Query regarding type of room while booking
So I was planning to book a room for a night at La Colle Sur Loup, France. While in conversation with the hotel authorities, they said something like this:
we have a room without restauration at 83 euros
What does restauration mean? What does this statement mean?
Best Answer
Restauration means catering. This means that you won't get any meal with the night.
Usually, you can have the following :
- Breakfast (petit déjeuner in French)
- Half board (demi pension in French, which usually mean that you have lunch or diner included)
- Full board (pension complète in French, which means that you have breakfast, lunch and diner included)
So in that case, I think they used "restauration" as a poor direct translation to express the fact that there is no meal included. So probably, the breakfast is also excluded. If you provide the hotel name, I can check the french part and tell you for sure.
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Answer 2
It means 'without food'. So either they don't have food or you would pay extra if you ate there.
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