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10 of the best family friendly hotels in France
5 Jun 2014:From a guesthouse on the Côte d'Azur to a chalet in the Alps, a farmhouse B&B in the Loire to a chateau in Limousin, we've selected hotels that know what kids (and their parents) need
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Editors' picks
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The Guardian's definitive city guide to Paris helps you plan the perfect trip with information on hotels, travel, restaurants and activities across the city -
Alastair Sawday picks 10 one- and two-room B&Bs, all with a certain je ne sais quoi, from his new book, Special Places to Stay: French Bed & Breakfast
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The adults want scenery and culture, but the kids want pools and beaches. Gavin McOwan creates two holidays in one, by driving leisurely across rural France to a classic family camping parc
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