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Hôtel Marguerite
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 : 4.19 / 5
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Features: Hairdriers on loan from reception, Tourist information, City maps available, Rooms for non-smokers available, Luggage room, Wi-fi Internet in all rooms, Central heating, Cable TV, Room service (part time), Telephone, Internet cafe,... more
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Minotel Terminus
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: 3.61 / 5
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Features: Room service (part time), Pets accepted, Telephone, 24-hour front desk, Internet cafe, Banqueting services, Safe at reception, Central heating,... more
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Domaine Des Portes De Sologne
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: 3.85 / 5
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Features: Central heating, Wellness centre, Sauna (Finnish), Telephone, Swimmimg pool (outdoors), Bicycle rental, Hydrotherapy treatments, Fitness club, Free secure parking at hotel, Facilities for disabled people, Luggage room, Minibar, Restaurant,... more
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About Orleans
The northernmost city on the Loire, located just over 100 km south-west of Paris in central France, is best known for Joan of Arc. Her raising the English siege in 1429 was a turning point in the Hundred Years' War. The Maid of Orleans is honoured in museums, by statues, on stained glass images. Joan of Arc Day (May 8) is celebrated with a medieval fair, parades and fireworks. Apart from that, the town has Fine Arts Museum, while a small History and Archaeology Museum is home to an exquisite Celtic bronze piece, the Treasure of Neuvy-en-Sullias.