.uiuc.edu:
> > I am planning a trip to the Paris environs this spring
> > and the last couple of days we plan to go to Reims. Do
> > to timing of flights we would have to catch a train earlier
> > than we'd like to get to CDG on time. One option is to move
> > a bit closer to Paris on the day before the flight. There is Epernay
> > and Chateau Theiry but they don't get you much closer. According
> > to the guidebooks there seems to be nothing between and
> > poking around SNCF and the TER sites did not yeild any inspiration.
> >
> > Any good ideas?
> >
> I'd stay in Reims as late as possible, enjoy my day, catch an evening
train
> after the commuters have got home and check into one of the myriad of
chain
> hotels near CDG e.g. Ibis, so that the effort to get to the airport is
> minimised.
> Ibis have a 24h check in and provide satisfactory levels of comfort for 1
> night before a flight.
> http://www.accorhotels.com/accorhotels/index.html
> --
> [email protected]
> BMW R1150GS
