Anyhow, I figured I'd get a bigger response if I asked help in the form of a poll, but I'm afraid of slanting my questions. If you would be so kind, please leave any additional thoughts/tips in the comments.
You want to take a trip to France. How do you go about organizing your lodgings?
I live in the Stone Age and do everything through a brick-and-mortar travel agency. My travel agent's word and suggestions are law for me.
0(0.0%)
I go through an online service like Expedia, Orbitz, etc. where I can take care of lodging, transportation, and so forth all in one go.
4(50.0%)
I google "cheap international airfare," "hotels, Paris" etc. and build my own itinerary.
2(25.0%)
If you use an online trip booker, which one do you use?
Expedia
3(60.0%)
Um, Miquela, you suck and have been gone too long. You don't even know the name of the right businesses, but never fear, I'll tell you in the comments.
1(20.0%)
I know of/have heard of the following and would use them when searching for a place to stay in the south of France:
Cassis
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Marseille
1(12.5%)
Provence
0(0.0%)
the Mediterranean
0(0.0%)
Bouches-du-Rhône
0(0.0%)
Other, which I will expound upon in the comments because, you know, you were right: You don't know anything!
1(12.5%)
When searching for lodgings, I would use the following terms in the search engine:
lodging in the south of France
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bed and breakfasts in the south of France
4(57.1%)
bed and breakfasts/lodgings/hotel near Cassis
0(0.0%)
bed and breakfasts/lodgings/hotel around Marseille
0(0.0%)
Sheesh, Miquela, you are missing the obvious. Let me tell you what it is in the comments...
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(Please only answer this one if you actually do it) I just did my own search, my own way, and the top five sites I turned up were:
If you (very kindly, I might add) answer the last question, please don't use "le Manoir" in your search. I want to see if people can find my friend's site without knowing the name of her b&b.
Thanks so much!!!
