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We stay in a hotel in Lourdes called Hotel Padoue. All the staff in the hotel are wonderful and bend over backwards to make sure that our week goes as smoothly as possible. They put up with flying spoons, plates and toys at meal times, ignore tents tied to mattresses and cots built out of beds, clean up after our parties and craft activities without a word of complaint, and are always pleased to see us! | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Each of the bedrooms in the hotel has an ensuite bath or shower room and we allocate rooms to children according to their needs. We have a selection of single, twin and triple rooms and so can be flexible with our arrangements.
The hotel provide us with three excellent meals a day, starting with "eat all you like" croissants, baguettes and cereal for breakfast and followed by lunch and dinner with several courses each. There is always something for everyone to eat, and if there is a problem, the kitchen can usually produce something else to meet our needs. Downstairs in the basement are three conference rooms which we book out for our evening parties and indoor activities when it is raining. All in all it is a fabulous hotel, well suited to the sick and disabled children we take on holiday to Lourdes - we couldn't ask for more! |
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