This February, It’s Game On in Cannes, France
Think you have what it takes? Try your hand against some of the best players out there in this year’s The International Festival of Games to be held on 3-7 February 2010 at the Palais des Festivals. The event features a wide variety of games such as backgammon, bridge, crosswords, cards, and Scrabble, to name a few. The festival promotes healthy competition and camaraderie among fellow players, giving them a chance not only to have fun, but also to interact with other people and make new friends.
Guests who want to participate in this much awaited event may want to stay at the Claremont Hotel. This modest accommodation provider is a mere 5-minute walk away from the festival venue Palais des Festivals, making it easy for participants to get there faster.
The hotel is located along Rue Du 24 Août and is also ideal for budget-conscious travelers, since the rooms are available at reasonable rates. Its 21 guestrooms include basic conveniences such as a television, a telephone and an en suite bathroom. Larger parties may request for rooms that include double beds and a common bathroom for a comfortable and hassle-free stay.
It is a hotel that values customer care, and to make sure that all needs are met, the reception is open all day. The helpful staff will also see to it that you’d have no problem getting around the city and transportation to and from the airport as well as to other areas can be arranged. Other services include laundry and for guests who want to wake up at a specific time, the hotel will be glad to provide wake-up calls. At this Cannes accommodation provider, there is no need to worry about paying too much in order to enjoy a delicious meal. At minimal cost, guests can enjoy a hearty breakfast that consists of croissant, yoghurt with milk, baguette with jam or cornflakes while enjoying a cup of coffee or tea.
Cannes is a city that is known not only because of its numerous famous festivals. Guests staying at Claremont will want to visit nearby attractions such as Old Town, Croisette, or Rue d’Antibes, which is an upscale shopping area.
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