Ibis Paris Poissy

Address: 97 avenue Maurice Berteaux, Poissy, Île-de-France, 78300, France | Hotel
 
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Photos of Ibis Paris Poissy

           

          Amenities

          Activities

          • Bar/lounge

          Features

          • Free High-Speed Internet
          • Wheelchair accessibility
          • Pets allowed
           

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          Travel Blogs from Poissy

          Versailles Palace

          A travel blog entry by quirk303 on Oct 21, 2014

          2 comments, 10 photos

          ... something to show other Royalty who visited. It seems fitting that on the day of the death of Gough Whitlam, we see a place that helped finally bring about an end to the injustices of previous eras and paved the way for a more equitable society. I find it ironic that the Emperors, installed by the people seeking equality ended up living in the same opulence as the Royalty who had lost their heads. I suspect Napoleon, like his royal predecessors suffered from a ...

          Crash Course on Art History

          A travel blog entry by maryham on Aug 18, 2014

          3 photos

          ... features since we wanted to give others a chance but we had plenty of time to admire all the other works including Monet, Cezanne, Rembrandt as well as many other amazing paintings by less well know artists. We were so glad to have splashed out on the audio guide which gave us a much greater appreciate of the art than we would otherwise have got. It is a truly magnificent place - the buildings as well as the artworks they house - that lives up to it’s hype. After ...

          Relaxing in the Park

          A travel blog entry by dannjess on Jul 31, 2014

          16 photos

          ... acclaimed
          both for his mastery of fine detail and assiduous craftsmanship. The
          English art critic John Ruskin
          examined his work at length under a magnifying glass, "marvelling at
          ...

          Beaumont Hamel

          A travel blog entry by yake on Jul 08, 2014

          1 comment, 5 photos

          ... cemetery included men from many different countries - Canada, Britain, US, Russia, South Africa and Germany! The German gravestones were set apart from the others. To finish off the day, we had some time in the evening to head into town to eat dinner. Josh and I stumbled upon a great little 'boulangerie'. There we purchased - des macarons (macaroons), des meringues, un éclair et un cookie. My favourite was the chocolate ...

          Museums and More

          A travel blog entry by npcreekhawk09 on Jun 02, 2014

          17 photos

          ... underground and crypts. Definitely an eery place but an impressive labyrinth at least. After the pantheon we were ready for a light dinner so Bryan found a wine bar that supposedly offers small plates as well. Unfortunately the menu was entirely in French and all the google translate in the world couldn't fully help us. I got lucky with carafe of delicious red wine and a cheese plate while Bryan got some sort of frothy fish liquid grossness that barely ...
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