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Steve_Cardiff wrote:I won't provide a link here as I don't wanna take the piss. But if you look up my username - Steve_Cardiff on bestbikerroads.com you'll see some of the places i've stayed at.
Le Panoramic in Bagneres De Luchon was brilliantly located and very cheap for it's quality. Great roads to it and from it!
Depends what type of person you are though and what you expect.
If you're the type of person to just want somewhere to lay your head and don't care if you share with donkeys and goats then you're like me - the cheaper the better. If you're the type that must have 5 star then why are you touring by bike?
Stop when you get to somewhere that looks like it might have beds and you'll be fine.
Gruf wrote:Must admit I like to stay in nice hotels when on holiday, like it even better when the porter gets me bike washed .
Here's one I stayed in this year in Arabba sorry its only a 3 star but I suppose one has to slum it somtimes
http://www.hotelmesdi.com/en/index.html
Steve_Cardiff wrote:I wasn't having a go Maxx, it's just that most bikers I meet don't seem to be the 5 star type. Are you? If Bambam is the 5 star type then he wouldn't like the hotels I stay at anyway. That's not to say that i slum it, it's just that I do cheap and cheerful.
If it's got a shower and a bed then i'm happy.
Gruf wrote:MaXX2 wrote:
Must be honest though, me canvas, camping Gaz and swamping days are OVER
yip better leave the camping to us young uns
MaXX2 wrote:Gruf wrote:MaXX2 wrote:
Must be honest though, me canvas, camping Gaz and swamping days are OVER
yip better leave the camping to us young uns
Don't you be laughing too loud ma boy- for emergencies I still have me Everest Hurricane Buster 2000--so there
35 years young is that tent and never a dry night
Tim wrote:MaXX2 wrote:Gruf wrote:MaXX2 wrote:
Must be honest though, me canvas, camping Gaz and swamping days are OVER
yip better leave the camping to us young uns
Don't you be laughing too loud ma boy- for emergencies I still have me Everest Hurricane Buster 2000--so there
35 years young is that tent and never a dry night
Try Pampers mate....they're a lot smaller and easier to carry about...
MaXX2 wrote:Tim wrote:MaXX2 wrote:Gruf wrote:MaXX2 wrote:
Must be honest though, me canvas, camping Gaz and swamping days are OVER
yip better leave the camping to us young uns
Don't you be laughing too loud ma boy- for emergencies I still have me Everest Hurricane Buster 2000--so there
35 years young is that tent and never a dry night
Try Pampers mate....they're a lot smaller and easier to carry about...
Not necessary with the Hurricane Buster 2000 m8, due to a cunning design feature-- No groundsheet = perfect soak away
Tim wrote:MaXX2 wrote:
Not necessary with the Hurricane Buster 2000 m8, due to a cunning design feature-- No groundsheet = perfect soak away
All good and well...but what about the solids?
Steve_Cardiff wrote:I won't provide a link here as I don't wanna take the piss. But if you look up my username - Steve_Cardiff on bestbikerroads.com you'll see some of the places i've stayed at.
Le Panoramic in Bagneres De Luchon was brilliantly located and very cheap for it's quality. Great roads to it and from it!
Depends what type of person you are though and what you expect.
If you're the type of person to just want somewhere to lay your head and don't care if you share with donkeys and goats then you're like me - the cheaper the better. If you're the type that must have 5 star then why are you touring by bike?
Stop when you get to somewhere that looks like it might have beds and you'll be fine.
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